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George Davidson
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by George Davidson » Fri, Mar 09 2007, 9:33AM
Has anyone put drawers in the back of a blank corner cabinet.
If so did your customer have any remarks about it.
Now that I look at the picture I think the sides of the drawers are to
high. They are 6 in high now?
greg youngken
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by greg youngken » Fri, Mar 09 2007, 7:20PM
Interesting, I use a double swivel out of blind corner, then slide out of cabinet shelf system. Hope this is not a double post, my other one just seemed to vanish?
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Kerry Fullington
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by Kerry Fullington » Fri, Mar 09 2007, 8:38PM
George,
Wouldn't you lose the storage space in front of the drawer so they could slide out? So you wouldn't really gain anything.
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Lamar Horton
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by Lamar Horton » Fri, Mar 09 2007, 10:52PM
Unless you had a pull out in front of the back drawers and raised the back drawers up a little to clear the slides of the front drawer.
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by Nemanja Vujkovic » Sat, Mar 10 2007, 1:34AM
That's actuly good idea. I did a job that was resolved in similar matter.
However it was not done on eCabinets, or cnc.
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by George Davidson » Sat, Mar 10 2007, 6:35AM
That will work
Thank You Lamar
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by Lamar Horton » Sat, Mar 10 2007, 11:23AM
I have been pondering a solution for this situation for a long time and was not able to come up with simple answer. All of the pre-fabed insets for corner cabinets are outragesly priced, although I see why. I have dreamed up some pretty elaborate contraptions that, in reality, would probably not hold up over time. It wasn't until I saw your drawing that the light went on. Thanks