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• Bolts & Nuts
• Clips & Binders
• Screws
• Nails
• Shelf connectors
  <p>Shelf connectors are widely used in furniture manufacturing, assembling kitchens and bathrooms and of course in the wood processing industry. The widespread use of these useful tools is not without reason. Because <em>shelf connectors</em> are cheap and easy to use. This makes them indispensable when creating solid connections between various wooden parts, such as planks and beams. Whether installing a kitchen or bathroom or fabricating furniture, shelf connectors are everywhere.##</p> <h2>Shelf connectors: effective, reliable and cheap</h2> <p>The Wood, Tools and Deco range should not be missing: plank connectors in all shapes and sizes. The regular plank connectors are available in two variants. The main variant is the metal strip bent at right angles to be screwed against the inside or the outside of corners of a wooden construction, with the aim of improving the strength of the construction. In addition to the angled plank connectors, there are also horizontal plank connectors that ensure that different planks that are installed behind each other are connected firmly, stably and perpendicularly. Both variants have the advantage that they are easy to process, effective and relatively cheap. For every do-it-yourselfer or professional who wants to install a kitchen or renovate a bathroom, plank connectors are indispensable when it comes to sturdy, stable and reliable constructions that will last for years without any problems.</p> <h2>Minifix cabinet connectors</h2> <p>In addition to the angled and horizontal shelf connectors, our range also includes the well-known minifix cabinet connectors. These clever shelf connectors owe their fame mainly to the ubiquitous IKEA cabinets, in which they are frequently used. The advantage of minifix cabinet connectors, also known as elegant eccentric cabinet connectors, for IKEA is that with these connectors it is a breeze for the customer to assemble a cabinet. Because mounting with minifix cabinet connectors is quick and easy. An additional advantage for IKEA is that the customer does not need to have an extensive toolbox to complete the assembly job. More than the installation manual and a simple Phillips screwdriver is enough. Because these <strong>minifix</strong> cabinet connectors are now available in our range, you can now also use this smart, innovative way to make connections during your woodworking job.</p>
• Springs & Plugs
• Hooks, Eyes & Rings
• Tape, Rope & Glue
• Threaded inserts (screw-in nuts)
  <p>This special nut, called both rampa nut and screw-in nut, has been developed to create a good fastening option in wood or in another soft material. The screw-in nut is hollow on the inside with a screw thread and on the outside with a coarse screw thread especially for wood. In other words, metric screw thread on the inside and wood thread on the outside. When you have pre-drilled the hole, you can easily screw the rampa nut into the side of a cupboard with an Allen key. In this way you have created a strong connection to screw in a threaded rod, a bolt or a metal screw. ##</p> <h2>Drill out first</h2> <p>The screw-in nut can be installed once you have drilled out the material where it should go. On one side of the rampa nut there is a hexagonal recess that allows you to screw the screw-in nut into the wood with an Allen key. By using an Allen key you are able to apply more pressure while still keeping the screw straight. In this way, the nut can easily be screwed into the notch without damaging the case.</p> <h2>When to use a screw-in nut?</h2> <p>If you are planning to place castors under a cupboard or table or to replace one wheel on your old office chair you could use screw-in nuts. Use an Allen key to place the rampa nut in the chair or table leg or under the cupboard where you first drilled a hole. You simply screw the thread of the new swivel wheel into the mounted screw-in nut. Note the thickness of the castor bolt. The Wood, Tools &amp; Deco ramps are available in:</p> <ul> <li>M4</li> <li>M5</li> <li>M6</li> <li>M8</li> <li>M10</li> </ul> <h2>Perfect for making fixings in soft material</h2> <p>Tightening a bolt in a chipboard cabinet? That could be a problem because the threaded rod does not get enough grip to be able to fix itself in the cabinet. Chipboard is too soft and crumbles when you try to screw a metal bolt into it. In this case, the screw-in nut is the perfect solution! Thanks to the coarse pitch on the outside, it easily turns in chipboard. Now you have created a good opportunity to fix the bolt. The rampa nut has metric screw thread on the inside. You can now easily mount drawer slides in the cupboard, place a clothes hook, a clothes rail or mount wheels under the cupboard.</p>
• Spacers
• Pins & Rods