ClosetMaid MasterSuite, Installer'S Assembly, Installation & Reference Manual

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Stand Alone Tower
SHELVING/TOWER ASSEMBLY
NOTE: Omit bottom shelf if appropriate to the design or for double-hang section.
NOTE: The location of the middle shelf may vary if you plan different door or drawer combinations in this tower, or for taller
towers, or for non-standard double-hang height sections. For best results, measure the height of the clothes to hang in the bottom
half of the double hang to ensure they will fit.
NOTE: It may be difficult to screw in cleats while the tower panels are lying on the floor. You may wish to complete fastening of
cleats once you stand up the tower.
4. To use the cleat as a toekick, remove the four dowels from the cleat. Fasten the cleat in the toekick position
using one HiLow screw through each side panel.
(See FIG. 4)
(See “Toe Kick Installation” instructions for
further details on contiguous panel toekick installation.)
5. Attach the remaining side panel to the cammed shelves and cleats or toe kicks following steps 3-5, as
necessary.
(See FIG. 5)
If preferred, gently rollover the tower onto either side panel in order to complete
fastening of various screws and studs into each panel.
6. Stand up the tower. Add fast caps to any exposed screw heads. Place the tower in its final location in the
closet. Watch for overhead obstacles while maneuvering tower into place.
7. Level tower system, adding shims, if necessary, to one or more partitions.
8. Attach fast caps to any exposed screw heads.
• Fasten the tower to the closet’s wall with appropriate wall screws through the upper cleat. (See “Working
with Different Wall Types” for details.)
(See FIG. 6)
9. After securing all parts and tightening cleat screws, install the remaining accessories (doors, drawers, shoe
fences, sliding racks, etc.).