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2nd September 2020, 04:48 PM #1New Members
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Help - looking for chair wood connector
Hi,
We've got a Joe Rufenacht wood/leather swivel chair and have broken the connector that retains the arm to the frame.
Have broken the male part of the connector. The recessed female part is 25mm across.
Has anyone any idea who makes these and where I can get one? Tried to contact the chair manufacturer but no longer in business.
Regards Peter
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2nd September 2020, 09:18 PM #2SENIOR MEMBER
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Looks like the connector is blum
. Is that a part number above it?
Look for a Blum catalogue on line somewhere. Of course it could be an obsolete part anyway. How old is it?
Blum catalogue and technical manual 2018/2019
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There's a brand name on the female part of the connector, it's a bit hard to see in the pic but it looks like Blum...which might be a problem because they only make hinges and drawer runners now :/
Hafele has something that looks very similar but you will almost definitely have to replace the male part as well Connector housing, Tofix, for drill hole diameter 5 mm - in the Hafele Australia Shop
It's not clear what male part goes with it, or if it comes as a kit with both parts, so probably best to contact Hafele to clarify
EDIT: Here you go, looks like it's the bottom right Blum Catalogue and technical manual 2020/2021
EDIT 2: Local source here: Cabinet Hardware Catalogue | Lincoln Sentry Page S.20 at the bottom, product code 1-408-4008
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