DIY Your Way - Part 2, The Fulterer Pantry Pull-Out Systems, Comparing the FR771, FR775, or FR777

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  • Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
  • Larry demonstrates the construction of a pantry pullout unit for the garage using Fulterer Pantry pullout slides. He discusses the specific models (FR777, FR771, FR775) and provides precise measurements for the wooden components based on the slide type. The crucial 37mm screw hole setback is emphasized for proper alignment. The installation process is explained step by step, covering the lower and upper runners, bottom guides, and upper stabilizers.
    The FR771 pantry slide can be found here: www.wwhardware...
    The FR771A pantry slide can be found here: www.wwhardware...
    The FR775 pantry slide can be found here: www.wwhardware...
    The FR777 pantry slide can be found here: www.wwhardware...
    And as always, feel free to reach out to us if you need assistance by emailing info@wwhardware.com, or calling us at 800-383-0130 where we have customer service available Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm central time.
    Video 137

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  • @davidmurphy1637
    @davidmurphy1637 3 місяці тому +1

    Thank you! That was extremely helpful. Reading the instructions that came with it felt like I was deciphering hieroglyphics.

  • @BobDuindam
    @BobDuindam 2 місяці тому +1

    I really appreciate this video. Makes my puzzle so much easier !

  • @richardbowles7690
    @richardbowles7690 7 місяців тому +1

    Seems so simple and straightforward. Thanks for the details.

  • @dianabarker5128
    @dianabarker5128 8 місяців тому +1

    Thank you! You are the best instructor ever!

  • @jgarcia1925
    @jgarcia1925 3 місяці тому

    Larry, you are the best teacher out there. I wish i had seen this vidoe before we built a pantry and bought some other sliders on amazon that do not work well. I will have to make adjusments to ours later and use this set up. for now it will do. how do you reccomend to measue what slide to purchase for the depth that you need? is there a certain measurement to measure the pullout correctly? for example, we have a space in the kitchen 36" deep, what would be the one to purchase? the space is 12" wide by 84" tall. thanks!

    • @WoodworkersHardware
      @WoodworkersHardware  3 місяці тому

      Hello, the FR777 does come in a 36" (listed as 35-7/16") which from the sounds of it is what we would recommend for you. www.wwhardware.com/fulterer-fr777-pantry-pullout-slide-white-fr777
      If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to call our wonderful customer service team at 800-383-0130. -Woodworker's Hardware

    • @jgarcia1925
      @jgarcia1925 3 місяці тому

      @@WoodworkersHardware hi thanks for the quick response. I appreciate the answer!

  • @AndrewLee-n3g
    @AndrewLee-n3g 2 місяці тому

    Larry, your video is straight forward and easy to understand! I have a question. I am installing FR771 for a pull out pantry and I am pretty new with making cabinetry. How much gap should I leave from the opening box and actual pull out box in width? Right now I have 4-3/4" opening width and I was thinking to make pull out box 4-1/2". Do you think this is too tight?

    • @WoodworkersHardware
      @WoodworkersHardware  2 місяці тому

      Hello, there is no set gap defined when using these slides. Since there is a top guide, your pullout won’t wobble. You can use whatever distance you wish if you are pretty precise in your measurement and mounting. If you have further questions about the installation process or product, please reach out to our great customer service team at 800-383-0130, Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm central time. - Woodworker's Hardware

  • @jasonstinestinerx1368
    @jasonstinestinerx1368 5 місяців тому

    Im having problems with the bottom of my cabinet not sucking up flush so my cabinet face sits about 1/8th off the face frame. Is there an adjustment I can make so that the cabinet goes in a bit further?

    • @WoodworkersHardware
      @WoodworkersHardware  4 місяці тому

      We are unsure how to give you guidance with the given context, if you would like, our customer service is willing to help if you give them a call at 800-383-0130. This way they can ask further questions to help you get it figured out.
      - Woodworker's Hardware