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Snugger Springs?
In appendix C, in the Additional Hardware list, it says we can use
"snubber springs" What is a snubber spring with a plastic guide??????? Cheers! Neill Means Team 933 |
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05-02-2002, 12:52
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Actually, they are called snugger springs and they are used to cushion the opening and closing of bi-fold closet doors. The plastic part fits into the channel of the door and the spring acts as a cushion. Last year there were two supplied in the furnished kits. I don't see them listed in this year's kit. I hope this information helps.
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05-02-2002, 14:14
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oops the "g" key is right by the "b" key.
Humm...I'm still having a hard time picturing them.... anyone have a pic or a link? Neill |
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