Jewelry/Accessory Drawer: Parts Used – Product #5
This example, featuring a drawer layout with red velvet dividers, is completed with runner systems, connecting components, and finish profiles. Brief descriptions of the parts and profiles used are included below.
Parts and profiles used
W-BE-10-1-0001– Top connection cross member/bridge: Provides rigidity in the head area of the module.W-BE-10-1-0000– Center console/support: Support for the drawer frame.W-BE-11-0-0045– Side upright connection block (3 holes): Multi-point mounting.W-BE-11-0-0060– Side upright connection block (long): At points with increased load.W-BE-12-1-0028– Linear carrier base: Rail/linear system base.W-BE-13-1-0021– Corner connection (oval base): Clean connection to the body.W-BE-15-0-4525– L-corner connection: 90° fixing.W-PE-40-1-0015– Thin surface finish strip: Aesthetic line on the drawer front.K-PE-10-0-0009– Transition/edge strip: Cleans edge-corner transitions.W-PE-11-0-0000– Soft corner/wick profile: Reduces impact and noise.W-PE-20-1-0015– Thin strip profile: Decorative line and finish.W-PI-40-1-0110– Slide pin/anchor: Rail system fastening.W-PI-11-1-0003– Semicircular cover cap: Open channel closure.W-PI-33-1-0045– Clip-on connection cap: Quick installation/service.W-PI-31-1-0000– Drawer/hanger foot-clamp: Support clamp element.
Why this set?
- Layout: The internal structure with dividers keeps jewelry and accessories separate.
- Smooth movement: Rail and anchor elements offer quiet and stable operation.
- Aesthetic finish: Thin slats and cover profiles complete the line.
Quick application notes
- Determine the dimensions of the drawer dividers according to target objects such as watches, rings, and necklaces.
- Check the rail axis and parallelism tolerance before production.
- Clean the corner joints of the cover/strip profiles with an angle gauge. Finish.
Note: The codes are compiled from the example setup in the image; the project requires
