110mm Bed Bolts with Crescent Nuts – 1/4" Thread – 4-Pack Furniture Connecting Hardware M6 for Bunk Beds and Wooden Bed Frames with 2.5"–3.25" Posts – B110 by Palace Imports

Right size, good quality, shipped quickly. Had misplaced half of my Stanley bunk bed bolts, and measured the ones I had, and these fit the bill, and worked great. The quality is not as robust as the original, the half-moon nuts are not as strong, but they worked fine. I had trouble threading the nut on one bolt, but that was not the fault of the maker, but because the installation is awkward, sticking the bolt in a hole and threading the bolt blind, by feeling with your fingertips. I would recommend the product

Got the job done on an old Stanley bunk bed.

Works great

KEY INFORMATION: The hole size for the half moon or crescent nut needs to be 1” in diameter. I couldn’t find that anywhere so here it is! The bed we have had about 7/8” diameter holes. Too small for these to fit. So if you’re in the same boat, here’s what I did: I used a 1” forstner bit and drilled a hole through a scrap piece of wood. Then I placed that scrap piece over the bed rail and used that as my guide to get the 1” hole lined up correctly. Worked like a charm! A couple tips: Hold that scrap piece on TIGHT or use clamps if you need. Also, be careful not to drill the new hole too deep.

I needed this carriage bolt set up to replace one that had accidentally been bent for a king size bed frame of "Brazilian Pine" made by Lenar imported from Brazil, but purchased from Slumberland. Slumberland had no idea how to replace the bolt, and all the major bolt manufacturers made nothing that would fit properly, even one on Amazon that advertised itself as "hard to find". I only gave it a four star rating because it was not in the aged bronze color of the original, but it does fit perfectly.

Just what I needed! The nuts actually make the bolts STAY IN PLACE;)

some screws where shorter

I needed the bolts to be about 1 inch longer and the half-moon nuts were not the same as in the picture. I had to grind the longer edges on the lunar nuts to fit like the original ones on my bunk bed( seen in pic). But I made them work.