Push to Open drawers AND soft close hinges
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This may be a silly question but can you have push to open (Tip On) drawers in a kitchen as well as the soft close hinges? Or, if you want the soft close and no handles, do you need to go with the angled top where you insert the tips of your fingers and pull?
Many thanks
Loretta
Hi All
This may be a silly question but can you have push to open (Tip On) drawers in a kitchen as well as the soft close hinges? Or, if you want the soft close and no handles, do you need to go with the angled top where you insert the tips of your fingers and pull?
Many thanks
Loretta
This may be a silly question but can you have push to open (Tip On) drawers in a kitchen as well as the soft close hinges? Or, if you want the soft close and no handles, do you need to go with the angled top where you insert the tips of your fingers and pull?
Many thanks
Loretta
You can have both without an issue. The runners and hinges are totally seperate so you can do what ever you want.
If you want no handles you can use push to open doors. Very easy and no need for finger pulls!
Loretta
I have been lurking, just not posting! I guess it has taken so long i figured no one would be at all interested any more!!
Your place looks fabulous. I am just dreaming of when we can finally get in.
And I would LOVE to go for the servodrive but just can't see that in the budget
The physics don't allow it. When you push close the drawer (the operative word being push) you are essentially setting the spring mechanism that allows the drawer to spring open when you push or touch it - or P2O it. If it were a soft close as well there would not be enough energy to cause the P2O mechanism to set itself.
We have the Blum P2O system - drawers are handle-less - just touch them and they spring open. Love it.
The other benefit is that all your drawer fronts are un-blemished with handles - a very clean and neat kitchen profile. Easy to clean because no handles in the way.
And you can do all your cupboards the same way.
Incidentally it is not really a push but only a gentle touch to close the drawer.
barkly
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