Tvisenva 1 Short Expansion Screw Set, 6 × 14 mm, 30-Pack for Hinge Repair

A loose kitchen cabinet door is a practical reason to consider these short expansion screws: they’re designed to help restore grip in worn or stripped hinge holes. The set contains 30 screws, each sized 6 × 14 mm, and is made of zinc. Installation requires a 6 mm hole at least 15 mm deep, so the repair depends on being able to drill to that specification.

Best use cases

This set is intended for cabinet and furniture hinge repairs where an existing screw hole no longer holds securely. The listed applications include kitchen cabinets, closets, wardrobes, bathroom fixtures, and wooden furniture hardware. For example, if a cupboard door has started to wobble because its hinge screw has lost its hold, the expansion anchor is designed to grip inside the hole as the screw is tightened.

The product is listed for ceramic tile, stone, wood, concrete, hollow walls, drywall, and gypsum board. That range may make it useful for repairs beyond wood cabinetry, but the material list alone does not establish that every hole or surface is suitable. The hole still needs to meet the stated diameter and depth, and the repair should match the condition of the mounting surface.

Technical overview

• Name: Short expansion screw set
• Size: 6 × 14 mm
• Unit count: 30
• Material: Zinc
• Compatibility: Listed for ceramic tile, stone, wood, concrete, hollow walls, drywall, and gypsum board
• Installation: Drill a 6 mm hole at least 15 mm deep, insert the anchor, then tighten the screw to expand it

Unlike simply putting another screw into the same worn opening, this set uses an expanding anchor to rebuild grip in the hole. That is the relevant distinction for stripped-thread repair, it is not a general replacement for choosing a fastener suited to a different hole size or mounting setup.

Strengths

The main practical benefit is the repair-focused format: the screws and expansion anchors are intended to address a loose hinge connection rather than just replace a missing screw. The compact 6 × 14 mm size is clearly specified, and the 30-piece count gives multiple repair pieces for planned hinge or hardware work. Zinc is the stated material, the listing also describes the anchors as corrosion-resistant, though it does not provide a coating specification or test details.

Buyers describe the screws as working well and appreciate their quality. Some report that installed anchors stay in place and that repaired doors hang and move properly. Those comments are encouraging, but they don’t establish how the fasteners will perform in every listed material or in damaged holes of different sizes.

Worth considering if you need a small-format repair for loose cabinet or furniture hinges and can follow the stated drilling dimensions. It might not be a great match if the mounting location cannot take a 6 mm hole at least 15 mm deep, that installation requirement is a concrete constraint to account for before choosing this set.

Before you decide

What hole size does installation require? The instructions specify a 6 mm hole at least 15 mm deep. Insert the expansion anchor and tighten the screw to expand it.

What materials are listed for use? The product information names ceramic tile, stone, wood, concrete, hollow walls, drywall, and gypsum board, as well as cabinet and furniture hinge applications.

How many pieces are included? The product is identified as a 30-pack. The listed size is 6 × 14 mm, and zinc is the stated material.

Should you buy it?

Choose this set when the specific problem is a hinge screw that no longer grips its hole, and the mounting surface can accommodate the stated hole dimensions. Its expansion-anchor approach is more relevant to restoring grip than using a basic replacement screw in a stripped opening. If your repair requires a different screw size or you cannot drill to the specified depth, the information provided does not establish that this set will suit that job.