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Andy Dingley wrote:
It looks like the bolt bit has been attatched in the wood so that it
cant spin ( grippers on the outer surface ) and this leaves the
threaded middle to accept a fixing.


Tee nut. Any decent hardware shop.


Even B&Q for the common metric threads.

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