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These M6 x 35mm Furniture Connecting Bolts from The Bed Slats Company are designed for robust connections in furniture assembly, particularly for items like bunk beds, cots, and cabinets. Their coarse thread ensures a secure grip, while the yellow zinc plating offers moderate corrosion resistance. A key benefit is their ease of use with a standard 4mm hex drive Allen key. However, users should note that the yellow zinc finish may not be suitable for highly corrosive environments.
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Brand | The Bed Slats Company |
These bolts are designed for connecting furniture components securely, commonly used in the assembly of items like bunk beds, cots, and cabinets.
You will need a 4mm Allen key (also known as a hex key) to tighten or loosen these bolts.
These specific bolts are 35mm in length.
Yellow zinc plating offers a basic level of corrosion resistance, making them suitable for most indoor furniture applications. It is not intended for highly corrosive or outdoor environments.
It is not recommended. The yellow zinc plating provides limited protection against moisture and the elements, and may corrode over time if exposed to outdoor conditions.
They are suitable for use with wood, MDF, and other composite materials that can accept a coarse thread. They require a pre-drilled hole or a matching threaded insert.
Yes, while this guide focuses on the 35mm length, similar bolts from The Bed Slats Company and other brands are often available in a range of lengths, typically from 25mm to 120mm.
Ensure the mating hole is properly drilled and sized for an M6 bolt. Check that the material is suitable for threading. Verify you are not cross-threading.
Confirm you are using a 4mm Allen key. Ensure the key is fully seated in the hex socket. Check the socket for debris.
The receiving thread may be damaged or stripped. Try using a slightly larger diameter bolt if possible, or consider a wood insert if working with soft wood.
This indicates exposure to moisture or corrosive elements. Clean the bolt and move the furniture to a drier location. For severe tarnishing, replacement may be necessary.
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