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A U-shaped piece of metal driven into a surface to hold materials such as muslin or canvas to flats or platforms.

A hardware piece shaped like the letter 'D', often attached to a flat plate, used to tie down or secure scenery and props.

A flat disc with a hole that is used to distribute the load of a threaded fastener, such as a bolt or screw.

A large screw that is driven into the stage floor to anchor scenery or platforms. It is designed to be removed and reused.

A special type of fastener that expands behind a surface to provide support for hanging items, used in situations where there is no access to the back side of a wall or panel.

A mechanical bearing that connects two solid objects, typically allowing only a limited angle of rotation between them. Commonly used on stage doors or movable set pieces.

A type of fastener with a threaded hole that is used with a mating bolt to fasten multiple parts together.

A heavy duty bolt that is set into masonry or concrete for securing heavy scenery or architectural elements to the stage floor.

A piece of wood or metal attached to a surface for holding other objects in place, often used for securing ropes or lines in stage rigging.

A bolt with a looped end used for attaching cables, chains, or ropes, commonly used for rigging and hanging scenic elements.

A system used for the movement of curtains, backdrops, or movable set pieces across the stage, consisting of a track and movable carriers.

A type of nut used to fasten a wood, particle, or composite material workpiece, leaving a flush surface; commonly used in theatrical applications where a bolt needs to be inserted and removed repeatedly.

A cylindrical fastener used with a nut to join two pieces of scenery together. Often used for constructing flats or platforms.

A type of fastener that consists of a cam and a bolt, used in theatrical construction to quickly assemble and disassemble scenery panels.

A permanent mechanical fastener that is expanded in a hole to join pieces of scenery. Not meant to be disassembled.

A fastener consisting of a bolt and a pair of spring-loaded wings that expand after being inserted through a hole, used for suspending objects from hollow walls.

A device for adjusting the tension or length of ropes and cables, part of rigging systems for hanging scenery or lighting.

A fastener with a threaded shaft that is turned into materials to hold them together. It is frequently used for attaching scenery to a stage floor or securing set pieces together.

A small, thin piece of metal with a pointed end and a flat head, driven into wood to join pieces or to attach materials to a wooden surface.