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Comments on: I so want to copy this backsplash! https://enzydesign.com/i-so-want-to-copy-this-backsplash/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=i-so-want-to-copy-this-backsplash design makes a difference Thu, 13 May 2010 17:28:02 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: Anonymous https://enzydesign.com/i-so-want-to-copy-this-backsplash/#comment-940 Thu, 13 May 2010 17:28:02 +0000 http://enzydesign.com/i-so-want-to-copy-this-backsplash/#comment-940 Nicole,

This can be done several ways. One is like you said with a track system top and bottom, but if you notice on the enlarged photos in the link there is no track on the counter. If I was detailing this out I would have the counter extend into the spice rack area and install a small metal post, detail a groove in the bottom of the slab that is to slide, and use a sliding door system similar to this (http://www.pchenderson.com/sliding_door_gear_product.php?category=Commercial&config=Straight+Sliding&range=Straight+Sliding&id=168). This will allow the sliding door to be attached at the top only, and have a "guide" with the post inside the carved channel of the marble door. Also the recessed door pull looks like it came from Hafele (http://www.hafele.com/us/index.htm)

Jason Van Noord

]]> By: Nicole https://enzydesign.com/i-so-want-to-copy-this-backsplash/#comment-981 Thu, 18 Mar 2010 20:57:11 +0000 http://enzydesign.com/i-so-want-to-copy-this-backsplash/#comment-981 Please report back to me if you figure it out! And thanks… I've been reading so many other blogs for so long I figured it was about time to just dive in and become a part of it all. It's been fun! I'm sorta on twitter (as in I have an account but haven't done much with it). I'll focus on that soon, I promise.

]]> By: Paul Anater https://enzydesign.com/i-so-want-to-copy-this-backsplash/#comment-982 Thu, 18 Mar 2010 20:29:55 +0000 http://enzydesign.com/i-so-want-to-copy-this-backsplash/#comment-982 Welcome to the blogosphere by the way. I just added you to my blogroll. Do you use Twitter? It's a great way to commune with other K&B bloggers.

]]> By: Paul Anater https://enzydesign.com/i-so-want-to-copy-this-backsplash/#comment-983 Thu, 18 Mar 2010 20:26:39 +0000 http://enzydesign.com/i-so-want-to-copy-this-backsplash/#comment-983 I've done similar sliding doors over a counter using Hafele guides but attempting it with a piece of stone that has to weight nearly 100 pounds mystifies me. How do you get it to glide and feel weightless? How can it not fall? I will be in Chicago next month and believe De Giulio's showroom is my first stop!

]]> By: Nicole https://enzydesign.com/i-so-want-to-copy-this-backsplash/#comment-984 Thu, 18 Mar 2010 20:22:04 +0000 http://enzydesign.com/i-so-want-to-copy-this-backsplash/#comment-984 No, unfortunately I haven't seen it in person, nor do I have an answer regarding how De Giulio does it. I have to imagine it's some sort of metal track, similar to the bypass shower door tracks. Though a metal track might get pretty dirty over time, especially being so close to the cooktop surface. Not quite sure how to address that.

]]> By: Paul Anater https://enzydesign.com/i-so-want-to-copy-this-backsplash/#comment-985 Thu, 18 Mar 2010 19:16:48 +0000 http://enzydesign.com/i-so-want-to-copy-this-backsplash/#comment-985 How does De Giulio do that? I've never seen one of those sliding stone panels in person. Have you?

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