I" Wind Lift System with Push-Open, Double Yellow Spring
Description
Salice WIND Lift System For Push-Open Doors
Salice WIND lift system with push-open, double yellow spring is a lift mechanism for cabinet doors that opens with a push action and uses a specific spring strength, giving installers a defined operating feel suited to the intended door range. The TYPE I WIND lift system, push-open design eliminates the need for external door pulls in many layouts, which helps when planning clean cabinet fronts or tight clearances. Doors can be as small as 8-5/8 inches tall, so this mechanism works for compact upper cabinets where traditional lift hardware may not fit. The mechanism belongs to the Salice WIND lift systems product class, so its behavior and adjustments match that family for consistent setup across jobs. The manufacturer part FRAKFEPISN9 identifies this exact configuration, helping shops and installers reorder the same action and geometry when repeating a successful layout.
Lift System Details That Support Cabinet Builds
- Use with doors as small as 8-5/8 inches tall, so shorter wall cabinets still gain a lift-up motion instead of swinging doors, which can improve access in tight spaces.
- Mount to the side or the top of the cabinet, giving flexibility when interior obstructions, cabinet construction, or design preferences dictate where the lift mechanism can be fixed.
- Use for very wide doors by adding additional mechanisms, allowing the lifting work to be shared across more units so motion and alignment stay controlled across the span.
- Adjust motion speed after installation, so installers can fine-tune how quickly the door travels, dialing in movement that feels appropriate for the specific door size and weight.
- Choose among multiple cover cap colors, so the visible portion of the mechanism can coordinate with interior or hardware finishes, improving the finished cabinet appearance.
- Attach to the door with a standard 35mm bore, which matches common hinge boring machinery and drilling patterns already used in most cabinet shops.
Installation, Mounting, And Adjustment Workflow
The Salice WIND lift system mounts to the side or the top of the cabinet, so installers can work with existing case construction and interior layouts without redesigning boxes. Door connection uses a standard 35mm bore, letting production rely on established boring equipment and jigs for repeatable setups. Height, depth, and side adjustments are handled by automatic cam, so alignment tweaks happen at the mechanism with tool-operated cams rather than relocating pilot holes. Motion speed adjustment after installation means the lift system can be tuned once the actual door is hung, improving final behavior without guessing spring response in advance. Double yellow spring specification defines the internal spring strength used in this model, which ties directly to the expected performance range when matched with suitable fronts.
Using This TYPE I WIND Lift In Real Projects
Where This Salice WIND Lift System Performs Best
This Salice WIND lift system with push-open, double yellow spring is suited to upper cabinets and similar enclosures where a lift-up motion is desired and door height can start at 8-5/8 inches. The mechanism sits in the Salice WIND lift systems category, so it aligns with design expectations for compact, side-mounted or top-mounted lift hardware. Because the unit can be mounted either to the side or the top of the cabinet, it adapts to different carcass designs, from narrow vertical cabinets to more traditional wall boxes. For very wide doors, additional mechanisms can be added, allowing larger single fronts to be supported along the width, which helps keep motion consistent across the entire opening. The push-open action matches layouts where a handle-free front is preferred, simplifying the exterior design when paired with appropriate touch-latch workflows.
Why These Adjustments Support Repeatable Cabinet Results
The WIND lift system offers height, depth, and side adjustments by automatic cam, so once the mechanism is installed, door reveals can be dialed in through the cams rather than re-drilling mounting points. This reduces rework when fine-tuning the margins between adjacent doors or panels. Door attachment through a standard 35mm bore means boring operations can stay standardized across hinge and lift-equipped fronts, easing production planning and fixture setup in the shop. Simple motion speed adjustment after installation lets installers match the opening and closing behavior to the actual door construction, which helps when door material or overlay changes between projects. Multiple cover cap color choices let builders align visible hardware with cabinet interiors or design schemes, supporting a more controlled finished look while still using the same core mechanism geometry and adjustments.
Common Questions About This WIND Lift System
What type of doors work with this Salice WIND lift system?
The Salice WIND lift system with push-open works with cabinet doors that can be at least 8-5/8 inches tall, supporting lift-up front applications in smaller wall cabinets or similar enclosures.
How does side or top mounting affect cabinet design?
The Salice WIND lift system can be mounted to the side or the top of the cabinet, so case construction and interior components can be planned around either mounting plane without changing the lift hardware model.
How are doors prepared for this lift system?
The WIND lift system attaches to the door using a standard 35mm bore, allowing doors to be drilled with the same machinery and boring patterns commonly used for concealed hinges in cabinet production.
What adjustments are built into the WIND lift system?
The Salice WIND lift system provides height, depth, and side adjustments by automatic cam, so door alignment can be refined at the mechanism to achieve consistent reveals across the cabinet run.
Can this lift system handle wider cabinet doors?
The WIND lift system can be used for very wide doors by adding additional mechanisms, distributing support so larger single fronts still move in a controlled, coordinated way across their width.
What role does the double yellow spring play in use?
The double yellow spring in this WIND lift configuration sets a specific spring strength, influencing how the push-open action and lift motion feel when paired with appropriately sized cabinet doors.
Selecting This WIND Lift For Your Next Build
The Salice WIND lift system with push-open, double yellow spring and TYPE I WIND configuration brings side or top mounting, 8-5/8 inch minimum door height, and standard 35mm boring into a single mechanism. These traits support predictable layouts for upper cabinets and similar enclosures, while height, depth, and side cam adjustments and post-install motion speed tuning streamline on-site alignment. For projects needing touch-activated lift-up fronts with familiar boring patterns and flexible mounting, this Salice WIND lift system offers a defined setup path for repeatable cabinet runs.
