I’m working on a honey due project and hoping to get some advice. I want to build a shoe storage cabinet using tilting flip hardware. If you have any experience with this please share. The photo is of a mock-up I’m using to determine clearances and rotation.
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I'm not familiar with "tilting flip" hardware. Perhaps if you could explain the mechanics of the hardware (what tilts on what axis, what flips?) it might help someone to be of help.
Good luck!
Those are designed specifically to be used as a shoe rack? You supply the box?, dividers? A closed front maybe like in a cabinet?
Thanks for your interest. Imagine a cradle hung between trestles. Instead of trestles it is hung inside a box with an open front. The shoes are the baby. The pivot point is near the bottom front of the cradle instead of the top center allowing it to swing forward. The cavity of the cradle is then accessible.
I found the hardware on Pinterest.