Abstract: A knock-down fitting to hold together two panels at right-angles to one another comprises a body having projections extending from one side and a peg which is received in a bore in the body. One end of the peg and each projection of the body has barb formations to engage holes pre-drilled in the panels.In accordance with the invention the other end of the peg received in the bore is toggle-shaped and has a waist engaged on opposite sides by the arms of a bifurcated clip. By acting on the cam surface provided by the waist the clip draws the peg into the bore in the body but the toggle shape of the inner end of the peg allows a degree of lateral tolerance to compensate for minor inaccuracies in the positioning of the holes in the panels.

Abstract: A knock-down fitting for connecting two sections of an article of furniture, the fitting having two cylindrical parts of similar shape for reception in corresponding bores formed in a face surface of each section, one part having a plate member with an inwardly facing rim forming a camming surface and which, on rotation of the plate is caused to project from, or be withdrawn into, the side of the one part, the other part having a recess in which the plate part may move for the rim to engage a portion thereof whereby the two parts are connected together on rotation of the plate member.