Frameless 30" tall pantry cabinet: which spacer for rollout tray slides
2/19/22
Tandem with Blumotion slides. These will have trays nominally 27" wide x 24" deep.
We are inclined to use the Blum spacer shown below. Three per side. Sound OK?
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2/19/22 #2: Frameless 30" tall pantry cabi ...
Before switching to wood blocking for aesthetic reasons we would use these all the time. 2 blocks per slide on 550’s (22”)
2/20/22 #3: Frameless 30" tall pantry cabi ...
If you are using overlay doors , then you might consider using zero protrusion hinges and no spacers.
2/21/22 #5: Frameless 30" tall pantry cabi ...
We use 19mm Blum spacers on each side. Keeps the cabinet clean and simple and every cabinet is the same. I step the ROS back an extra 10mm because my door hings might close over the shelf.
2/21/22 #6: Frameless 30" tall pantry cabi ...
We use 19mm Blum spacers on each side. Keeps the cabinet clean and simple and every cabinet is the same. I step the ROS back an extra 10mm because my door hings might close over the shelf. Also use three per side.
3/6/22 #8: Frameless 30" tall pantry cabi ...
We used to use those or similar standoffs but about 2 years ago switched to Rev a shelf adjustable pilaster system. Using that system avoids all the questions and vacillating of where the shelves get mounted, etc. They cost about $40 per set, you would need 2 sets with 4 shelves. Clients love how easy it is to adjust them later
3/6/22 #9: Frameless 30" tall pantry cabi ...
I like that adjustable system that Rich mentioned. It costs ain’t more but it’s simple and easy to work with. And easy the move up and down later