PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm

Description

PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm

Key Features:
• Completely concealed installation for a handle-free, minimalist look
• Simple push-to-open mechanism for effortless operation
• Automatic rebound action gently pushes the door open
• Designed for a standard 70mm installation borehole
• Durable PVC construction for quiet, corrosion-resistant performance
• Includes all necessary mounting screws and strike plate
• Ideal for overlay doors on kitchens, wardrobes, and furniture
• Provides an initial opening of approximately 10-15mm
• Easy to install with basic woodworking tools
• Reliable spring mechanism for long-lasting use

Product Description
Achieve a seamless, modern look for your cabinetry with the PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm. This innovative mechanism eliminates the need for visible handles, creating a clean, minimalist aesthetic for kitchen cabinets, wardrobe doors, and furniture fronts. The PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm is engineered to be installed within a standard 70mm hole bore, where it sits completely hidden from view. With a simple push on the door or panel, the PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm engages, automatically releasing and gently pushing the door open for you. The high-quality PVC construction ensures smooth, quiet, and reliable operation, making the PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm an essential upgrade for any contemporary interior design project seeking a handle-free solution.

How Does the 70mm Push to Open Mechanism Work?

The principle behind the PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm is elegant in its simplicity. When you apply light pressure to the front of the cabinet, the internal spring of the PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm is compressed. Once released, the stored energy activates the mechanism, causing the latch to extend and gently push the door open by approximately 10-15mm. This initial “pop-open” action provided by the PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm allows you to easily grasp the door edge to open it fully. The “rebound” in the name refers to this precise, spring-loaded opening motion that the PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm reliably delivers with every use.

What is the Required Installation Process for This Device?
Proper installation is key to the performance of the PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm. The device is designed to be fitted into a 70mm diameter hole drilled into the cabinet’s inner side panel, directly behind the door. The depth of the hole is critical and must match the specifications of the PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm to ensure it sits flush. Once inserted into the borehole, the mechanism is secured with the included mounting screws. The adjustable strike plate is then mounted on the inside of the cabinet door, aligned perfectly with the latch of the PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm. This straightforward process ensures your PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm functions flawlessly.

Is This Rebound Device Compatible with All Cabinet Types?
The PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm is highly versatile but is specifically designed for overlay cabinet doors (doors that close over the cabinet frame). It is ideal for use on standard thickness doors, typically 16mm to 19mm. The PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm works best on lightweight to medium-weight doors; for very heavy solid wood or full-overlay doors, verifying the specific load capacity is recommended. The universal design of the PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm makes it suitable for a wide range of applications, including kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, TV units, and modern storage solutions, provided the 70mm borehole can be accommodated in the cabinet’s side panel.

What Are the Advantages of the PVC Construction?
The use of PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) in the construction of this rebound device offers several key benefits. The PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm is highly durable, resistant to moisture and corrosion, making it an excellent choice for environments like kitchens and bathrooms where humidity levels can fluctuate. Furthermore, the PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm operates with minimal noise, as the PVC components do not create the metallic “clang” sometimes associated with all-metal mechanisms. This ensures the operation of your PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm remains quiet and smooth, contributing to a high-end user experience. The material also makes the PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm lightweight yet strong for long-term reliability.

Can the Opening Force or Rebound Distance Be Adjusted?
The standard PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm is designed as a fixed-stroke mechanism for consistent performance. The opening force and rebound distance are pre-set by the internal spring design to provide an optimal balance between reliable activation and a gentle push. While the PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm itself is not user-adjustable, its performance can be influenced by the door weight and the precision of the installation. For optimal results with your PVC Concealed Push to Open Rebound Device 70mm, ensure the door is correctly aligned and not overly heavy, as this guarantees the mechanism will perform as intended, providing a consistent and satisfying push-open action every time.

If you place your order while at Njoro, Bungoma, Kakamega, Malaba, Meru, Maragua, Nyeri, Kajiado, Sultan Hamud, Emali, Makindu, Mtito Andei and Matunda it will be delivered the following day.

All Nairobi environs like: Machakos, Kangundo, Tala, Thika, Ruiru and Juja, Athi-river, Limuru, Nairobi CBD, Nairobi West, Westlands, Kahawa west, Industrial area. Other Nairobi environs include Mlolongo, Kitengela, EPZ and Kiambu are also taken care of.

Fell free to place your order if you are also located at:

• Malindi, Njabini, Timboroa,  Mumias, Mariakani, Isiolo, Naivasha, Molo and Mau Summit;
• Kericho, Githunguri, Olkalou, Gilgil, Muranga, Sagana, Turbo, Voi,
• Runyenjes, Chuka, Chogoria, Nkubu, Maseno, Busia and Kilifi.