Connection arrangements, dowel and furniture

Connection arrangement for connecting a first furniture part to a second furniture part with a further furniture part,

• wherein the first furniture part comprises:
• a dowel extending from the first furniture part along a longitudinal direction (L) towards a free end of the dowel, the dowel having at least one neck portion, and
• one or more abutment surfaces extending at least partially circumferentially (C) around or being distributed at least partially circumferentially (C) around the dowel,
• wherein the second furniture part comprises:
• a through-going opening extending through a wall of said second furniture part, and
• one or more abutment surfaces on a first side of the wall, the first side facing in a direction (L′) opposite the longitudinal direction (L), the one or more abutment surfaces extending at least partially circumferentially (C) around or being distributed at least partially circumferentially (C) around the through-going opening,
• wherein said further furniture part is a tubular member and wherein a part of the tubular member forms a connection member having a recess, the recess having a locking portion being configured to receive the dowel by a relative motion between the further furniture part and the first furniture part in a direction transverse (T) to the longitudinal direction (L) and being configured to interact with the neck portion of the dowel to counteract removal of the dowel from the locking portion along the longitudinal direction (L),
• wherein the first furniture part, the second furniture part, and the further furniture part are configured to be connected to each other by
• inserting the dowel through the through-going opening from the first side in an insertion direction (A) along the longitudinal direction (L) and bringing said abutment surfaces of the first and second furniture parts into contact with each other, and
• positioning the connection member forming part of the further furniture part on a second side, opposite the first side of the wall, and moving the connection member relative to the dowel in a travel direction (B) along the transverse direction (T) such that the dowel slides into the locking portion by inserting the connection member forming part of the further furniture part into the second furniture part.