Los Angeles, CA · 91356
Sub-Zero doors and panels in Tarzana
Wide ranch kitchens on the valley floor, where a seal spends four months of the year in the heat.
Valley afternoons decide what fails out here. A condenser that copes in March has nothing left when the kitchen sits in the hundreds, so matted coils, slowing fans and hillside grit in the machine compartment turn into warm cabinets in July. Island installations with long duct runs are the other half of the list.
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What the doors and panels here are doing
A seal is rubber, and rubber that spends the hot half of the year at valley temperatures is stiffer at the end of its life than one that has not. Wide ranch kitchens also give a door a long reveal to line up against, so a hinge that has dropped a fraction shows up as an uneven gap the length of the door rather than a small one at the top.
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