Technical assistance
We want to clear the main technical questions that may arise about the operation of our products and the steps necessary for their assembly.
Placard 74
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
There are two types of fittings that are used to fit glass doors on the Placard sliding system for wardrobes: - Plastic wedges. They are put into the handle profiles using pressure along with the glass, using four wedges on each side of the door and leaving the set fastened. It is also recommended to use the fitting profile (code. 4001621 / 7917121) for the rest of the handle profile and the crossbeam if there is one. - Screws. They are used to screw the upper and lower profiles of the door to the handles, to the runners and the rollers and to the Slowmove closing. These screws are a correct length in order not to damage the glass.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
Yes, the current Ø50mm channel slider can be used with the new Placard 74 system but the gap for housing the upper and bottom rail needs to be increased from 74 to 77 mm in order to prevent the slider interfering with the inner divider or dividers.
The minimum recommended width that a door should have in order to mount soft Slowmove closing for Placard is 650 mm.
We can put a smooth closing device on the opening and a code 6102021 brake on the door closure. This will make sure the central door is not loose when closed or open.
The Slowmove soft closing system for Placard can be assembled on 2-door and 3-door wardrobes: For 2-door wardrobes you can install Slowmove soft closing on the opening as well as the closing of all the doors. However, on 3-door wardrobes you can install Slowmove soft closing only on the outer door for opening. For closing, it can be installed on all of the doors (inside and outside) depending on the closing movement.
Yes, it is possible to put a brake on the central door of a 3 door Placard wardrobe. However, it is necessary to take into account the opening of the central door in order to put the brake in, as it is only possible to have the brake in one direction. In the following diagram you can see the position of the brakes on the rail depending on the opening direction of the sliding doors.
No, the clipping pressure is sufficient so as not to require the use of screws, just like with the other Hill 19, Vall 19 and Line 19 aluminium handle profiles for 19 mm thick boards.
No, it is only compatible for the Placard 81 system.
The Wave 16 and Wave 16 E handle profiles for creating sliding doors have the same design and the same geometry for 16 mm thick board. The difference is that the Wave 16 E handle profile has a reduced thickness and is therefore more cost-effective.
These lower rails are used along with the Placard sliding door system and a fastening with a clip system.Both rails are very easy to assemble and more cost-effective thanks to the fact that a cover is not required to hide the fastening screws.The difference is that the first lower rail is available for boards of a 10mm, 16mm and 18mm thickness, and the second rail is designed for easy flush mounting on the edge of the furniture for 10 mm and 16 mm thick board.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
Placard 81 soft closing set for one sliding door
Set of fittings Placard with Ø50 wheel for 1 door for sliding 70kg for soft-closing
Placard wheel set with wheel Ø50 for one sliding door up to 70kg with brake
Set of fittings for door with Slowmove (Soft-closing)
Set of fittings for sliding door of Groove
The RAL number of the white finish on the rails and handles of the Placard sliding door system is approximately 9003. The RAL code of the anthracite grey finish is approximately 7043. The RAL code of the black finish is approximately 9011.
Handle for wardrobe Sharp 19
Handle profile set Sharp 10, 16, 18 and 19 for one sliding door
Classic Placard 74 upper track of Groove for sliding door
Handle profile set Wave 16 and 19 for one sliding door
Placard 74 lower track of Groove
Handle for wardrobe Sharp 16
Handle for wardrobe Style 16
Track set of Placard 74 of Groove
Track set of Placard 74 of groove with clip systems
Handle for wardrobe Wave 16
Handle for wardrobe Sharp 18
Handle for wardrobe Wave 18
Placard 74 lower track of Groove with Clip systems for sliding door
Handle for wardrobe Wave 19
Crossbeams Placard U19x14
Sliding system for wardrobe 2 bottom sliding doors Placard 74 with Wave profiles and soft closing
Crossbeams Placard H19x12/22
Crossbeams Placard H16x18
Crossbeams Placard U16x14
Handle for wardrobe Style 10
Profile cover Placard of Groove for sliding door
Upper track for Slowmove
Classic Placard upper tracks and Placard of Groove for sliding door
Handle for wardrobe Wave 16
Crossbeams Placard U10x16
Handle for wardrobe Sharp 16
Placard lower track of Groove with Clip systems
Cross-pieces Placard H10x12/22
Placard lower track of Groove for sliding door
Track set of Placard of Groove
Handle profile set Style 10 for one sliding door
Handle profile set Wave 16 for one sliding door
Upper track for Slowmove
Handle for wardrobe Hill 19 handle
Placard lower track of Groove for sliding door
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
Placard 81 soft closing set for one sliding door
Set of fittings Placard with Ø50 wheel for 1 door for sliding 70kg for soft-closing
Placard wheel set with wheel Ø50 for one sliding door up to 70kg with brake
Set of fittings for door with Slowmove (Soft-closing)
Set of fittings for sliding door of Groove
Sliding
Generally, in our catalogue there are two forms of sale for profiling items:Package sales. For that reason we have profiles cut to the specific measure (for example 3m) and packaged in the quantity outlined in the catalogue (for example 24m packaging). They are for immediate delivery as we have stock and they can be managed through our B2B.Made to measure sales: For this purpose we have profiles in industrial packaging (for example m packaging) and in this way, our clients can request profiles made to a specific measure. The maximum cut measurement that can be requested is the length of the bar indicated with L (for example 3m).This sales method implicitly involves extra management, opening codes, for opening codes, handling, cutting and packaging, as well as an extra delivery period from the order date.These products can be requested through our B2B, although the assessment of the order (final price) is outstanding until the Customer Service Area gets in touch with the client in order to define the exact measurement, the quantity of profiles requested and the delivery period.
