What are these called?

[alias51]

I need to fix some new kitchen cabinet hinges, but need to find some new versions of these "caps" that fit into pre-drilled holes. Without them, the screws don't have enough depth for traction.



Anybody know what they are called? I can't find them online anywhere!

Thanks

 

[footprints]

I think they might be called screw grommets.

 

[Newboy]

They are normally part of the hinge plate, rather than being sold separately.

 

[DIY640]

I wouldn't call them caps, rather fixings or a threaded buffer?

Wouldn't something like this work? - http://www.vital-parts.co.uk/cone-shaped-e-nut-4826-p.asp

I know that its not their main use, but wouldn't it still achieve the same finish? Although using these you will have to drill out the hole a bit more, but its better than nothing if you can't find the part you're looking for!

 

[foxhole]

Sharp chisel and chop top off any remaining, fill with a matchstick/glue and then you can use short wood screws.
Or purchase self locking hinges and no screws required.