A D-Nut is used to fix wooden legs and castors to furniture from underneath — an alternative solution if you cannot access the inside of the furniture or if the frame is too thick. Provides a secure solution for fitting legs and feet to your chairs, sofas, beds and other furniture. Universal Fixing Plates are great for reinforcing weak or loose legs and can be attached to any size of furniture including chairs, settees, chesterfield sofas and most corner frames. If you try an 8mm nut and it fits you know its M8 if it’s too small you require M10 and too big you require M6. Angled Leg Fixing Plate for securely mounting wooden legs onto your sofas, chairs and other furniture.

If you would like to use the existing fittings in your furniture, but you are unsure about the size, then check out our free samples of metal dowel screw fixings. A solid option for fitting legs from underneath the furniture — simply push into a hole and use screws around the edge to screw into the frame of the furniture. These are the standard retained nuts and fittings in common use on UK manufactured furniture with screw-in legs. Options include T-Nut (supplied as standard free of charge with furniture legs), Universal Fixing Plate, and D-Nut. Here are some simple ways to securely attach our range of legs with standard industry fittings to any size and style of furniture, including DIY pieces or most IKEA ranges.Available as an alternative to the T-Nut and D-Nut, where an additional screw fixing is preferred through the countersunk holes on the flange of the nut. The simplest way to add wooden legs or castor to a piece of furniture is by using T-Nuts, D-Nuts or D-Nuts with a flange. A nut is welded to the top side of each plate to provide added strength when the leg is screwed to the plate.

If you purchase a set of wooden legs from our site you will receive complimentary T-Nuts included in your package.Screws are provided ( 35mm in length) with both our angled and universal fixing plates, so all you will need is a screwdriver. Once the plate is fitted, then simply screw wooden legs from Heritage Components, with 8mm dowel screw, directly through the hole in the centre of the plate by hand. Once the plate is fitted, you can then just screw in any wooden legs from Heritage Components, with an 8mm for universal plate and 8mm or 10mm dowel screw for angled plates, directly through the hole in the centre of the plate by hand. The angled fixing plate is set at eight degrees, and will turn straight tapered legs into angled ones.