Kalamazoo K-SMOKE-36, Use And Care Manual

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Cabinetry Collection Installation Sequence
1. Prepare the patio for installation. A level patio is always preferred, but there is a total of 1 1/2 inches
of height adjustment available with Kalamazoo outdoor kitchen cabinets. Please note, outdoor
refrigeration has only 3/4 inch adjustment range.
2.
Arrange cabinetry in position on the patio, lining each cabinet up against the next cabinet.
3.
Find the mid-point of the patio slope relative to the kitchen cabinetry, and adjust the height of the
levelling legs on the closest cabinet so that the top of the cabinet body is 34 3/4 inches above the
patio. This is the mid-point of cabinetry height adjustment, allowing you to accommodate the patio
slope and install a level countertop.
4.
Adjust that first reference cabinet to be level and plumb.
5.
Adjust adjacent cabinets one at a time, working outward. Do not connect cabinets to one another
at this time. Get all cabinets level and plumb with even gaps prior to making any cabinet-to-cabinet
connections. Adjust all of the levelling legs such that they feel like they are each bearing the same load
(if any levelling leg adjust freely and is not under tension, it is not bearing the load of the cabinet).
6.
If installing optional toe-kicks, route the client-supplied outdoor-rated single-outlet extension cord
in through the hole in the bottom of the cabinet. Clip all toe kicks to the legs. See the Kalamazoo
Outdoor Kitchen Installation Instructions for more detail.
7.
If installing optional end finishing panels, install these after the toe kicks are all installed.
8. Once all toe-kicks and end panels are in place, make all the cabinetry connections using the supplied
screws and nuts at the bottoms front and back, and speed clips at the tops front and back.