ROSS Percussion Single End Snare & Tom Drum Lugs 10 Pack Chrome with Gaskets and Mounting Screws – 7/32 Tension Rod Compatible Drum Shell Lug Hardware with 1.5 Inch Hole Spacing

The ROSS Percussion Single End Snare and Tom Drum Lugs provide dependable shell hardware for drummers maintaining or upgrading their acoustic drums. This set includes ten chrome single-end lugs along with mounting screws and rubber gaskets, creating a convenient solution for snare and tom drum hardware installation. Each lug works with standard 7/32 tension rods and features 1.5 inch mounting hole spacing, a common configuration used on many drum shells. This allows drummers and technicians to secure drumheads evenly while maintaining accurate tension rod alignment for consistent sound and response. Constructed from durable chrome-plated metal, these lugs offer long-lasting structural support while adding a polished look to drum shells. They are useful for restoring older drums, assembling custom percussion setups, or maintaining spare components for drum hardware upkeep. Whether updating existing drum shells or completing a custom percussion project, these ROSS Percussion lugs provide reliable mounting performance and stable drumhead tension control.

• Complete 10 Lug Set – Includes ten chrome single-end drum lugs with mounting screws and protective rubber gaskets, providing the essential shell hardware needed for snare or tom drum restoration or upgrades.
• Reliable Drumhead Tension Control – Designed to work with standard 7/32 tension rods, helping maintain steady rod alignment for accurate drumhead tension and consistent tone.
• Standard 1.5 Inch Hole Spacing – Built with common mounting spacing that fits many snare and tom drum shells, making installation straightforward for most acoustic drum setups.
• Durable Chrome Metal Construction – Solid metal lug housing with polished chrome finish designed to handle regular playing while maintaining a clean professional drum appearance.
• Ideal for Drum Restoration Projects – Useful for updating aging shells, assembling custom percussion setups, or keeping spare lug hardware available for future drum maintenance needs.