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Furniture Screw-in Nut
- Inner hex head and the body trapezoidal design, the structure is more stable.
- Nut insert has internal and external threads. The internal thread is mainly for self-locking wood. Generally, it is a standard mechanical thread, which is convenient for connecting with other standard threaded fasteners.
Note
- The head with flange has a positioning function and is installed on the surface of the connecting piece; without flange is no positioning function and is installed inside the connecting piece.
- We have 4 types of nuts shown in the picture, please check the details and purchase according to your needs.
Installation Steps
- Measure the thickness of the board, the board is longer than the nut by more than 3mm.
- Example: The M6 nut is used with an M8 drill bit, and the drilling depth is the length of the nut.
- Use an M6 hexagon wrench to screw the nut clockwise into the board.
- Screw the nut until it is level with the wooden board.
Jean-Francois
Reviewed in Canada on February 8, 2025
Se brise facilement même avec un trou de 6mm (¼") dans du bois mou. L'ouverture pour la clef allen de 4mm est trop grande ce qui cause la clef de glisser en briser la pièce sans même forcer. Tester sur du MDF, pin blanc et contre plaqué.
Dan Vogel
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025
First try with these the hole for the hex wrench stripped as soon as there was any resistance. Basically became a circle instead of a hexagon. Then when I tried pliers to get thing out the top not in the wood tore right off. The metal on these is way to soft/thin. Wish I could return them.
User245334
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024
These fit into MDF or plywood if the appropriate pilot hole is drilled.I used these without any failures on a subwoofer enclosure to mount components to the outside.These will most likely not work well with hardwoods such as red oak or hickory, but most furniture is not made out of hardwoods.
Pépère
Reviewed in Canada on May 5, 2024
Good quality for the price
Hastic1
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2024
Save your hard earned cash. Quality is bad. Very weak and crack easily.
Wrong size
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024
These allow for a lot of side to side movement that the cheaper brass inserts don't have
Josh
Reviewed in Australia on March 16, 2024
Nice and easy to use works well so far
Happy
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2024
You can tell these are made from really thin material. I couldn't get them started without stripping the hex on top of the insert.
LumberjackMan
Reviewed in Canada on December 12, 2024
Excellent. Works perfectly with M4 screws. Used to repair a DIY speaker which had poor threads.
Marc Fournier
Reviewed in Canada on July 21, 2023
These are way too brittle even when oversizing the hole when used in plywood. The head would simply tear right off and I had drill out a couple of them.
N. Morgan
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2023
I am dumbfounded with how brittle these inserts are, they break with the slightest force. I had two of them shear off and basically disintegrate halfway in. So now I have one stuck inside of my air rifle's wood stock that is going be a nightmare to get out.I hardly had put any force on it when it sheared. I thought maybe it was a QC issue with just the one I tried so I gave another one a shot and it did the same thing essentially crumbling with hardly any force at all. I am not exaggerating when I say that I could probably break one of these with my bare hands they are that brittle.These will snap on you and you will have a a real ordeal on your hands figuring out how to remove it once it breaks. I'm not sure if this is just a bad batch or if they are all like this, I saw all the glowing reviews and thought they should be fine. Really wish I just bought a set at the hardware store instead.Buyer beware!!! Don't make the same mistake I did!!!
Nathan Ryan Dierkes
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2023
I had a lot of trouble getting these screwed into the wood. I tried multiple size holes and varying chamfers/countersinking just on the top of the pilot holes (on a test piece), but still had multiple crack when tightening at the end in my work piece. I still never got 2 out of 4 to sit flush with my surface. They kept cracking down the side when using the allen wrench. I then had to use a bolt to screw in tightly and unscrew the insert using that overtightened bolt, then replace the insert with a new one. I couldn't unscrew it with the allen wrench after they broke. In the end, I was able to get them screwed most of the way, but very frustrating to use and they aren't perfect.
Old Guard
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2021
Worked great despite my shoddy implementation. My only complaint is that the threads start a little too low relative to the face of the material.
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