michael in austin's Profile

If you look closely you will see that the electrolux logo in this picture is superimposed and does not curve around the bulb shape. Also, if you own any electrolux appliances, you will also notice that they do not use blue ink on stainless or metal. The brand is a staunless on stainless logo. I think this is a fake - or at best a designer trying to get them to make one of his/her designs. Similarly, th eliability of a hot surface with no warning signs as designed here is something I doubt a brand like electrolux would want to make - especially since they have recently entered the USA market with a whole line of appliances. This just screams litigation.

I disagree with the editor. Having installed both PAX systems and the Sliding Door Company doors, there can be little difference in quality between the better Ikea products and the Sliding Door Company door panels. Particularly when considering the variety of PAX doors which use anodized aluminum frames and glass (such as the "drammen"). The idea that because it is an IKEA panel it wil be cheap and not hold up to regular use is really misinformes when it comes to their wardrobe doors in my opinion.

The problem is more how to attach the IKEA track system the PAX wardrobes use and how to mount it to a flat wall when it is designed to mount on the top of a wardrobe. It ends up being a long process and I have seen it done but I always come away thinking "why go to all the effort?" The Sliding Door Company does have a Wall Slide system but it is pricey if you are on a budget.

Finally, on the moulding issue, if you mount your track off the wall by the width of one off the shelf piece of MDF mounding from Home Depot it usually will clear your existing mouldings quite well, though maybe it will not be as sound proof as you'd like.