The front should look like the picture below:
Locate the magnetic latches and use the
wood screws
to
attach them to the latch mount shown to the right. The
magnetic metal strips should be facing out of the enclosure.
Hand tighten only enough, so the magnetic latch doesn’t
move, as the latch will be later adjusted front-to-back to
ensure the door is flush with the frame.
Each latch mount is attached via three screws. Use the
30mm cap head to secure the latch mount inside the door
frame. You’ll use 2 M4 12mm screws to attach the latch
mount to the right-side panel later in the assembly.
Attach the hinges to the
outside
door and door frame using
M4 12mm screws and nuts. There will be some play in the
hole size so that you can adjust the door to swing freely.
Attach the doorknob by first inserting the square M4 nut into the
slot. Use a 16mm cap head screw to attach the door.
Now that the latches are mounted, it is time to connect the strike
plate. Each plate has a squishy adhesive covering the same size as
the plate. Carefully attach the adhesive side to the acrylic at the
location of each latch. Then, adjust the width of the metal strike
plate so that it is held on by the pressure of the two sides of the
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