Description
Nova Pro drawer system features fully synchronised slide technology without a mid-way knock – a first in furniture design. The excellent running characteristics of Nova Pro have become a distinctive feature of highquality furniture.
Soft-close – the integrated damping system sets the standard.
With Soft-close, the comprehensive damping concept by GRASS, each movement becomes an experience. Because closing drawers with Soft-close is something special. Soft-close gently slows the closing action of the drawer and silently pulls it to the fully closed position. It is no surprise, therefore, that Softclose has become the benchmark.
Movement comfort at the highest level: GRASS opening systems for furniture without handles.
Modern furniture appeals through its large, quiet surfaces and minimalist elegance. To match this trend, DWD XP offers two innovative opening systems: Tipmatic Plus and Sensomatic.
With Tipmatic Plus, the mechanical opening system, it is possible to design large fronts without handles that will open with a slight touch.
Sensomatic, the new electro-mechanical opening system, combines the advantages of handle-free opening with the elegance of damped closing.
Features
- High-quality: Synchronised full-extension drawer system for regular and pot drawers with maximum lateral stability due to the welded profile.
- Functional: Excellent running characteristics and minimum drawer deflection.
- Convenient: The angle adjustment facility for the front is integrated into the drawer side.
- Strong: Load capacities of 40 kg and 70 kg with low opening pull forces.
- Adaptable: The 3-dimensional front adjustment ensures perfect reveals.
- Variable: 3 different heights in several colours as a regular or pot drawer with railing, Duowing or Crystal add-on system.
- Space saving: More storage space with the 90° inside surfaces and the low opening pull forces.
- Comfortable: The integrated Soft-close damping ensures gentle closure.
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