Cabinet Door Vertical Lift System

Automatic cabinet doors vertical sliding panel hardware and cabinet door lift system.

Cabinet door vertical lift system.

Hk lift mechanism set 4 vertical swing lift up mechanism 3 hk s lift mechanism set 3 soft closing lid mechanism. Eeekit 100n 22 5lb 150n 33 8lb 200n 45lb gas strut gas springs lift support cabinet door lift pneumatic support safety lid stay gas props shocks set of 6 4 0 out of 5 stars 42 19 99 19. The strato fitting is installed easily using the 32 mm system only 4 screws to attach the fitting to each side of the cabinet. Compare ov 1 soft closing lift system.

For wood and aluminum framed doors the lift up cabinet door mechanisms have soft and silent closing ensuring no loud noises when cabinet doors are in use. The up and over lift system delivers clear visibility and easy access. Vertical sliding system for wall cabinet doors. We offer flush mount tilt back doors that move up and behind a fixed panel and we offer doors that just go straight.

See door type and other options. The lift up fitting strato features soft silent closing and fits in a minimum cabinet depth of 138 mm 5 7 16 and is for wood and aluminum framed doors. Single panel or multi panel door systems are available. Door weight from 6 13 lbs to 21 kg 46 lbs.

Epd vertical lift doors have an extra heavy duty operating system. Epd s cable and counter balanced operating mechanism typically out performs a spring balanced system. Multi panel system allow for smaller door storage area for when the doors are open. No springs are used in the epd vertical lift door.

Kits aventos hf with servo drive lift system. Medium duty 3 hf lift mechanism set 3 hk s tip on lift mechanism set 3 servo drive set 2 hk xs door mounting plate 2 soft down stay accessory 2 cover set 2 hk xs panel cabinet mounting plate 2 narrow aluminum. Torsion and coil springs are common trouble areas on roll up and overhead sectional doors. Aventos hl the door lifts up parallel to the cabinet.

When using these mechanisms the cabinet doors stay open at the position at which they were released.