Tambour door mechanisms & track systems

We offer several different track systems and counterbalance mechanisms for our tambour door systems so you can choose what works best for your project.

Track systems

Whether mounted in front, milled or mounted on top - the right track system makes the difference. You'll find the right one at REHAU.

CLASSIC track

Classical management system
Grooved rail

FLEX track

Freedom in cabinet design through new design options
Flexible, grooved guide rail
Any external radii in positive direction
Minimum inner radius Ri = 35.5 mm
Reproduction of a lateral receptacle (screw shape) possible, taking into account Ri = 35.5 mm
Cold bending of the guide rail by hand possible

FRAME track

Impressive design in frame look
Easy mounting
No milling, only cutting to length, screwing, finished
Uniform front design for horizontal and vertical cabinets
Superior system (19 mm) acts flush with standard swing doors
Aluminum guide rail

TOP track

Easy mounting
No milling, only cutting to length, screwing, finished
Can also be retrofitted
Visually pleasing, as there is no visible transition from rail to 90° corner
Aluminum guide rails

TOP BASIC track

Easy mounting
No milling, only cutting to length, screwing, finished
Can also be retrofitted
Matches solid colors

Mechanisms

In vertical use, a stable and well thought-out counterbalance mechanism makes all the difference for optimum safety and smooth operation. REHAU offers several options for your design.

C3 counterbalance

Smooth running properties
Optimum weight compensation through high-quality spring mechanism
Minimum space requirement for all cabinet heights due to winding coil
Taller cabinets possible
Extended width flexibility from 350 to 1184 mm (internal) with extension

C6 counterbalance

For use in wooden cabinets with grooved or surface-mounted tracks in the rear wall
Active counterbalance for opening from bottom to top
Simple solution with minimum space requirement in the cabinet

C8 counterbalance

Wide range of applications
Active weight compensation of the tambour in almost any opening position
Minimum space requirement due to cabinet rear mounting
Possibility to mount outside the finished cabinet

Caddy break

Use in wooden cabinets with grooved or mounted tracks
Brake module for direct installation (no weight compensation)
Simple assembly with very little preparation effort
Opening direction from top to bottom
Adjustment from the outside in an already finished cabinet
One brake per cabinet is sufficient, if necessary, installation of a second brake opposite (on request)
Installation of a lock is required

Vertical break