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Flush Fit: Integrated and Designer Columns

A Designer Series column is built to disappear: panelled front, concealed hinges, no grille above the door, and a reveal around it measured in millimetres. That tolerance is what makes it beautiful and what makes it complain. These four articles are about the faults that only show up when an appliance is fitted flush with the joinery.

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Empty white column interior with shelf rails down one wall, a louvred vent high on the back wall and the door seal along each edge
  1. Why Does My Integrated Column Door Rub the Cabinet?

    The mark on the cabinet edge, and what has moved to put it there.

  2. How Are Integrated Column Hinges Different?

    Concealed hinges, and what that changes when something needs adjusting.

  3. Why Won’t My Refrigerator Drawer Seal?

    A drawer is a door lying down, and it fails in its own way.

  4. Two Columns Side by Side: Why Does the Gap Between Them Matter?

    Two columns in one run: why the space between them is not decoration.

The rest of the shelf is on the guides page, and the words used along the way are unpicked one at a time in the parts list.

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