CONFIGURATOR

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Instructions regarding designing box set ups on design grid

  • All horizontal lines are the tops and bottoms of the boxes
  • The vertical red and dotted lines signify where the pin holes are located
  • For wider than 2875mm set ups, just add more design grid sheets
  • The bottom 250mm signifies pedestals which are a maximum of 250mm high and can be reduced to 150mm if so required-widths of the pedestals can be from 250mm and increased by increments of 125mm up to a maximum of 1500mm- any wider requires two plints. Depths can be made to suit 200/300/400mm deep boxes
  • Plints can be from 50mm high to 150mm high and can be from 250mm wide and increased by increments of 125mm up to a maximum of 1500mm- any wider requires two plints. Depths can be made to suit 200/300/400mm deep boxes
  • All pedestals and plints have pinholes to match the boxes
  • The distance behind pedestals and plints is 40mm to allow for skirting board and cables
  • Box set ups can also sit directly on the floor without using pedestals or plints
  • To start your set up design measure the width and height of your space and mark it out on the design grid
  1. If you are placing the boxes on the floor start your design on the bottom of the grid
  2. If you are using a plint add on your required height plint to your overall height of box set ups to give you your finished set up height
  3. By using wide boxes on your first row it will give you stability to build your set up
  4. Then place the boxes in your required design
  • Use the image provided as an example of how far you can overhang the boxes
  • The max overhang is 1 pin hole visible on the underside of the box
  • Each box should be overlapped by another box by at least one pin connection above the box- see images
  • The maximum overhang on each side of the set up should not exceed the bottom box by more than 125mm- see images
  • Do not start your set up with shallow boxes on the bottom and then place deeper boxes on top of these as this will affect the stability of the set up
  • Do not put timber/glass doors  or drawers on the top row of boxes
  • Boxes that are 500/625/750mm wide require two doors. Boxes that are 250/375mm wide require one door. Drawers can be put in any width box that is 250mm high
  • Wall brackets can be added to any box- 300/400mm deep boxes need two brackets on either side. It is advised that the walls are suitable to carry the weight of the boxes and what you place in them- wall boxes can be mounted in any configuration that you require
  • When you have your design set up done, write the depth of box on each of the miniature boxes and also indicate where you would like timber/glass doors or drawers and which timber you would like then take a picture of the design, email it to us and we will have a look at it and we might make some suggestions 
  • Prices can be calculated from the enclosed brochure- minus your show discount

Good and Bad Configurator Setups

Good Setup

Good Setup

Note how boxes are supported by lower boxes.

Good Configurator

Good Configurator

All boxes ar esupported and overlap.

Incorrect setup

Incorrect setup

These boxes don't support each other.
(Note: This setup will work but only if mounted on a wall.)

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