Step 3
Locate sliding bin assembly. Fully extend both sliding members. Separate the slide members
by depressing the disconnect levers on each slide. Set the bin platform aside.
Insert the end of the cabinet slide member into the rear mounting bracket. Align the front end
of the slide over the mark on the cabinet frame, and attach using one (1) #7 panhead sheet
metal screw. Using a second #7 panhead screw, attach the rear of the slide member to the
rear mounting bracket. Repeat this process for remaining sliding member.
Step 4
Align platform assembly slide members in the slide channels of the two slides that were just
attached to the cabinet. Gently push platform fully into cabinet interior. Open and close the
assembly to check for proper fit and operation. Verify slides are level and that the platform
slides smoothly and quietly without binding. If necessary, loosen screws in rear-mounting
brackets to adjust position of brackets to properly align slides. Tighten screws once
adjustment is complete.
Step 5
On sliding bin assembly, measure the distance from top edge of bottom cabinet frame rail, to
the bottom most keyholes in slide brackets. This dimension is ˝Y˝. Add the amount of cabinet
door overlay to ˝Y˝. Using this number, mark a horizontal level line across the backside of the
cabinet door, being sure to measure from the bottom of the cabinet door upwards. (figure B)
Measure the distance from the bottom most keyholes in slide brackets to closest side frame
edge. This dimensions is ˝X˝. Add the amount of cabinet door overlay to ˝X˝. Using this
number, mark a vertical level line across the backside of cabinet door on each side, being
sure to measure from the outside edges of cabinet door towards the center of the door.
Confirm that on each side of the door, that this line intersects vertical measurement.
From the locations previously marked for the above, measure up 7-1/2˝ on either side to
locate the position for upper door bracket keyholes.
Step 6
To attach door brackets to cabinet door, first identify your cabinet door overlay. If overlay is 1/4˝, 1/2˝ or
1˝, the narrower 1-1/4˝ door brackets will be used. If overlay is greater than 1˝, the wider 2-1/4˝ door
brackets will be used. Unused door brackets may be discarded after installation is complete.
Laying cabinet door face down, identify which set of door brackets based on the amount of overlay to
attach to backside of cabinet door. Set additional door brackets aside. The door brackets you selected
will be positioned with the small round hole in bracket always closest to center of cabinet door. Laying
the brackets on the vertical line on back of cabinet door, center small round hole over the two
intersecting lines. Repeat this process for second bracket on opposite edge of door.
Using a pencil, mark the screw location in the slotted hole on the bracket, making certain that the mark is not positioned where it will
interfere with the dado of the doorframe, or the center panel. Allow a minimum of 1/8˝ clearance from edge of dado. Using two (2) #6-18 x
5/8˝ flathead sheet metal screws, attach door bracket to backside of cabinet door using the slotted holes. Repeat this process for bracket
on opposite edge of door. (figure C)
Optional step
Using 1/16˝ drill bit, drill pilot holes for inserting screws.
If you haven’t done so already, remove hinges from backside of cabinet door. Set aside or discard.
Step 7
nsert one (1) #10-24x1/4˝ Phillips pan-head machine screw in each round hole of door brackets. Extend sliding bin assembly (with slide
brackets attached) out of cabinet interior to a comfortable working position. Align the panhead screws on door bracket with the keyholes
in the slide bracket. Insert through keyhole and push downward until panhead screws are fully seated. If necessary, loosen the panhead
screws slightly to verify screws are fully seated. Tighten screws to secure.
Step 8
Close cabinet door and sliding assembly. Verify that the door is aligned; side to side, up and down as well as the tilt. To make side-to-side
adjustments, loosen and reposition screws in the slotted holes of the door bracket. If up and down adjustments are necessary, loosen and
reposition screws in slotted holes of door bracket. To make tilt adjustments, loosen and reposition rear-most screws in the top of the slide
brackets (where attached to slide members). Assembly is now complete.
Care & Cleaning
mmediately wipe up spilled liquids and foods.
When cleaning platform assembly, use a clean soft rag dampened with water and a mild dishwashing detergent.
Sliding members have been lubricated by the manufacturer for optimum performance. Do not remove lubrication, as it may adversely affect
lide performance.
Sliding bin assembly has been thoughtfully designed to reduce contact of clothing and skin with the lubrication solution used on the sliding
members. However, lubrication solution in most cases is not harmful to skin, and can be removed from skin and or clothing using mild soap.
or best performance when using plastic trash bags, fold excess bag material over top edge of bin and tuck between bin and the bin access
ole in platform to prevent bags from being caught in sliding members.
X
Y
7-1/2"
OVERLAY
OVERLAY
CABINET
OPENING
Y + OVERLAY= BOTTOM HOLE LOCATION
Y + 7-1/2" = TOP HOLE LOCATION
X + OVERLAY= DISTANCE FROM SIDE
FIGURE B
BACK OF DOOR
7-1/2"
FIGURE C
