Profiles Used in the Dressing System – Product #2

Modularity: Combines the shelf-drawer-door trio into a single architecture.
Durability: Supports provide rigidity in wide openings.
Lightweight & Stylish: A spacious look with thin frames.
Lighting integration: Product display is enhanced with the LED channel.

The example below is a dressing system with a drawer module and a glass door frame. We simply list the main aluminum profiles used.

Reading: 3 min • Content: Parts list, short descriptions, quick notes

Basic profiles used

W-AL-10-1-0739 – Top/intermediate shelf front frame: Provides a clean boundary to the shelf surface.
W-AL-20-1-0368 – Shelf carrier: Support profile that reduces sagging on wide shelves.
W-AL-30-1-0443 – Hanger/shelf support: Used on hanger tubes or intermediate shelf supports.
W-AL-32-1-0450 – Drawer rail bearing: Flat and sturdy bearing for concealed-rail drawer systems.
W-AL-31-1-0062 – Bottom plinth profile: For aesthetic finishes and light channel scenarios in the bottom area.
K-AL-10-1-0416 – Glass door frame: Elegant frame compatible with thin-section tempered glass.
K-AL-22-1-0415 – Accordion/slide rail: For smooth and silent door movement.
K-AL-24-1-0215 – LED channel profile: Diffuser-shaped light line for interior cabinet lighting.

Clarify the shelf width and load calculations; select the carrier profile cross-section accordingly.
Check the glass thickness and wick/diffuser compatibility on glass doors.
Consider the rail manufacturer's tolerances on drawer rail bearings.

Note: The codes are compiled from this sample setup. Changes can be made based on the project's dimensions, surface, and load requirements.