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Anonymous users2024-01-24My family has been building cabinets recently, and I originally wanted to install it on the door, and when I use it, it comes out as soon as I pull it, which is more convenient. Later, I listened to the carpenter's suggestion, installed it in the door, opened the door first, and then pulled it out when using, which was a little more troublesome, and it was said that it would not be deformed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23From the point of view of ease of use, it is better to install it on the door, and the general pull basket comes with a track, and there is no need to buy it separately.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It is better not to use the one embedded in the door. That's very inconvenient, if you think that the configuration of the track is not good, you can propose to replace!
Does it mean that the distribution box is next to the entrance door? Unlucky, the family is angry, and the main tongue is right and wrong.
Of course, it is an open type, but also to install a ventilated place outside, when the air pressure is low, it is easy to backfill the gas, the danger of gas poisoning, and it can not be sealed, no ventilation will cause local accumulation of gas, it will explode, pay attention to it, and your life is dangerous!
Normally, the toilet is installed inside a sliding door. In order to protect privacy and prevent unnecessary losses caused by leaking water pipes.
Each has its own benefits, the countertop basin is good-looking and easy to install, but if the seal is not good, it is easy to leak. The undercounter basin is not easy to install, but the countertop is neat, the cleaning work is easy to do, and it is not easy to leak.
The feature of sliding doors is that they save land. Left-pull, right-pull are all OK. It comes in two types. One is the external type, which is to hang on the wall. One is the box sleeve type, and the middle is empty and the door is covered inside. This comparison is labor-intensive. But the closure is good.