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Fioro Sliding Pantry

7/22/20       
Leo G Member

Made for/by Richelieu. I'm looking at the full extension version and in the notes it says you can't use it with a shaker door, only a plain (slab) door. Of course the door I'm using is a shaker.

Looking through the limited installation instructions I can't really see why. Of course they aren't detailed and I can't find a video online about the installation or anything about it.

Anyone have experience in using this that can tell me why I can't use it with a shaker style door. And can I put stretcher on the back of the door for where the hardware goes in lieu of a slab door. It looks like there is only 2 clips, one on the top and one on the bottom that connect the door to the slide out unit. And it's only 20" deep so you have extra room in the cabinet to put these stretchers.

Thanks.

Fioro Sliding Pantry

7/22/20       #2: Fioro Sliding Pantry ...
Leo G Member

FYI

Using the WEBKIT1216833 kit.

Putting it into a cabinet that will have an internal width of 14.25" (362mm) and using the tallest version 1750-2205mm (86 13/16 max)

7/22/20       #3: Fioro Sliding Pantry ...
fancy Member

I agree! WEBKIT1216833 kit .

7/23/20       #4: Fioro Sliding Pantry ...
TonyF

Leo:

Sounds like a good question for the hardware distributor. I don't know why you couldn't use a Shaker door, but could you put an inset solid panel that fits inside the cabinet, flush with the cabinet face when closed, to attach the unit to, and then hang your Shaker door on that panel? Or would the extra thickness look too clunky when the unit is open?

I think they make a version where the door is hinged, and the shelves slide out when the door is opened. I don't think it matters what kind of door you use with that version.

TonyF

7/23/20       #5: Fioro Sliding Pantry ...
Alan F. Member

Leo,
It looks the mounting screws are about 6" oc in detail 4 so you need a vertical stile on the back side or something that would span the outer-stiles to attach to like a piece of 1/8" aluminum.
A-

Richelieu

7/23/20       #6: Fioro Sliding Pantry ...
Leo G Member

Well, I'll be using it either way. If I have to make a fix for it so be it. The part that attaches to the door is 13" wide or so, maybe I can drill new holes. Or I'll put a stretcher across the door and put the hardware back into the cabinet that much farther to make up for the extra thickness.

 

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