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SystemCach Self-Adhesive Cover Cap 20mm Dark Oak per piece
€3.74
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Usefulness
The DOMINO connector range KV-SYS D8 is designed for use in furniture assembly, providing a versatile and stable connection system that can be easily assembled, separated, and reassembled. It is ideal for various applications, including corner panel joints, center panel joints, and joints between a series of holes.
Advantages
- The DOMINO connector range KV-SYS D8 offers high tolerance compensation and stability, enabling seamless assembly and disassembly of furniture.
- The connectors are simple and quick to machine using the DOMINO DF 500 joiner, requiring no additional special machine.
- The large tightening distance and long bolts make furniture assembly significantly easier, allowing for easy cupboard assembly.
- The system compensates for routing and cutting tolerances of up to 1.4 mm without issues.
- The DOMINO system eliminates the need for additional stops and positioning aids, promoting efficient and precise joint positioning.
- The connectors are neatly packed in a Systainer³ for convenient storage and transport.
Specificities
- The set includes a variety of connectors such as DOMINO/DOMINO KV D8 basic structure connectors and DOMINO/LR32 KV-LR32 D8 basic structure connectors.
- The package includes cover caps in different colors (dark brown, silver, white, and grey) for aesthetic customization.
- The set also includes a BS-KV D15 drill template and a KVB-HW D15 CE hinge location cutter for precise drilling and cutting.
Operation
To use the DOMINO connector range KV-SYS D8, simply attach the connectors to the desired locations on your furniture panels using the DOMINO DF 500 joiner. Tighten the bolts securely to ensure a stable connection. For reassembly, simply separate the connectors without damaging the panels. This process allows for easy disassembly and reassembly of your furniture, making it ideal for various applications in the furniture industry.
