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Fixing a wooden bed frame

sm3ar · 2017-01-03 00:39:22

I'm going to go about fixing a wooden bed frame which has become wobbly over time due to wear and tear of the half moon washers and cylindrical nuts on the screws at each of the corners. Would these be readily available in the likes of a Woodies, B&Q etc???

03-01-2017 12:39am

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sm3ar

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I'm going to go about fixing a wooden bed frame which has become wobbly over time due to wear and tear of the half moon washers and cylindrical nuts on the screws at each of the corners. Would these be readily available in the likes of a Woodies, B&Q etc???

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#2 06-01-2017 5:24pm

ERbsmith

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You would definetly get them off amazon or ebay

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#3 06-01-2017 5:36pm

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;)Bring a sample of them to your local builders providers (usually open til 1PM on Sat) and they should be able to sort you out.

Otherwise, Woodies or B&Q but you will have to find them yourself :rolleyes:

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