Abstract: The invention relates to a fitting comprising a male component and a female component respectively to be attached to furniture wall parts to be joined together normal to one another. The former comprises a male member and a shank bearing circumferential ribs to hold the shank in a hole bored in one of the furniture parts, and the latter is in the form a part cylindrical body likewise ribbed to hold the body in a hole bored in the other furniture part. The body constitutes a socket formed to interrupt the lateral wall of the body so that the socket opens radially of the body; the hole formed in the respective furniture part being of complementary form to interrupt an end edge of the furniture part. The male member further comprises a recess in part delineated by a ledge and tapered end faces of flanges of the male member; and the female component further comprises a resilient tongue.

Abstract: The fitting is intended especially for forming the rear corners of a drawer and comprises at each end of the rear wall a hook formation extending therefrom in the plane of the rear wall. Each lateral wall's end portions is formed with an elongate opening through which the hook formation of the rear wall is entered. On the side remote from that from which the hook formation is entered through the opening, each lateral wall portion has an upstanding flange over which the claw or hook of the hook formation engages. On the opposite edge of the opening is a further upstanding flange towards which the other flange is slightly inclined to leave a gap less in width than the maximum thickness of the hook of a hook formation and at least one of the flanges is resilient so that when the hook seats over the edge of flange it is biassed to that position by the action of the flanges.

Abstract: The invention relates to a knock-down fitting which comprises a pair of interlockable elements adapted to be secured to respective walls of an item of furniture for maintaining said walls in fixed relation to one another when the elements are interlocked. The elements have cooperable means interengageable in a snap-fitting manner to secure the elements together substantially without play.