New this summer from Blum, maker of high-quality door glides, is Servo-Drive. It's a little over the top, but this new opening feature actually opens drawers for you. You simply touch the drawer or give it a light pull and an electrical drive opens the drawer for you...
If they are servo driven then it should be possible to operate them via remote control.
view art's profile
Absurd.
view RobertTheChicken's profile
Yesss, now I can waste electricity and avoid the slightest exercise.
view brittanykate's profile
This is good for ADA housing.
view emma's profile
Ridiculous
view bepsf's profile
Whaaaaat? Barring a disability, why on Earth would you want or need this?
view Anna at D16's profile
doesn't sound very green.
view stefica's profile
My gosh, how LAZY are we becoming?!!
view Daily Nuance's profile
I think it's not about laziness. Designwise it can be very nice, and is also practical. I use it for drawers behind sliding doors where you have no room for handles. I also built it into my coffee table, which made my drawers invisible and also safe for the knees :)
But if it operates with electricity then it is bullcrap.There is no use putting electicity into practice. I have this touch-to-open solution and works pretty fine without raising my bills: Tipmatic Dynamic NT Touch-to-Open system
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