Screw-in nut M 10 for wooden walls

1 screw-in nut galvanized M10

Screw-in nuts are required for mounting climbing holds on a wooden wall. The screw-in nuts act as a counterpart to the hexagon socket screws.

When do you need screw nuts? assembly instruction?

Screw-in nuts are used when you cannot get to the back of the wooden panel or when the climbing holds are to be attached to a solid beam. To attach the screw nuts, drill a 12 mm hole with a wood drill (depth approx. 2 - 3 cm). Then clean the hole from the wood chips. Now screw the screw-in nut into the wood from the front using a slotted screwdriver (width at least 12 mm). As soon as the screw nut has sunk into the wood, you can attach the climbing hold to the wood.

Where are you not allowed to use screw nuts?

Screw-in nuts must NOT be used with OSB, USB, MSB boards or similar. This can easily lead to breakouts of the sleeve, since this wood is not of high quality.

Where can you use screw nuts?

Screw-in nuts may be used with normal wooden beams or with high-quality multi-layer boards (multiplex and screen-printed boards) if you can no longer access them from the back. The minimum thickness should be 30 mm. In addition, there should be a distance of at least 20 mm to the edge of the beam.

Characteristics:

- Material: Galvanized steel

- metric internal thread M10

- Cylinder head screw DIN EN ISO 4762 - M10 (DIN 912)

- Countersunk screw DIN EN ISO 10642 - M10 (DIN 7991)