WINE STORAGE
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OVERLAY PANELS –
MODELS 315W | 424
The overlay panel applied to Models 315W and
424 should not be confused with the Built-In
overlay panel application. The overlay panel will
consist of only a frame and would be either the
5
/8" (16) or
3
/4" (19) thick panel you may be
using. It is affixed directly to the door itself with
screws through a series of pre-drilled holes in
the perimeter of the door itself. You do not need
any backer or spacer panel.
Refer to the Overall Dimensions and Cabinetry
Dimensions illustrations for Models 315W and
424 to give you a better idea of the exact space
our unit needs and how the panel fits in relation-
ship with the unit.
The glass door opening of the standard Model
315W and 424 are designed to be exposed to
room air circulation. Decorative overlays on the
glass should be kept to a minimum. Also, rails
and stiles can be increased in size but should
not exceed cabinet manufacturers‘ standard
width. They cannot exceed overall door panel
dimensions specified, as they would interfere
with the operation of the door. The back sides of
rails and stiles that will be visible through the
glass door will need to be finished. Also, the
inside edges of the frames must be finished to
match the front surface.
The Overall Dimensions illustrations show the
location of predrilled holes for optional handle
hardware. Refer to page 64 for specifics about
installing handles on this overlay application.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Wine Storage models with a
solid door are available as a special order and
require 90 days for delivery. When ordering
panels for a solid door unit, follow the overall
panel dimensions listed; rail and stile dimensions
do not apply. Model 315W is not available with a
solid door.
IMPORTANT NOTE: When planning to install the
Model 315W or 424 next to adjoining cabinetry,
you must make provisions to allow the door to
open to a maximum of 145˚ and not interfere
with the door panel. Refer to the full-scale illus-
tration at the end of this section.
A solid panel must not be installed on a
glass door unit, as this may cause moisture
to form behind the panel.
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