Shelf Under Cabinet
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Apply wood glue in the long groove of a side panel (See Figure 2) and place the shelf in the groove.
Be sure that the groove in the rear of the shelf is flush with the groove in the rear of the side panel.
Secure the shelf with two 1” finishing nails (provided) being careful not to mar the surfaces of the
wood. See Figure 3. Wipe away any excess glue. Repeat this procedure for the opposite end.
Apply wood glue in the short groove of a side panel (see Figure 2) and place the front rail in the groove. Be sure that the notch in the
front rail is flush with the top of the side panel. Secure front rail with one 1” finishing nail (provided), being careful not to mar the
surfaces of the wood. See Figure 3. Wipe away any excess glue. Repeat this procedure for the opposite end.
Hold the back into place and using the holes in the
back as guides, drill two 3/32” pilot holes into each
side panel 5/8” deep.
NOTE:
Wrapping a piece of tape around the drill bit
5/8” from the end will aid in drilling to the correct depth.
Remove the back and apply wood glue to the side
panels and shelf grooves that will contact the back.
Position back into place and secure with two #6 x 3/4”
wood screws into each side panel. Using remaining
1” finishing nails, evenly spaced, secure the back to
the shelf. See Figure 3. Wipe away any excess glue.
Upon following directions for suggested drying time for the specific glue used, the unit will be ready for installation.
Wood Glue
Figure 2
Assembly
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Wood
Glue
Figure 3
Front Rail
Side Panel
Flush Ends
1" Finishing Nail
1 Per End
1" Finishing Nail
2 Per End
#6 x 3/4" Wood Screw
4 Required
1" Finishing Nail
Equally Spaced
Side Panel
Flush Ends
Shelf
Locate any studs in the area behind where the SUC36T will be installed. Mark the
center of each stud with a pencil. These marks will be needed later in the installation
process.
Hold or clamp the SUC36T in the desired location under the wall cabinet that it is to
be mounted to. Using a 3/32” drill bit, drill two pilot holes approximately 1-1/2” deep
through the above wall cabinet bottom and into the SUC36T. Pilot holes should be
3/8” from the back of the above wall cabinet face frame and approximately 5” from
each side panel of the above wall cabinet. See Figure 4.
NOTE:
Be careful not to drill through the top rail of the SUC36T. Wrapping a piece of
tape around the drill bit 1-1/2” from the end will aid in drilling to the correct depth.
Using a 3/32” drill bit, drill a pilot hole approximately 1-1/2” deep through the back of
the SUC36T and into each stud that was marked in Step 1. Re-position the unit into
the desired location. See Figure 5.
Using a 5/32” drill bit, drill two pilot holes 1/2” deep through the bottom of the above
wall cabinet in the same locations that were drilled in Step 2. See Figure 6.
NOTE:
Be careful not to drill into the SUC36T. Wrapping a piece of tape around the
drill bit 1/2” from the end will aid in drilling to the correct depth.
Using the #8 x 1-1/2” wood screws, secure the SUC36T to the above wall cabinet
and to the wall. Do not over tighten and strip the threads on the screw.
Installation
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Pilot Hole
(2 Places)
Figure 4
5" (2 Places)
3/8" (2 Places)
Figure 5
#8 x 1-1/2"
Wood Screw
(2 Places)
Pilot Hole
Wall Cabinet
Wall Cabinet
Bottom
SUC36T
Figure 6
#8 x 1-1/2"
Wood Screw
Wall Stud
Note: Above
Wall Cabinet
not Shown
for Clarity
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Installation Instructions
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