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How do I install a TIP-ON correctly with a SPACE TOWER?

How do I install a TIP-ON correctly with a SPACE TOWER?

 

How do I install TIP-ON correctly with a SPACE TOWER?

Have you ever incorporated handle-less doors into your design? With TIP-ON, the mechanical opening support system, handle-less doors open by themselves – a brief touch is all that is required. This means that even large doors, such as those for the SPACE TOWER, can be opened without a handle. We would like to take this opportunity to explain what you need to pay attention to in the assembly and adjustment of this unit.

 

 

 

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Opening angle stops for 110°- and 107°-hinges

What opening angle stops should we use for 110°- and 107°-hinges and how are they installed?

CLIP top BLUMOTION: everything includedHave you ever fitted a kitchen or assembled a piece of furniture and found that the doors collide with an adjacent wall or cabinet? In the worst-case scenario, this even causes damage to the furniture fronts or the walls. You should use an opening angle stop to prevent this from happening.

Blum has a number of different opening angle stops on offer for this purpose. This article will explain which opening angle stop you can use for each hinge and how to assemble these.

 

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Opening angle stops 155° hinges

What opening angle stops do we have for 155°-hinges and how are they installed?

This picture shows a CLIP TOP 155° hingeFor CLIP top 155°-hinges, at Blum we offer two different opening angle stops: 70T7553 and 70T7553.09. The following article describes the different opening angle stops and the applications they are best suited to.

 

Opening angle stops are used to prevent the door from colliding with walls/protruding cabinets. At Blum, we provide a solution to this problem for CLIP top 155°-hinges in the form of opening angle stop 70T7553.09. This limits the opening angle to 92°.

Why 92°? This means that 0-protrusion is always guaranteed for the 155°-hinge and that the drawer does not collide with the door when it slides out of the cabinet.

 

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