QuakeHOLD! QuakeHold Flat Screen Safety Strap

A kit with two nylon straps and adhesive steel plates that ties a flat screen TV to a wall stud.

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TypeStrap
Made forLCD and plasma flat screen TVs; the maker says it fits all makes and models
Hardware2 wall stud screws, 2 adhesive steel plates, 2 prep pads, museum putty
InstallPeel and press application wit
Adhesive3M adhesive steel plates

Listed features

  • Full hardware kit
  • Steel plates

Worth checking

  • ASTM F3096 not mentioned

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  • Tip-overs: see CPSC's Anchor It page. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

Full specs

QuakeHOLD! QuakeHold Flat Screen Safety Strap
TypeFurniture and TV anchor
InstallPeel and press application wit
Anchor typestrap
Hardware2 wall stud screws, 2 adhesive steel plates, 2 prep pads, museum putty
FitsLCD and plasma flat screen TVs; the maker says it fits all makes and models
In the box2 nylon straps (24 x 1 in) with quick-disconnect buckles, 2 steel plates (4 x 1.5 in) with 3M adhesive, 2 wall stud screws, 2 surface prep pads, 1 oz museum putty, instruction sheet
Count2
Adhesive (maker)3M adhesive steel plates
MaterialNylon straps with hook and loop fasteners, steel plates

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QuakeHold Flat Screen Safety Strap: questions answered

From QuakeHOLD!'s published specs, last checked 2026-11-11.

How much weight does the QuakeHOLD! QuakeHold Flat Screen Safety Strap hold?

The maker doesn't give a weight rating. Tip-overs: see CPSC's Anchor It page. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

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