Help me find this bracket.....

[js415]

I have searched and searched, and maybe I'm looking in the wrong places.

I need two of these brackets like I have pictured below.

Anybody have any idea what they are called or where I can find a pair?

Thanks,

Jerry

[js415]

Thanks for all the suggestions and helpful hints.

I found what I was looking for when I started searching for "Keyhole Brackets".

This particular bracket is what is used on my daughters pop-up to hold a small gas stove onto the side of her trailer, for use outside.

She never uses the stove, so I thought I could find a couple of brackets and make her a small table to mount in the same location.

If I can find some proper materials for use as a tabletop, then I believe I can get something worked up for her.

Thanks again for all the help and ideas.

Jerry

[Tin_Pusher]

Here ya go: Furniture Clip

[mobeewan]

Do they have to be exactly the same or would something like this work?

[blownstang01]

What hooks to, or "latches" to it ? If it is some sort of lock mechanism, it's usually easier to get a manufacture name off the lock/latch and search or call them for the latch plates they carry.

[Homeless_by_Cho]

I had those exact brackets on the ends of the cross brace under my dining table. The cross brace was milled out to cover/hide the hardware. There were two brackets on each end to keep the cross member from rotating and making it very strong.

I believe it is called a HANGER PLATE. Ref Click Here to view a similar one

LeRoy

[JoeH]

What's it used on/for ?

[Blacklane]

I found a lot of similar brackets by doing an internet search (specifically Google image search) on "Bracket Keyhole".

I did not see your bracket, though.

[falconman]

They look similar to what’s called a “footman loop”. They’re not exactly the same but it might get you started.

[SidecarFlip]

BarneyS wrote:
I think I would send an e-mail or call this place and send a picture like you posted here. I bet they can tell you what it is called, where to purchase that bracket, or they can make it for you.
Good luck.
Barney

You footing the bill on the call?

They are in the UK.

I'd peruse the Mc Master-Carr online catalog. Bet it's in there somewhere.

[Ava]

That looks like it would be easy to make one up yourself if you have some basic tools, drill and pliers or vise.

[BarneyS]

I think I would send an e-mail or call this place and send a picture like you posted here. I bet they can tell you what it is called, where to purchase that bracket, or they can make it for you.
Good luck.
Barney