Salice’s Pacta falling flap door system is suitable for residential use throughout the home; kitchens, sculleries, laundries, home offices, kids’ study desks, furniture and cabinetry.

See PDF for details of door weight limits, which are related to door size (height and width). As an approximate guide to calculating door weight, for 16mm board allow 11.84kg/m² and for 18mm board allow 13.32kg/m²

Tech Info

• Standard drilling of a door Ø 35mm
• 13mm deep cup
• 90° opening
• Fixed K = 4.5mm

Adjustments:

• depth -0.5mm to +2.8mm  
• sideways -1.5mm to +1.5mm
• height -1.5mm to +1.5mm

• Suitable for residential use, taking into account door weight limits.
• For details of door weight limits, which are related to door size (height and width), refer to the information PDF.
• As an approximate guide to calculating door weight, for 16mm board allow 11.84kg/m² and for 18mm board allow 13.32kg/m²
• Refer to the Care & Maintenance document for further detail.

FIT first brought the Salice Pacta falling flap hinge system to the market in October 2018. Push to open functionality was added two months later.

Warranty

FIT warrants the original purchaser of products against manufacturing defects for as long as the original purchaser owns the product. This warranty applies to all non-electrical products sold by FIT in New Zealand and Australia.

The warranty covers replacements for faulty goods only. Replacements will be supplied to the original purchaser only. If the identical item is no longer available, FIT will replace with the closest item from their current product selection. The warranty does not include any labour or other associated expense that may be involved in removal or installation of the product. The warranty does not apply if products have been incorrectly installed, have been subjected to loads in excess of specifications and/or have been subjected to uses/purposes for which they are not expressly intended. FIT’s liability is limited to the goods themselves and does not cover any consequential or incidental damages contributed to or resulting from the use, installation, performance or failure of products.

In New Zealand this warranty is additional to the conditions and guarantees of the Consumers Guarantee Act (1993).