Pushinblock
Pushinblock is a term used to describe a family of tool-free interlocking fasteners used in modular construction, cabinetry, and display systems. The core concept is to join blocks or panels by pushing them together, rather than fastening with screws, bolts, or adhesives. In typical configurations, a pushinblock consists of a male block with an integrated detent and a female receiving block with a matching cavity. When pressed together, a spring-loaded pin or detent snaps into a groove or shoulder, creating a secure connection that can be disengaged with a deliberate release action.
Design and operation: The system relies on precise pairing of profiles and a retention mechanism. Some variants
Applications and advantages: Pushinblock connectors are favored for rapid assembly, clean aesthetics, and reversibility, making them
History and terminology: The term pushinblock appears in design discussions in the 2010s as a descriptor for