Planning Information
Wine Storage Model 430
Dimensions in parentheses are in
millimeters unless otherwise specified.
9
1
/4" (6) B
acker Panel
2
1
/4" (57) Rail/Stile
.10" (3) Spacer Panel
O
verlay Panel
D
oor Frame Glass
.10"
(3)
5
/16" (8) min
1
/16" (2)
5
/32" (4)
Door/Grille
Trim
Backer
Panel
B
Spacer Panel
Overlay Panel
1
/4" (6)
.10" (3)
5
/8"
min
(16)
OVERLAY PANELS
Three panel assembly – cross section
Three panel assembly – rear view
OVERLAY PANELS
The overlay treatment of panels for Model 430 is identical
to the Model 611 in width and Model 632 in height, you
will need to be aware of some of flexibility and limitations
these issues give you.
Your overlay unit will be shipped without handle hardware
a
nd with an 11" (279) overlay panel grille as standard
equipment. You will need to order a panel for the grille and
hardware to complement your surrounding cabinetry.
While the overlay panel design offers you a more seamless
appearance, you need to be aware of adjacent cabinets
and / or countertops when the door is opened. Refer to the
full-scale illustrations at the end of this section.
To achieve the overlay look, you need three different
panels – the decorative overlay panel, a 0.10" (3) spacer
panel and a
1
/4" (6) backer panel. Depending on your
cabinet manufacturer, this could be one panel routed for
different dimensions or more lik
ely, three different panels.
Refer to the Model 430 overlay panel dimensions chart on
page 8 for complete details on overlay panel sizing. In
addition, the illustr
ations on this page will give you a
better idea of the panel construction and how it interacts
with our frame.
The glass door opening of the Model 430 is designed to
be exposed to room air circulation. Decorative overlays on
the glass should be k
ept to a minimum. Also, rails and
stiles can be increased in size but should not exceed
cabinet manufacturers standard width. They cannot
exceed over
all 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 fr
ame must be finished to match the
front surface.
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