ᐅ Laundry chute inlet flap – wall dimension 31 x 28 cm, no door found
Created on: 15 Nov 2020 11:20
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klsystem1
Hello,
I am facing a big puzzle: my laundry chute inlet shaft is now finished with fixed plaster and embedded edges, with dimensions length = 31cm (12 inches) and height = 28cm (11 inches).
Now I’m looking for an access door or something similar that I can install here. Unfortunately, all sizes I find are only 20x20cm (8x8 inches) or 30x30cm (12x12 inches). I just can’t find anything. I don’t mind if it’s metal, wood, etc.
Does anyone have any ideas for me?
Attached is a photo...
Inside, it would also need to be lined because there is a 300mm (12 inch) diameter pipe installed and cut open.
Thanks,
I am facing a big puzzle: my laundry chute inlet shaft is now finished with fixed plaster and embedded edges, with dimensions length = 31cm (12 inches) and height = 28cm (11 inches).
Now I’m looking for an access door or something similar that I can install here. Unfortunately, all sizes I find are only 20x20cm (8x8 inches) or 30x30cm (12x12 inches). I just can’t find anything. I don’t mind if it’s metal, wood, etc.
Does anyone have any ideas for me?
Attached is a photo...
Inside, it would also need to be lined because there is a 300mm (12 inch) diameter pipe installed and cut open.
Thanks,
klsystem1 schrieb:
Ordered: 30x30.. delivered: 28x31I understand, but I wasn't referring to the dimensional deviation between target and actual. I meant the ingenious design concept of "putting the round part into the square one," leaving the person after me to figure out the T-joint connection.https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
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MM1506zzzz15 Nov 2020 20:08Manufactured by the metalworker.
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Nice-Nofret16 Nov 2020 13:10Well, a simple door alone isn’t enough for this ‘brilliant’ design… it also needs internal components.
How do you imagine this?
How do you imagine this?
klsystem1 schrieb:
unfortunately, I can’t find anything either.. usually only about 1cm (0.4 inches) on the left and right at most..How about B010M1RZH2 (Amazon)?As an experiment, you could try to hire a locksmith or carpenter through MyHammer.
Tell me, if the opening is 28x30cm (11x12 inches), after installing a door you might be left with a 25x27cm (10x11 inches) opening. That’s smaller than an A4 sheet. And then the hole in the pipe: it’s only 20x20cm (8x8 inches).
You could barely fit a pair of socks through that... with pants, you’d spend 5 minutes fiddling to get them on...
You could barely fit a pair of socks through that... with pants, you’d spend 5 minutes fiddling to get them on...