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Six leaves, all of them parts

By Dwight Davis, Founder

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Cam lock, slide part, glide, hinge part, hanger, shelf pin. Each one completes something else.

The group has six leaves and they share one property

A cam lock, a drawer slide part, a furniture glide, a hinge part, a picture hanger and a shelf pin. Not one of them is usable alone. Each one is a component that makes an assembly work.

Which is the same observation the spine is built on

Part 770 regulates a material and then insists the obligation travels into the component part and into the finished good. Hardware is the reverse journey: the part only means anything once it is in something.

Shelf pins are the smallest and the most numerous

Five millimeters is the common size and a cabinet uses them by the dozen. They are the leaf most likely to be stored loose and most likely to be lost in a drawer.

Cam locks are an assembly in themselves

A cam and a bolt, sometimes with a washer, and they have to stay together to be useful. A jar of mixed cam parts is slower to work from than two jars of sorted ones.

Hinge parts and drawer slide parts are the bulky leaves

Plates, screws, cover caps, rail clips and dampers. Variable in shape, and the collection grows because hardware is kept after a job in case the next one needs it.

Furniture glides are a size range rather than a part

Felt pads, nail-in glides, levelling feet. They sort by diameter, which makes a set of identical small containers more useful than one large one.

And picture hangers are the leaf with the most variants

Sawtooth, D-ring, wire, hook and pin, each in several weight ratings. Sorting is by the rating, which is printed on the packet and not on the part, so the container has to carry the information the part does not.

That last point is the practical theme of this group

Hardware arrives labeled and is stored unlabeled. The identity lives on the packet, and when the packet is thrown away the only remaining record is whatever is written on the jar.

Which is a small version of what the spine is about

A property that cannot be read off the object has to be carried by a record attached to it. For a certified panel that record is a certification. For a shelf pin it is a label on a lid.

None of the six is a composite wood product

They are metal and plastic hardware. Part 770 sets emission standards for composite wood products and nothing on these pages says it reaches any item in this group.

References

The six leaves in this group as the catalog indexes them: cam lock, drawer slide part, furniture glide, hinge part, picture hanger and shelf pin. All six are components of an assembly. 40 CFR part 770 sets formaldehyde emission standards for composite wood products and does not reach any of them.
40 CFR 770.10. Paragraph (a): "Except as otherwise provided in this part, the emission standards in this section apply to composite wood products sold, supplied, offered for sale, or manufactured (including imported) on or after June 1, 2018 in the United States. These emission standards apply regardless of whether the composite wood product is in the form of a panel, a component part, or incorporated into a finished good." Paragraph (b), based on test method ASTM E1333-14: "(1) For hardwood plywood made with a veneer core or a composite core, 0.05 parts per million (ppm) of formaldehyde. (2) For medium-density fiberboard, 0.11 ppm of formaldehyde. (3) For thin medium-density fiberboard, 0.13 ppm of formaldehyde. (4) For particleboard, 0.09 ppm of formaldehyde." law.cornell.edu
Written from 40 CFR part 770 and from the catalog as it stood on 19 October 2026. Part 770 sets formaldehyde emission standards for composite wood products under TSCA Title VI; it does not govern cam locks, glides, hinges, hangers or shelf pins, and nothing here says it does. No container on this shelf is described as low emitting or certified under anything. Prices are a snapshot of one day, and a closure counted as matching a container shares its nominal neck finish in the catalog, which is a record and not a test. This shelf is shared identically by nine groups and the sewing notions property enumerates the inventory.