Form OME-074, 01/2009
©Omega National Products
©Omega National Products
We recommend that the Pull-Out Pantry unit be temporarily as-
sembled with the Front/Back Panels, top and bottom shelves, to
allow pre-drilling of the assembly holes in the Top and Bottom of
the Pull-Out Pantry unit. This will ensure that the Bottom will be
accurately aligned if or when the Front/Back Panels of the Pull-
Out Pantry unit are trimmed to a new length.
To temporarily assemble the Pull-Out Pantry unit, screw four
Dowel Screws into each Front/Back Panel, 2 at the top and 2 at
the bottom (the top of the Front/Back Panels are edge banded).
TOP
Bottom
Step 2: Determining the correct size of the Roll-Out Pantry
unit, and cutting the Front/Back Panels for assembly.
The measurement for the opening must be in reference to the
mounting surface of the upper slide (in a European style cabi-
net this reference surface is the bottom of the upper shelf) and
the top surface of the bottom shelf. To accurately measure this
dimension when using a spacer block, locate the 3/8” surface
on the Spacer Block that is visible when the upper Ball Bearing
Slide is fully retracted. Then measure down to the surface of the
lower shelf. For the European cabinet the bottom of the upper
shelf should be measured at the location of the slide (in the cen-
ter area of the shelf).
Subtract from this measured distance 5 1/2” to fi nd the correct
overall length for the Front/Back Panels of the Pull-Out Pantry.
An example of the problem is follows:
Size of the cabinet’s opening from the upper
slide mounting surface to the top surface of
53.375
the bottom shelf.
- 5.500
Height of Top and Bottom Slide Hardware
47.875
The overall length the Front/Back Panels
of the Pull-Out Pantry unit must be cut to
before the unit is assembled.
Opening
Spacer Block
Bottom Shelf
(Shown Without Faceframe for Clarity)
Place one of the Pull-Out Pantry Front/Back Panels on its
edge on a fl at surface and engage the dowels and plastic
“wedge fi x” fasteners located in the Top and Bottom Shelves.