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Step 3. Cabinet Installation
INSTALL HUTCH OR LINEN CROWN MOLDING (if necessary)
Crown molding,sold separately,can be installed on the Hutch or Linen cabinet. The length of crown molding pieces will need to be cut
from the full length piece. You will need to miter the pieces to fit the Hutch or Linen. Please see Figures 3 and 4 on how to install the crown
molding to the cabinet. If your Hutch or Linen will be installed with a side against a wall it is not necessary to attach molding to the side
against the wall. Cut to fit your wall (Figure 5).
Figure 3
ATTACH FRONT MOLDING
Front molding
NOTE: Make sure to align molding
with face frame.
TOP VIEW
Figure 4
ATTACH RIGHT AND LEFT
SIDE MOLDINGS
Front molding
Use either white glue or
carpenter’s glue (not provided)
Use 7/8" screw (not provided)
Left side molding
Right side molding
TOP VIEW
NOTE: Make sure to align side
moldings with front molding.
Wall
Unused side molding
(cut to length)
Figure 5
FRONT VIEW
Cabinet
Wall
Figure 6
UPPER UNIT
BASE
UNIT
Brackets
Brackets
Bottom panel
FACE FRAME MENDING DETAIL
Figure 7
Upper face frame
Lower face frame
SIDE PANEL MENDING DETAIL
Upper side panel
Lower side panel
2-PIECE LINEN ASSEMBLY
The 15” Linen,18” Linen with Drawers and 18” Linen with Doors
are 2-piece units that require assembly prior to installation. Place
the upper linen unit on top of the lower linen unit. The upper unit
has six attachment brackets in place at the bottom, interior of the
unit (Figure 6).
If you purchased a linen with drawers, you need to remove the
drawers to have access to the attachment brackets on the upper unit.
Reach through the back or front of the bottom unit to remove one
screw on each attachment bracket so the bracket hangs down ver-
tically (Figure 7). Align the upper and lower units, first making sure
the front of the linens (face frame) line up, then the sides. (The over-
all width of one unit may be slightly larger than the other unit. This is
normal and does not
compromise the function-
ality or structural integrity
of the units.) Once the
top and bottom units are
aligned, secure the two
together by screwing the
front two brackets to the
face frame of the lower
unit first. Then repeat
process for each side
panel. Attaching the two
front attachment brackets
first and then the brack-
ets on each side last will
create proper alignments.