ChatterBank0 min ago
TYPE OF SCREW.
Can anyone tell me the correct name for a type of screw or nut that i could best describe as having a countersunk head but the body is of cylindrical form with an internal (female) thread.
Secondly, where can i buy some.
Size M4 and aprox. 15mm lg.
Secondly, where can i buy some.
Size M4 and aprox. 15mm lg.
Answers
They are also used to fit door handles
http:// comptools. co. u... php? products_ id= 20024
11:20 Mon 17th Jan 2011
I know exactly what you mean. These two-piece shafted fixings are used to join adjacent kitchen cabinets together. An M4 hole is drilled through the side wall of adjacent cabinets, the long section is passed through the hole in one cabinet and the threaded stub section is screwed tightly into the internally threaded section.
I'm having difficulty finding them on the Screwfix and B&Q websites, but I know that B&Q stock them. Try asking for cabinet joiner along with my description to a member of staff at B&Q. I'm sure they'll find them in the store.
I'm having difficulty finding them on the Screwfix and B&Q websites, but I know that B&Q stock them. Try asking for cabinet joiner along with my description to a member of staff at B&Q. I'm sure they'll find them in the store.
Dooh, they're called Cabinet Connectors. Here's a possible source:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk...rniture_EHconnectors. Here's a possible source:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk...rniture_EHconnectors. Here's a possible source: