Statuary Bronze or Black Oxide finished steel bolts for joining wood together. Ideal knock-down fitting for rapid assembly and disassembly of knock-down furniture. Cap Nut and Cross Dowels sold separately and fits all length bolts available below.
(1) Pack of 8 Connector Bolts-Statuary Bronze
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Quality Fasteners
These are quality fasteners and fulfilled my need exactly
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Very nice
They worked well with the threaded inserts and look nice on the crib I built.
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Very nice product
These bolts were a great addition to the convertible baby crib I built!
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Make a project look good
I have used these before and they all are very strong and the color is the same on all bolts in the package of eight. The price is fair also, I bought some that was over a dollar each.
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Solved the problem.
Used to repair arms and legs on folding Teak Deck Chairs.
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Connector bolts
Work like they were supposed to work, recommended for furniture
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Great fit and finish
These bolts were exactly the same as originals needed to put furniture back together.
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Completed my order to go with dowels
Bought these bolts to go with the dowels we purchased. We had looked everywhere locally and couldn't find them. After research found this company and we could complete our order. Very excited. They have everything you would need. My grandson is now happy his bed is back together!
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They are a depicted and what I ordered.
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Quality Product!
Quality product with a variety of sizes & colors to choose from...lightening fast delivery too!!
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required in building plans
Raymond H
on Aug 18, 2018
I purchased these connectors to replace hardware lost for a baby crib.
Lisa C
on Aug 4, 2018
required in building plans
Raymond H
on Aug 18, 2018
Only place I could find the 4 3/4 bronze bolts. Ordered the others while ordering
Randy B
on Aug 7, 2018
What size are these?
BEST ANSWER: Please see this tech document for exact dimensions: http://go.rockler.com/tech/31815-864.pdf
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- Scott E Staff on Apr 7, 2015
My wood outdoor furniture from Pottery Barn (Chatham collection) uses a 1/4 28 (fine thread) in 2 3/4 inch connector bolt in bronze. Do you carry
these? Thanks
these? Thanks
BEST ANSWER: The version carried by Rockler is Item #31856 which is 8 pcs of 2 3/4 Statuary Bronze Bolts with a 1/4-20 thread. The threaded portion is about 1 5/8 in long. They also sell cross dowels which are 5/8 in long and 3/8 in. in diameter with matching thread. These appear to be unfinished mild steel and would be prone to rust. Cap nuts are also available in the bronze finish.
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- Rick R on Jul 1, 2015
- Purchased on Dec 18, 2014
I need 1 1/4" or 1 1/2" help?
BEST ANSWER: Sanding or grinding is always a good way to shorten a bolt if you don't have to take too much off, but remember to put a nut on the bold before you cut or grind, when you remove the nut it acts like a die and will clean up the threads as you remove it.
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- Bartman on Oct 20, 2015
- Purchased on Aug 1, 2015
Is the 1 1/8 inch long bolt long enough to connect two pieces of 3/4 inch plywood?
BEST ANSWER: It depends on the nut you plan to use for this bolt but if you use the cap nut that often accompanies these bolts they should be long enough. If you want to catch a few more threads in the cap nuts you’ll always counterbore about 3/32 deep for the head of the bolt.
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- Mark S on Jul 25, 2019
- Purchased on Mar 7, 2015
I've seen several instances of these sort of bolts being driven directly into pre-drilled holes in hardwood shelves as one would use woodscrews, without the use of cross dowels. Is that an accepted practice?
BEST ANSWER: I used the bolts to assemble bunk beds. The holes were pre-drilled specifically for use with cross dowels and cap nuts so they would have been too large for the bolts without the dowels. I also think that the cross dowels and cap nuts provide a more secure joint. For me, the use of the cross dowels and cap nuts help with the quick assembly and disassembly of the beds as they can also be used as twin beds. Sorry, I know this doesn't answer your question as far as acceptable practice. Just wanted to share my experience if it is of any use to you.
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- Louise McKenzie c/o Grandfather Golf & Country C on May 21, 2019
- Purchased on May 20, 2017
I want to attach a steel plate to the underside of a wood table. Will these bolts screw into your hex drive inserts?
BEST ANSWER: These bolts are terrific for knock down furniture and will fit the inserts providing you match the insert thread to the bolt thread. Ex. 1/4-20. I'm not talking down to you but in the event you're not familiar with fastener terminology that means 1/4 inch diameter bolt with 20 threads per inch. Since it sounds like the fasteners will be hidden under the table you could use lag screws, large wood screws etc. Just don't use hardened screws such as a drywall screw for this application. There's a lot of stresses on a table and tempered fasteners could snap. Hopefully I answered your question and didn't muddy the water.
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- David M on Apr 9, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 11, 2017
I want to use these bolts and cap nuts to join the side panel of a murphy bed to the adjacent side panel of a set of shelves. Basically joining 2 - 3/4" plywood panels face to face. I'm not sure if the tapered end of the 1 1/8" bolt will reduce the thread engagement at the tip. Can I reach 1 1/2 inches with the 1 1/8" bolt and cap nuts, or will I need to cut down a 2" bolt?
Connector Bolts-Statuary Bronze
BEST ANSWER: I had a similar issue and ultimately used longer bolts and cut them to the desired length.
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- Roger M on Dec 19, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 19, 2016
I need to repair a vintage Danish modern chair and I think this is the right bolt for the front piece, do you know what size I would need?
BEST ANSWER: For 3/4" wood, 1 1/8" will work, but if the wood is thicker, go to a longer length of bolt. Screwing into a threaded insert, drill the hole for the threaded insert deeper than the insert will be so that any excess length of bolt won't cause a problem with closing the joint.
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- Charles M on Oct 7, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 19, 2015
I need to join 2x dimensional lumber. So the total thickness of the two boards is 3". What size connector bolts should I buy?
BEST ANSWER: It appears that you need to purchase the 3 1/2 inch threaded stud number 31864. I would call the main store to be safe. . I don't recall what the exact number that I purchased. I had joined 2 - 3/4 inch together.
They did work very well!
They did work very well!
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- Michael W on Jan 28, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 29, 2016
I'm wanting to connect a vintage wood headboard and foot board to some shelving units to create a platform bed. The shelving units are made of particle board. The shelving units and bolts will be holding the headboard and foot board upright. The four shelving units will be supporting the bed slats and distributed weight of the mattress and people, but the bolts won't be supporting that weight. I'm thinking of putting two bolts at each joint, one above the other. Do I need to do something to reinforce the particle board at the joints? Do I really need two bolts at each joint?
Connector Bolts-Statuary Bronze
BEST ANSWER: Martha: I've used the connector bolts on shelving with good success, and would say if you plan on using them to connect your shelving units just to keep them in place, and you have adequate thickness, then you probably wouldn't need to add further support. If the particle board is thin, say less than 1/2", you may want to back up your connections with a plywood washer. good luck
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- LEO S on Aug 2, 2017
I am looking for 4 1/4 inch bolts for a bunk bed. I only see 4 3/4 and 3 1/2 sold on this site. Any idea where I can get 4 1/4?
BEST ANSWER: You could cut 1/2" off the 4 3/4 bolt and run it through a die.
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- David C on Nov 26, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 15, 2015
I need a 2 1/2" length - is this available or do I have to cut to length? Does the Cap nut give any length (could I use 2 1/4 with Cap Nut giving extra 1/4)
BEST ANSWER: The cap nut would give you a 1/4" or more length
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- Rick H Staff on Apr 21, 2015
Hi I am joining 2 x 2 sq in pieces of oak. Will the 3 1/2 in connectors plus 11/16 in end caps give me enough thread to work with?
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