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11. Bath Storage Topper/Wall Hutches
Figure 26
TOP VIEW
Face frame
Use 3/4" screw
(not included)
Suggested
hole
locations
Figure 27
3/16" diameter drill bit
Pilot holes
Figure 28
Face frame
Side panel
End panel
Figure 29
For your convenience, matching crown molding has been included
with your Bath Storage Topper or Wall Hutch.
To install, simply set the molding on top of the cabinet. Make sure the
molding is aligned side to side on the face frame. Additionally, make
sure the front, bottom edge of the crown molding lines up with the outer
edge of the door. Mark pre-boring locations on face frame with a pen-
cil. Drill into face frame with a 3/16” drill bit. Screw crown to cabinet
using #6 x 3/4” wood screws (not included) (Figure 26).
• To hang cabinet, it will first be necessary to locate the studs in the
wall (in some cases where a stud location will not work, it will be
necessary to use a Hollow Wall Anchor).
• After locating the studs, you will need to pre-drill holes through the
back panel.
• Place the cabinet into place, and using a #8 x 2” wood screw,
secure the cabinet to the wall (Figure 27).
Step 12. Decorative End Panel
• Decorative End Panel is installed over the flush Fit End Panels. See
Step 2.
• Remove the cabinet door.This allows access to clamp the end panel.
• Pre-drill eight holes around perimeter (1” from edge) of cabinet side
panel from the inside (Figure 28).
• Measure down
1
⁄
4
” from the top of the cabinet. Make a pencil mark.
Align top edge of end panel with pencil mark and secure to cabinet
with clamps.
• Secure the end panel to the cabinet using #6 x 1” wood screws
(Figure 29).
CAUTION:
Never secure decorative end panel by inserting screws into
center of the panel.
Step13. Mirrors
Determine where to hang the mirror. Using the mirror clips on the mirror,
measure the correct spacing and mark on to the wall. Determine if studs
are located at the marks. Hollow wall anchors will need to be used
if no studs are located in the desired hanging location. You may also
use hanging wire to hang the mirror from a single stud or wall anchor.
Hardware must be capable of supporting 75 lbs. (34 kg) minimum.
• Drive screws into studs or wall anchors, making sure the screws are
level. Use at least a 1
1
⁄
4
” wood screw.
• Clip mirror onto screw heads.