How to Fit an Integrated Fridge Freezer Door Slider
For two to three years, we have never had an integrated fridge freezer door slider attached. And the reason being, they’re INCREDIBLY hard to find online if you don’t know what they’re called. So, I make it my mission to show you what to buy and how to fit it.
Servings: 1 integrated fridge freezer sliding door
Cost: £12
Equipment
- Combination square
- Pencil
- Combi drill
- 2mm drill bit
Ingredients
- 1 universal integrated fridge freezer sliding door kit
Instructions
- First, mark halfway of the indents on your integrated fridge freezer. If yours doesn't come with any, then you will have to mark where you want them. I think it's best inline with a handle you'll be adding pressure.
- Then close the door and mark from behind where the kitchen carcass starts.
- Now using a combination square, draw two straught lines where the pencil lines are.
- Next, place the longest strip out of the kit on the back of the kitchen door. Meanwhile, ensure the pencil lines match half way between the holes and dill about 2mm deep holes with a 2mm drill bit with a combi drill.
- Follow on with screwing the plate on with the screws provided.
- Now hide the screws by pushing on the screw cover.
- Then slide on the L shaped attachment and hook around the door.
- Next, predrill two holes with the same drill bit before adding two screws (also provided in the kit).
- Finally cover the exposed screws with the other cover that comes in the intregrated fridge freezer sliding door kit.