With its compact, minimal design, the K12 System ADJ offers elegant lift-up options in various strengths and lengths, providing easy installation without extra screws for improved aesthetics and reduced assembly time.
With its compact, minimal design, the K12 System ADJ offers elegant lift-up options in various strengths and lengths, providing easy installation without extra screws for improved aesthetics and reduced assembly time.
Product Description
The K12 System ADJ, with its compact size and minimalist design, elevates elegance in every detail. This user-friendly solution eliminates the need for extra screws, enhancing aesthetics and cutting down assembly time. Featuring click-in door and side supports, it significantly reduces the risk of improper installation. The integrated mechanism allows for precise adjustment of the opening angle, ensuring perfect alignment of adjacent doors and smooth, continuous movement up to the maximum opening.
The K12 ADJ Lift-Up is compatible with both sprung and unsprung hinges. Additionally, the system is fully compliant with K Push Tech, making it ideal for seamless, handleless designs.
Sold by complete kit including the cabinet side bracket and 2 types of bracket for door (surface and recessed).
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Important Information
Angle opening at 90° is +8°/-3°. Includes fixing hardware (surface mounted and recessed). Determine the right model of K12 ADJ to use by using the online configurator.
In the event that any product Marathon sells is found to be defective in either workmanship or materials, such products shall be replaced by Marathon, free of charge, for as long as the original consumer purchaser owns the products.
If a product is no longer available, Marathon will replace the defective hardware with a current offering.
Incorrect installation or any consequential and/or incidental damages incurred as a result of incorrect installation.
Hardware that has been exposed to excessive loads, abused, or used in any manner other than its intended purpose.
Removal of defective hardware, delivery costs, or installation of new hardware.
