The cabinetry designed with specifiers and installers in mind
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11 November 2024
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When innovation meets practicality
"We’re a place that makes practical improvements to cabinetry systems, from the ease of installation to the end-user experience,” says Rebecca Hedley, Marketing Manager at Titus Group.
Cabinet hardware supplier Titus Tekform stands out in the market for its thoughtful design advancements that directly address those all too common challenges and annoyances faced by cabinet makers and installers.
"Slimline+ is our latest drawer release. It is based on the original platform of the Slimline Drawer system that we released in 2017. But it has been significantly enhanced with all of the learnings that we've had from the market in that time,” says Rebecca. “So one of the benefits of us as a manufacturer-distributor is that we really listen to our customers and incorporate that feedback into our engineering.”
“A great example of this is the improvements to the adjustment mechanisms, which are now all located at the front, so users don’t have to remove the drawer to make alignment adjustments—a great time-saving feature that is unique to the market,” she adds.
“We also have the Titus proprietary ART damper technology, which can adapt the soft-close mechanism based on the force applied and gives you that optimal soft-close motion regardless of how hard you push the drawer. It uses the force of the push to control the speed of the drawer closing—whether it’s a gentle push or a firm shove," Rebecca adds.
Tool-less hinge for cabinet doors and drawers
Not to be missed from Titus Tekform is the new T-type PressTo Hinge, which was created with the installer in mind by featuring a clever tool-less mounting mechanism that’s ideal for installation work where speed and accuracy are required.
According to Rebecca, the T-type PressTo hinge offers significant on-site advantages by reducing the time spent on installation.
"The T-type PressTo hinge was designed especially for convenience; it’s a tool-less hinge cup attachment system with expandable plates that snap securely into place,” says Rebecca. “This mechanism provides reliable, controlled movement without requiring screws or cams, so cabinet makers can easily attach the doors and achieve a secure mounting—without any tools.”
Titus Tekform’s products are designed with impressive high-end features, yet they remain competitively priced, making them an attractive option in a crowded market.
Easy integration of soft close drawers and cupboards
One of the key strengths of Titus Tekform is how its products are designed to all work together, such as the Slimline+ Drawer System and T-type PressTo Hinge.
“We created the Slimline+ to be what we would consider a ‘one for all’ universal drawer platform, in that it's natively compatible with our push-to-open mechanism,” says Rebecca. “You don't have to stock multiple drawers or specify different drawers if you want a push-to-open drawer. So that's an upgraded feature.”
"Our products are pre-aligned to use together,” says Rebecca. “For example, using Slimline+ drawers with T-type hinges means that factory default offsets will align, making them a cohesive solution that cabinet makers and clients appreciate."
“We also enhanced the front panel engagement mechanism, so the attachment and assembly of the drawer are significantly improved,” says Rebecca. “It has a safety release feature in that when you turn the screw to detach the front panel, it doesn't immediately drop; it holds in place so you can hold it and take it away.”
Designed for the specifier and cabinet maker
While Titus Tekform’s products are designed with impressive high-end features, yet they remain competitively priced, making them an attractive option in a crowded market.
Whether working on a high-end residential project or a large-scale commercial development, specifiers will surely appreciate Titus Tekform’s hardware solutions in providing performance and value, making them a smart choice for modern cabinetry design.
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