Hi all,

Where would be the best place to get a new one of these?

http://i49.tinypic.com/2mqw9b8.jpg

It's a like a bolt with thread only at the end and the opposing piece.
It holds the arm to the back, but the thread's stripped. Sorry, I know
my description or photo aren't the best. Do they sell them at the sheds
(I've not looked but assumed not)

Many thanks for your time

S

Steve wrote:
Hi all,

Where would be the best place to get a new one of these?

http://i49.tinypic.com/2mqw9b8.jpg

It's a like a bolt with thread only at the end and the opposing piece.
It holds the arm to the back, but the thread's stripped. Sorry, I know
my description or photo aren't the best. Do they sell them at the
sheds (I've not looked but assumed not)

Many thanks for your time


I think you'd be lucky to get an exact replacement. It would appear to be
bronze. A chandlery? (Take your chequebook!)

"Steve" wrote in message
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Hi all,

Where would be the best place to get a new one of these?

http://i49.tinypic.com/2mqw9b8.jpg

It's a like a bolt with thread only at the end and the opposing piece. It
holds the arm to the back, but the thread's stripped. Sorry, I know my
description or photo aren't the best. Do they sell them at the sheds
(I've not looked but assumed not)

Many thanks for your time

S

Won't an ordinary stainless bolt/coach bolt and nut do? If it has to be
fairly loose so that the furniture can move, and you can't get the right
amount of untapped length, use a nylock nut and washer, rather than
tightening hard.

S