SKU: 659270
Self Drive Dowel Confirmat Screw - 5mm Drill Diameter - Pack of 50
5.0
(12)
1,075 in stock
Ideal for building furniture such as wardrobes, chest of drawers and many other items
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About this product
- Ideal for building furniture such as wardrobes, chest of drawers and many other items
- Confirmat screws are commonly used in flatpack furniture
About this product
- Ideal for building furniture such as wardrobes, chest of drawers and many other items
- Confirmat screws are commonly used in flatpack furniture
Specification & Documentation
Drill Diameter (mm)
5
Finish
White Zinc
Overall Length (m)
50
Pack Quantity
50
Size (mm)
5 x 50
Type
Confirmat Screw
Material
Mild Steel
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Presky - 2 years ago
Quality screws
Good quality screws, ideal for joining 18mm MFC panels.
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Dave1B - 4 years ago
Confirmat Screws
The product is of good quality and performs well for connecting MFC panels together. My complaint is that the description of the product is misleading. These are described as 5 x 50 mm when in actual fact they’re 7 x 50mm if normal screw nomenclature was being used.
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Anonymous - 5 years ago
Furniture cabinets
The confirmat screws are perfect for building cabinets where fixing can't be seen. SUPER strong! Will definitely use again!
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Anonymous - 5 years ago
Game changer
Game changer for Cabinet building with Ply and MDF Really quick and efficient when used with correct drill system
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TimM - 6 years ago
A really good way to join contiplas/fibre board
The fact that you can use this as a knockdown-type fixing many times over as well as a permanent joint gives it more applications.
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Anonymous - 4 years ago
Layla
Good morning, You would need a 5mm drill diameter. I hope this helps. Take care.
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