A dowel is a rod-shaped moulding which joins two pieces of material and can be made using metal, plastic or most usually wood. Typically, a dowel would be used in the manufacturing stages of wood-based furniture designs to create the connection between two pieces of wood in place of screws or nails, for example when connecting legs of a chair to the chair itself. Sometimes however, they are used simply to offer added strength in the likes of flat-pack furniture. Alternatively, dowels are widely used for arts & crafts where they can have a wide variety of applications from model making, cake tiring, toy making etc. Wood Mouldings offer dowels in various diameters to fit all these purposes and more.


White/Hardwood


Ramin
Dowel


Code | Wood Type | Description | Size | Length |
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R01 | Ramin | Dowel | 6mm | 2400mm |
R02 | Hardwood | Dowel | 9mm | 2400mm |
R03 | Hardwood | Dowel | 12mm | 2400mm |
R04 | Hardwood | Dowel | 16mm | 2400mm |
R05 | Hardwood | Dowel | 19mm | 2400mm |
R06 | Hardwood | Dowel | 22mm | 2400mm |
R07 | Hardwood | Dowel | 25mm | 2400mm |