Step 1 – Unpack carton
• Unpack collar rear panel and place to one side.
• Remove lid pack place to one side.
• Remove buckets / trays and place to one side.
Step 2 – Pre-drill door panel
• If drilling the door panel using a CNC machine, drilling
positions are available as a CAD file from the Hideaway
Bins website.
• If drilling manually, refer to drilling template or drilling
dimensions.
• Mark a vertical centreline on the rear of the door panel.
• Mark a horizontal line indicating the top of the bin
body top reference. TIP: An allowance needs to be made
for the door overlap with the top of the carcase e.g. for a
16mm thick carcase material and 3mm gap between the
door panel and the bench top the horizontal line should be
(16-3) = 13mm down from the top edge of the panel.
• Align the door panel template with the lines as indicated
and mark the position of the mounting holes for the door
brackets through the paper. TIP: 3 screw locations
are required for each door bracket. An alternative location
for the top screw is indicated. This should only be used in
framed door situations but makes door adjustment more
difficult.
• Drill a 2mm pilot hole at each of the mounting locations.
Step 3 – Install collar side sub assemblies
Refer to Fig. 1
3.1 - Position collar side sub assemblies
3.2 - Secure each using 12mm Surefix screws provided
Step 4 – Install collar rear panel on to collar sides
Refer to Fig. 1
4.1 - Position collar rear panel as shown.
4.2 - Secure using 6G x 12mm self tapping screws.
NOTE: do not use impact driver
Step 5 – Install body sub assembly
Top and side mounting is recommended when possible, and
mandatory for commercial use.
Option 1 - Body installation, top or top and side mount:
For new kitchens, where possible, it is easiest to place the
carcase upside down on a bench while installing the body.
See drilling dimensions on back of door drilling template.
• Mark Centreline in top of carcase
• Mark 2 central top mount holes and drill 2mm pilot holes.
• Position body in carcase and secure using 2 of the 16mm
Surefix screws provided. TIP: Align the front edge of the
body with the front of the carcase. If retrofitting the
unit in an existing kitchen clamp the body to the top of the
carcase to hold it in place while securing fasteners.
• Drill pilot holes in other selected mounting locations using
the body as a guide
• Insert and tighten 16mm Surefix screws in selected
mounting locations.
• If the carcase is upside down return it to an upright
position.
Option 2 - Body installation, side mount only:
Where possible partial top mounting to a rail in addition to
side mounting is recommended.
• Mark out all side mount holes referring to dimensions
provided on back of door drilling template. TIP: The centre
line of the side mount holes must be level to ensure the
product is level when installed.
• Predrill pilot holes for all 8 side mount holes.
• Position body in carcase and secure using 4 of the 16mm
Surefix screws provided for each side.
Step 6 – Assemble collar and door panel to runners
• Position collar assembly as shown in fig.4. TIP: Ensure that
runners are pulled forward, there is a black tab at the front
of the runner that can be pulled while holding the door
panel.
• Lower the door panel until a click is heard. TIP: The door
panel may need to be pushed down slightly
• Close the product and check that it is approximately level.
TIP: If the door panel is significantly out of level it may
indicate that it is not clipped down fully on one side.
Step 7 – Adjust the door panel position
• Refer to Fig. 5
• Loosen the 6 door bracket bolts using the 4mm Allen key
provided.
• Adjust the door to be square and parallel to carcase and in
the correct vertical position using the adjustment cams.
• Tighten the 6 door bracket bolts.
• Loosen the 6 door mounting screws and adjust the
horizontal position of the door panel.
• Tighten the 6 door mounting screws.
Continue overleaf...
Collar Side Sub Assembly
Collar Rear
Panel
PLEASE WATCH THE INSTALL VIDEO BEFORE YOU BEGIN
(link on the cover of these instructions)