In any side- by-side installation without a filler strip, add an additional 1/ 2' (13) to your combined numbers. This kit is available through your Sub-Zero dealer.īe sure to add the filler strip width to your finished rough opening dimension. An anchoring kit may also be used to attach two units together. The width of this filler strip will vary depending on the configuration and panels you use. When units are installed side by side, a filler strip is recommended. A 90˚ door stop is available as an accessory. If you're using raised panels, consider using a wider filler. Refer to the minimum door swing clearance in the specifications chart.įor corner installations, allow for a minimum 3' (76) filler so that the door can open to 90˚. With the door opening at 90˚, you may have to move drawers slightly to clear the door interior. All those really great mountaineers now sadly perished, will be rolling over in their graves (if lucky enough to have one).Refer to the illustrations and specifications for overall dimensions, finished rough opening dimensions and installation specifics.Īllow the door to open a minimum of 90˚ or you'll have problems removing drawers. If that axe had gripped, it would have ripped his arm off. Speaking of axe technique, when a guy fell down a slope, instead of using the appropriate technique of rolling over and gently applying the point as a brake by applying ones weight, he lies on his back flailing helplessly at the snow. The ice axe technique and cramponning (no front pointing at all) is pathetic, and crawling up, no, along snow slopes reminded me of a drunk in the gutter finding his way home. I mean, these things are strapped to your ankles so you can't loose them. Oh, the aforementioned climber falls down a crevasse, is hanging there wearing his crampons, then is hauled out without them. Oh man, this flick is sooooo bad, I almost wept. In one scene one 'climber' (I say that oh so tongue in cheek) belays another by just standing there (he is tied onto the rope though)while his buddy holds a hundred feet or so of loosely coiled rope in his hands between the 'belay' and the prospective climber. This film is a waste of digital imagery! Imagine, the hero ventures up K2 in a K-Mart parka with a fur edged hood no less.

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