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Your cart is empty.Our unfinished Oak side/face grain flat head plugs are high quality and a great value (not to mention, made in USA!). Ideal for furniture, cabinets, trim, tables, chairs and more. Our flat head plugs are tapered to fit 1" diameter holes on tables, chairs, cabinets, and other DIY woodworking projects. 1" Oak Wood Plugs have "Flat Top" and are Face (Side) Grain. They will fit 1" diameter holes and taper in very slightly to the bottom for a snug fit. Simply tap in with a rubber mallet or similar tool. No glue is necessary. They can be sanded and stained. SIZE: 1-Inch x 5/16-Inch thick. Bulk pack of 20 plugs.
David tech guy
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024
Quality, good size, not too thick not too thin, easy to work with given the material. Obviously there will be grain variety, but that will allow you to select for a good match for your project.
Tyler Hill
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2024
they were exactly what the description said they would be. I used them on stair railings and newel posts, and was able to find pretty close matches to the grain I was working with.
L. Taylor
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024
Works as intended
Shane and Julia
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2023
These were great! I drilled 1" holes in 4x8 oak beams with an Irwin forstner bit and lagged them to the ceiling with 5/16 grk lags. I then used these to fill the holes and with some good old fashion pounding these tapered plugs went in the holes tight and flush and looked mint!MUCH better than the too small 1" dowel cut endgrain plugs from Lowe's!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2023
Recently I installed new hand rails using Zip Bolts to join corners. The Zip Bolts require one-inch holes on the bottom of the rail that are noticeable when a user runs their hand along the rail. These plugs turned out to be a perfect solution. They required a tiny bit of sanding to get them started into the hole but even without glue don't think they will fall out. After installing, they do require sanding down a bit to match the railing profile... easily accomplished with an orbital sander. Overall a huge time saving over making my own plugs.
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