Why not cut away one side of the drawer so that you could view them from the side? The drawer would be more like a pull out shelf with a drawer front.
-Jack
I'm currently designing a built-in for my home theater, and was hoping to get
> full ues out of the space left over from the A/V equipment on the side of the
> unit (approx 10" or so). The thought is to use this as DVD storage space, with
> several sliding drawers stacked the height of the unit. That's all well and
> good (and straight forward), until you start storing DVDs at a height that is
> not easy to peer down into the drawer. Stumbling block #1.
>
> What I thought would be an ideal solution would be to have the drawers hinged
> so that, after they are pulled out their full extent, they could then be
> tipped forward n degrees for easier viewing of the contents.
>
> This sounds great, but for some reason I'm having a brain fart trying to put
> idea into practice. I can't for the life of me determine what combination of
> drawer slide and hinge set would work, and how it would fit together. The best
> analogy I've found would be a flipper door commonly used on TV cabinets, but
> rotated horizontally.
>
> Can anyone help me figure out the best way to approach this???
>
> Thanks,
>
> --Henry
>
>
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