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LINEN INSTALLATION
Hardware for installation not included. To fasten the linen to the
wall, drill pilot holes at the stud location through the top back rail,
then fasten with #8 x 2” screws. If the linen sits in between the
studs,you will need to use toggle bolts to fasten to the wall. It is
not recommended to place the linen in a corner where the back
is not against a wall.
NOTE:
A 3” Linen Filler must be used if one side of the linen is
placed next to a wall. This will prevent doors and drawers from
rubbing.
The linen comes with two side molding pieces to install over the
seam line between the upper and lower units. If a side of the linen
is against a wall or cabinet DO NOT install these pieces on that
side. If a side of the linen IS NOT against a wall or cabinet, use
finishing nails (not provided) to nail the side molding over the seam
line. Three to four finishing nails per side should be sufficient. Use
the color stick provided in the parts bag to color over the top of
the finishing nails to hide the nail heads. Install one side molding
piece per side.
INSTALL BASE CABINETS
NOTE:
Fillers must be used when a drawer bank or vanity is next
to a wall. Minimum of 1/4” or drawers will rub.
When starting the installation process, it is very important to start
your installation from a corner wall and work out. If the wall is not
straight, you may need to use a filler and scribe it to the wall’s
shape (Figure 8). Fillers may also be used to accommodate wall
to wall installations where the cabinets do not fit exactly.
Once you have identified the starting point, take the first cabinet
and shim it to the previously established level line. Drill pilot holes
at the stud location, through the back rail and into the studs. Then
securely fasten the cabinet to the wall,using #8 x 2
1
⁄
2
” screws
and appropriate anchors (Do Not Nail). Make sure the cabinet
remains square and level after wall attachment.
ATTACH CABINETS TOGETHER
Once you have securely fastened the starting cabinet to the wall,
line up the front of the cabinets and use “C” clamps to simply join
the next cabinet to it. Place the “C” clamps on the adjoining stiles
and carefully clamp the two together. Carefully line up the top and
shim the bottom of the cabinets. Now drill a pilot hole,using a
1
⁄
8
”
drill bit, through the adjoining stiles. Once done, draw the two
together, use two #8 x 2
1
⁄
2
” wood screws (Figure 9).
NOTE:
When securing a 24” curved base cabinet to another
cabinet,use two #8 x 2
1
⁄
2
” woodscrews (Figure 10).
Installation Tip: Use a little wax on the screws to help seat them
into the wood.
Continue installing the remaining base cabinets in the same
manner. After joining all of your base cabinets together, verify all
cabinets are level and secure each cabinet to the wall.
Figure 8
TOP VIEW
Wall
Block
Cabinet
Filler
Wall
3" filler
Trim to
desired size
and shape.
Filler
Wall
Shim
Shim
Figure 9
Installation
spacer
Stiles
Scrap block
1/8" diameter
2 #8 x 2
1
/
2
" screws
Curved cabinet
Figure 10