No Exposed Nails
No tack strips to catch your knuckles, your sleeves, or a loose strand of yarn.
Made for Small Spaces.
Ready for Longer Ideas.
Create compact projects within the visible working area, or roll the fabric downward to continue longer designs.





The 39" x 25" measurement refers to the overall frame-not the visible tufting area. Your project width is limited by the horizontal working area, while longer designs can be created by rolling and repositioning the cloth.

No exposed nails
modular assembly
Knob-adjusted tension
rolling system
compact footprint

Typically exposed nails
DIY construction
Hand-stretched fabric
Larger frame for longer designs
Size-dependent footprint
FAQs
Yes. The H1 Frame features a nail-free structure, straightforward fabric installation, and an adjustable tensioning system, helping beginners set up their tufting cloth more safely and easily.
The frame measures 39" × 25", providing a spacious working area for rugs, wall hangings, and other medium-to-large tufting projects.
The effective working area is approximately 33.86" × 17.72". This refers to the
usable canvas space after the fabric has been stretched and secured onto the frame.
Instead of using exposed carpet-gripper nails, the H1 Frame secures the tufting cloth through its fabric rods and structural channels. This helps keep the fabric firmly in place while reducing contact with sharp edges.
Slide the tensioning mechanism into position and turn the adjustment knobs until the fabric is evenly stretched and firm. The planetary gear system is designed to reduce the force required to tighten the cloth.
Yes. The fabric rod system allows the cloth to extend downward, so you can move to a new working area without completely removing and reinstalling the fabric. This is especially useful for longer designs and larger projects.
The H1 Frame is made with an aluminum structure and four vertical support rods to help keep the working surface steady. The wide contact area also helps reduce movement while you guide the tufting gun.
Yes. The fabric rod and dual-channel structure are designed to make cloth replacement quicker, without rebuilding the entire frame each time you begin a new project.
The frame is designed to provide a stable working setup without using exposed nails against your workspace. Always place it on a flat, stable surface and check that all components are securely installed before tufting.
No. The current Frame does not include an official yarn guide or yarn spindle. You can position your yarn separately according to your workspace and preferred tufting setup.
The Clawlab Tufting Frame H1 includes a one-year warranty and lifetime customer support. The product page also lists a 14-day return service, subject to Clawlab’s return and warranty conditions.