Victor Levin on tue 27 jul 99
There are a number of ways to secure a ceramic pull to a cabinet. But the
most elegant is the use of a small metal threaded female insert so that any
length screw can be attaced lated regardless of the thickness of the door
or drawer.
1. What is that thing called?
2. Where can I get them?
thank you, victor
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Ray Aldridge on thu 29 jul 99
At 05:40 PM 7/27/99 EDT, you wrote:
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>There are a number of ways to secure a ceramic pull to a cabinet. But the
>most elegant is the use of a small metal threaded female insert so that any
>length screw can be attaced lated regardless of the thickness of the door
>or drawer.
>1. What is that thing called?
>2. Where can I get them?
I don't know what they're called, other than "insert" but Axner carries them.
However, a less expensive alternative from the hardware store are those
little plastic inserts made to be used with wood screws in drywall or
masonry. They work fine and they don't have to be glued in.
Ray
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