Re: What do you call this type of door ?

["Ben Geach" <BenUKHA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Try:

Fittings for Pivot Sliding Cabinet Doors
Accuride 1312, 5.5 kg Carrying Capacity, Horizontal and Vertical Use

http://www.hafele.co.uk/Literature/PDF/077-3.pdf

H=E4fele UK Ltd
Swift Valley Ind' Est'
Rugby
CV21 1RD
Phone: 01788 542020
Fax: 01788 544440

Regards,
Ben




--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, Jim Noble <yahoo-groups@...> wrote:
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> Kevin Hawkins wrote:
> > I have a large wooden door that covers/conceals the front of my
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> > 'AV' rack.  It hinges on one side and when open will slide back
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> > side of the rack in a 3" gap so the door is hidden.  It uses
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> > bearing type slides but unfortunately they are not long enough so
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> > edge of the door protrudes a few inches when open. This stops
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> > pivoting rack from rotating as it collides. So I need to get a
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> > for a wider door but am having great difficulty finding out what
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> > are called.   Smaller versions are often inbuilt into TV
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> > Someone I'm sure on here is bound to know, and if they know a
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> > of any larger mechanisms even better...
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> "Pocket doors". Try:
> http://www.woodfit.co.uk
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> Could you hinge the door in the middle so that you fold it in half=20
> before sliding it back into the cabinet? If your door is <1.5"
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> ought to work...
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> Jim
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