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Built in wardrobe connectors.

Nimina · 2015-10-07 11:36:46

Does anyone know how these work? I am trying to dismantle built in wardrobes but want to reuse them in another room. They are connected by these things. I have unscrewed the screw but it just keeps turning around. Any help appreciated!

07-10-2015 12:36pm

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Nimina

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Does anyone know how these work?

I am trying to dismantle built in wardrobes but want to reuse them in another room. They are connected by these things.

I have unscrewed the screw but it just keeps turning around.

Any help appreciated!

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#2 07-10-2015 1:21pm

Jimmy_M

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Not sure what "these things" are (did you mean to attach a picture?) - but i recently took built in wardrobes apart and there were screws with plastic cover on them holding panels together.
They had a kind of nut on the other side - hard to explain - but check is there anything on the other side of the panel to where you are screwing.

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#3 08-10-2015 2:45pm

lgk

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Often a screw at both sides, you'll need to grip both to dismantle.

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#4 12-10-2015 3:21pm

dodzy

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As per lgk's post, here's the fitting. Flathead/philips on both sides.

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