When you assemble a wardrobe with a system of sliding doors it is necessary to mount handle profiles for opening and closing. In the Emuca catalogue there are different models created from aluminium and steel.Depending on the sliding door system chosen, you can use certain handle profiles or other depending on their geometry. In the following table you can find the compatibility that exists between different sliding door systems and handle profiles.u Compatible and ideal.\- Compatible but not ideal.x Not compatible.
We have a table for calculating the weight of a door, which is necessary to know when choosing guy ropes and measurements.Depending on the material of the door, as well as its dimensions, the result will be the weight of the door (kg) that you can use to calculate to the necessary strength of the measure (Kg x cm).
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DownloadThe choice of the door opening system is a key point in the design of a wardrobe, and it is necessary to take into account factors such as: functionality, ease and continuity of use, making the most of space, as well as the appearance. At Emuca, we offer technical solutions for the furniture industry.The main opening systems on wardrobes: - Wardrobe with hinge door. See family 1. This is the most common and classic system. Its hinge system makes it possible to open panels of different sizes and with different opening angles (up to 180º) and opening is quick and simple, although it is the system that takes up most space. If you do not have a large space, this may not be your best system. However, if your wardrobe is going to have very regular use, over time hinge doors are a lot more convenient than other systems. - Wardrobe with sliding opening. See family 7. They are suitable for large pieces of furniture as well as small ones and where you do not want disturbance when opening the doors. Half of the piece of furniture is always closed, but this is an ideal system for small spaces. Within this system there are inner sliding doors (within the structure itself of the furniture) and outer ones (completely hiding the wardrobe), and it can be installed built-in to the wall or free from it. In any case, our sliding doors have guide rails consisting of two rails with wheels.
Passage doors
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
No, with this system it is important to respect the door's maximum and minimum dimensions, as well as the relationship between its width, height and weight.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
Carriage sets are selected depending on the door weight.Two weight ranges, one for doors up to 40kg and one for doors from 40kg to 80kg, are available for soft-close systems.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
Yes, you should always mount the adhesive felt on the actuator of the Soft Neco soft close door when the adjustable Neco sliding door system is used. In the un-adjustable system, it is not necessary to use it.
An adhesive felt is supplied with the Soft Neco soft closing system, it should be mounted on the actuator of the door, unless you have a handle that is in that zone.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
For the assembly of Adige handle profiles for 18 mm board along with the Space + sliding doors, it is necessary to choose an outside runner with a thickness of 23 mm.
The upper reinforced runner acts as a thread for the runners on the Space+ sliding door system. This profile offers greater resistance to torsion than the runner that is not reinforced, therefore it is ideal for large wardrobes with heavy doors that weigh up to 85 kg each.
In order to secure the rails of the Space + sliding door system, it is recommendable to use 4 x 25 mm screws (code 5032505) for 16, 18 and 19 mm units.
In order to mount the sliders on doors it is possible to use different screw options, always bearing in mind the board thickness of the door: - Euro screws. In this case it is necessary to machine a 5mm diameter hole into the door. For example, for a door thickness of 19 mm we will choose the code. 5044007 with a length of 17 mm. - Self-tapping screws. They can have a 4mm diameter which do not require machining on the board. For example, for a board of 19 mm we will choose a 4 x 20 mm screw with the code. 8218605 or 5032405.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
Sliding doors
In the commonly used door thicknesses of 40 mm and 45 mm, the clearance between the door and the wall is 14.8 mm and 12.3 mm respectively.
The selection is made according to the door weight. There are three soft close ranges, one for doors up to 8 kg, one for doors from 8 to 16 kg and one for doors of 26 kg.
The selection is made according to the door weight. There are two soft closing ranges, one for doors up to 8 kg and one for doors from 8 to 16 kg.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
In order to get the door to sit flush with the unit, with the Gilder sliding system, you need to take into account the dimensions of the following diagram:
Folding systems
Yes, the mechanism is different in the doors that have soft close hinges.
The most common practice is to place the lateral hinges in alignment with the central ones. However, for closets with really heavy doors, two of the concealed hinges can be placed at the top of the closet to increase resistance and stability.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
The Twofold system offers the versatility of sliding well when assembled with and without a lower guide. Whether it is used depends on the type of wardrobe in which the system is mounted.
The maximum dimensions per door are 2400 high and 500 wide (per door leaf).
You can mount a handle using the Folding Concepta system always on the door on the other side to the installation.Also, the handle needs to have a centred position in terms of height and be close to the folding area.Example of a mounting system on the left with a handle.
The following video shows how the sliding door system is assembled.
No, with this system it is very important to respect the maximum and minimum door measurements, as well as the relationship between the breadth, height and weight of it. To do so, you need to consult the following table:TH = Door height, TB = Door breadth, Result = Maximum door weight for the indicated dimensions.Example: Door dimensions 2.000 x 850 (THxTB) so Maximum door weight = 23 kg, although the system is for a max 30kg/door.
No, with this system it is very important to respect the maximum and minimum door measurements, as well as the relationship between the breadth, height and weight of it. To do so, you need to consult the following table:TH = Door height, TB = Door breadth, Result = Maximum door weight for the indicated dimensions.Example: Door dimensions 2000 x 850 (THxTB) so Maximum door weight = 23 kg, although the system is for a max 30kg/door.
The following video shows how the sliding door system is assembled.
Coplanar systems
No, the measures come predefined, according to your chosen range of sizes.
No, it is not possible, as it is a symmetrical piece of furniture and it would not be able to open properly.
The following video shows how the sliding door system for wardrobes is assembled.
