TIP-ON BLUMOTION for TANDEMBOX

TIP-ON BLUMOTION can be implemented with standard cabinets and fronts. No modifications are needed.

Like most components, the TIP-ON BLUMOTION unit is assembled without tools.

The front gap can easily be adjusted to 2.5 mm using the gap template (even if the front is already in position).

TIP-ON BLUMOTION units for internal cabinet widths of 287 mm or more are synchronised with synchronisation adapters and a synchronisation linkage.

The symmetrical synchronisation linkage is clipped onto the TIP-ON BLUMOTION unit without tools.

One-piece synchronisation is used instead of a synchronisation linkage and adapters for smaller internal cabinet widths.

For pull-outs over a cabinet base or cross member. Prevents the synchronisation linkage from sagging.

For pull-outs over a cabinet base or cross member. To support the pull-out base.

To stabilise high and wide fronts.

This video provides information about the assembly of the individual TIP-ON BLUMOTION for TANDEMBOX product components. It also covers depth adjustment, synchronisation, support for the synchronisation linkage and the base support bracket.

In this video, Daniel Flatz from Flatz Ferdinand Tischlerei GmbH in Hörbranz (AT) explains how he provides a full overview of motion technologies for his customers in his showroom.

In this video, master cabinet maker Raphael König explains how he skilfully combines the various Blum motion technologies depending on the application and installation situation.

In this video, Daniel Brutscher and Rudi Ohlinger from Wangen (Germany) explain why motion technologies play a particularly significant role when it comes to implementing many design options. The selection of furniture fittings is vitally important to them both as everything flows from one source.

This short film demonstrates the function of TIP-ON BLUMOTION for TANDEMBOX antaro.

In this video, interior designer Barbara Erath-Hutle explains how the 4 Blum motion technologies can be used to create unique kitchens.

In this video Bartek Sałek from DIVANI kuchnie i wnętrza in Warsaw, Poland, explains how he manufactures a luxurious kitchen suitable for every member of the family.

In this video Joanna Śmieszek and Bartek Gomularz from studio goba in Poland explain how to combine aesthetics and practicality in furniture.

Amélie Chambon, Co-Managing Director of MODOM GmbH in Clermont-Ferrand, France. Amélie manufactures exclusive made-to-measure furniture with great attention to detail.

Jean-François Monier from Cuisines Monier GmbH in Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert, France talks in this video about how he turns each of his kitchens into a unique creation.