Hi, I'm not sure if this is the best group for this or not; if someone
knows a better place (or some web forum, or something), just point the
way.

I need help identifying a piece of RTA furniture I bought several years
ago, so I can order replacement parts. Pictures he

http://75thtrombone.com/weblog/furniture_id

I really appreciate any help I can get here.

Thanks,
Lanny Heidbreder

walmart = china... good luck.

The hardware may be generic though. What kind of hardware?

brian

On 10 Feb 2006 12:32:38 -0800, "Lanny Heidbreder"
wrote:

I need help identifying a piece of RTA furniture I bought several years
ago, so I can order replacement parts. Pictures he

Nearly all that hardware is pretty standard - anywhere should be able to
help (Isaac Lord in the UK, I don't know US equivalents).

Hey,

I don't know. All I know is the logo on the knock-down fasteners,
which there's a picture of on the page I linked to.

Here's a picture of the things I need more of:

http://75thtrombone.com/links/looseparts.jpg

The smaller silver one is being used as a shelf pin; the larger brass
one connects a door to the top or bottom of the unit, and is the axis
the door turns on.

But they both look like versions of the same gadget, which may be
unrelated to what they're being used as.

For whatever it's worth, the guy at Lowe's said he had no idea what
they are, and a search of the place turned up nothing.

I may cross-post this with some hardware group to see if anyone can put
a name to the things.

Thanks,
LH

On 11 Feb 2006 17:43:31 -0800, "Lanny Heidbreder"
wrote:

Hey,

I don't know. All I know is the logo on the knock-down fasteners,
which there's a picture of on the page I linked to.

Here's a picture of the things I need more of:

http://75thtrombone.com/links/looseparts.jpg

The smaller silver one is being used as a shelf pin; the larger brass
one connects a door to the top or bottom of the unit, and is the axis
the door turns on.

http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/pa...648,43649&ap=1

Not sure if they have the larger one, but a piece of rod of the same
diameter and a washer will do the job.


-Leuf

tada:

http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/pa...=3,43648,43649

It's B you're after I think.

I can't find the other one. You might be able to use the steel one in
place of the brass one.

brian

You and brianlanning nailed it -- thank you both!!

(and if anyone finds the brass thing I'll be just as grateful, although
I'm willing to be less anal about it ;-) )

-LH