Wood screw Aptel GOTTFRED P M6 45 mm — threaded fastener for wooden connections

Aptel GOTTFRED P M6 45 mm is a wood screw designed for secure mechanical connections in timber and wooden constructions. With a nominal M6 thread and a 45 mm overall length, this threaded fastener is suited for joining wooden elements, furniture assembly and light structural fixtures where an M6 diameter is specified. The screw is intended for use with appropriate pilot holes and can be combined with nuts or threaded inserts to create reliable load-bearing joints.

Advantages

This wood screw provides a precise M6 threaded connection that simplifies assembly of timber parts and furniture components. Its 45 mm length balances penetration and holding power for a range of wooden elements without unnecessary protrusion. The design permits use with standard pilot holes and with complementary hardware such as nuts or threaded inserts, enabling versatile applications. The product’s specification makes it straightforward to select for projects requiring metric M6 fasteners.

Suitable for

• Joining timber elements in furniture and cabinetry
• Light structural wooden fixtures and frames
• Assembly where M6 diameter fasteners are required
• Connections using pilot holes with nuts or threaded inserts

Key specifications

• Thread diameter: M6
• Overall length: 45 mm
• Intended material: wood and timber
• Type: threaded fastener (wood screw)

How to use

Drill an appropriate pilot hole in the wooden parts to the recommended diameter for M6 screws to prevent splitting and ensure correct engagement of the threads. Insert the Aptel GOTTFRED P screw through the components to be joined and tighten using a compatible driver or wrench, or secure with a matching nut or threaded insert where required. For blind joints or thin boards, pair the screw with a threaded insert or nut to achieve the necessary clamping force and load distribution.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, select pilot hole size based on the wood species and density; pre-drilling in hardwood is advised. Ensure that the screw length is sufficient to provide adequate thread engagement without protruding from the opposite side. Use corrosion-resistant complementary hardware if the assembly may be exposed to humidity or changing environmental conditions.