There are two options for assembly; dry or cemented. With dry assembly, the fittings can be taken apart (with a bit of effort). Cementing is permanent.
Dry: Knock together with a mallet. The fittings are tight when fitted dry, although the any rotational force is applied they can turn inside the fitting. Some users drill small holes and use self-tapping screws through the fitting and pipe to prevent rotation.
Cement: Unlike standard pipework, furniture fittings are not usually used to carry fluids so a water tight joint is not essential. We recommend painting cement onto the inside of the fitting only as this will provide a sufficiently strong mechanical joint, whilst keeping it looking neat and tidy.
Medium weight wooden mallet. Ideal for dry assembling pipe and fittings.
Pack of ten display grade white locking pins.
Currently available in our warehouse.
The 3mm drillbit perfectly creates space for the white display grade locking pins.
Currently in stock in our UK Warehouse.