Is 5/16" for the bolts standard within the industry for couch legs?
583538
Hi Steve,Yes, 5/16" is a standard bolt. Another common standard bolt is 10mm bolt.All the bolts on our legs are 5/16" and we offer T-nuts as a solution for 10mm bolt requirement.I hope this helps,Luis
583539
There are two sizes...not sure about standard but is what the ones we were replacing measured out to.
430357
No, they are hex head bolts, standard thread and 5/16" diameter. Longer than 2", probably 3".
1721173
The 5/16 and 1/8" cable both work with these ends. The 5/16 requires a much cleaned cut of the cable to allow a easier insertion into the ends. The clamping system does a great job to either size and the 1/8 " will give you less stress in assembly. Most insertion problems came after threading the cable through holes in support posts. I used 6x6 and 8x8 cedar post with a 1/4 inch hole through them Required inserting the drill bit from both directions of each hoe made in support posts. Just take your time and enjoy the outcome.
632748
The diameter of the bar that slides under the couch is definitely less than an inch - probably about 7/8 of an inch. Hope that helps :)
1163932
1/2" bolts fit through the holes with enough clearance, holes are not perfect.Center to center is 1 7/16 to 1 1/2"
91555
Not sure I know what you mean, but the diagram shows the (hanger) bolt, the part that screws into sofa is measured at 5/16" wide, which will may be too large to use on your sofa. You always could make the hole larger on your sofa. Good luck!
1768967
Thanks all for your input. I ended up going to OSH, matching the thread, then purchasing 1" bolts instead of 1.5" bolts that was supplied in the packaging. So new purchasers, save yourself a bunch of anxiety and buy yourself 1" #8 32 standard thread. I e-talked with the manufacturer, Progress Lighting. That was pretty useless...community, you were much more help! Thanks...
572900
My sofa is about fifteen years old, and was sitting kind of low for me... since I am getting older...now I don't know what you mean about bolt size, but the screw on the leg that screw into the sofa, was the same sizeas the ones that I took off of my sofa. So I assumed that the screw were universal. I am very pleased.
1220432
I don't have them in front of me any longer but they were a perfect length for a 4x6. We used the same size beam for our instalation. I am guessing the lag bolts are between 2.5 and 3 inches.
697137
The bolts are philips. But when I orderd mi e I didint check how long they were and I bought the longer ones on accident and I like the shorter hardware. It looks better and dosnt bug me as much.
1980999
No, because they have machine threads. However, you may be able to use a tee nut furniture insert. Or, you could bolt through angles and bolt the angle to the leg. Hope this helps
322234
5/16" or smaller are well within hammer drill capability of the tool. Larger depend on the composition of the material being drilled. A good drill for the price.
1304578
i believe they were 5/16 in any case they fit the t-bolts in my chair making it a couple of inches taller than the old legs
2143129
I do not have the couch any longer, so I can not measure...they should work fine, they worked great for me. If you want them tighter, you can twist them to make them as tight as possible...
1583562
It's hard to say from the information you have provided. I'm not sure what size bolts you are referring or any other info that might be helpful to give a more accurate answer, but these do work extremely well and come in handy. As a matter of fact, I just used mine to take out a rusted up screw on a hot water heater element yesterday and it worked like a charm.
1184990
Not unless specified. I have used the original bolts before without a problem.
575898
I do not know the size, but the regular sofa legs I purchased on the internet fit perfectly. So, I am assuming they are the standard size to screw furniture legs.