Assembly Instructions: Pedestal Sink Cabinet

Index

• What will you need? 2
• Where should you start? 3
• What's in the hardware bag? 4
• How do the dowels and Minifix system work? 6
• Let's start assembling! 7
• How much weight does your cabinet resist? 16
• Our last recommendations for taking care of your cabinet 17

What will you need?

Tools required:

• Phillips head screwdriver
• Flat head screwdriver
• Hammer

You will also need:

• A flat, smooth surface (e.g., the cardboard from the box or a rug).
• An electric screwdriver is not necessary but can make the work easier.

Where should you start?

This is so IMPORTANT! Over the next few pages is the panel and hardware content for this cabinet. Please make sure that the quantity of each one is correct, and that everything is in good shape. (When the cabinet is already assembled, there's no warranty for this.)

Panel quantity

What's in the hardware bag?

• Wood dowel x22
• Spreading bolt x23
• Minifix cam x23
• Cover caps Color 1 x14
• Cover caps Color 2 x10
• 40mm Glide x4
• Flat head screw x4 (9/16")
• Handle x1
• Inset Overlay Hinge + screws x2
• Closet rod support x2
• Closet rod support x1

Be careful! Try not to lose anything from this bag; its content is necessary for assembling your cabinet.

How do the dowels and Minifix system work?

This is so important too! Every time you're using one of these connectors during the assembly, you should follow these same steps.

Wood dowels

They are little wooden cylinders.

Step 1

Insert the dowel into the indicated hole and softly tap it until it's fully inside.

Step 2

When joining two panels together, don't forget to gently tap the panels to adjust the joint.

Minifix system

It's a joint compound of two parts: a spreading bolt and a Minifix cam.

Minifix Cam

This is a Minifix cam. It has a little arrow on its upper surface.

Spreading Bolt

This is a spreading bolt. You should put it with the black plastic part facing down.

Assembly Steps

1. Insert these cams with the little arrow pointing towards the drilling on the panel's edge (shown on the left).
2. After joining two panels together, turn the cams 180° with a Phillips head screwdriver to adjust and secure the joint.

Let's start assembling!

You can see the last page of this manual to have a full look of the panels of this cabinet.

Step 1: Prepare and Join Panels B and F

Prepare panel B by inserting spreading bolts and minifix cams into the designated holes. Prepare panel F by inserting wood dowels into the designated holes. Join panel F to panel B.

Step 2: Prepare Panel F

Prepare panel F by inserting spreading bolts and minifix cams into the designated holes. Insert wood dowels into panel B.

Step 3: Attach Panel F to Panel B

Attach panel F to panel B, as indicated by the downward arrows.

Step 4: Prepare Panel E

Prepare panel E by inserting spreading bolts and minifix cams into the designated holes.

Step 5: Attach Panel E

Attach panel E to the assembly of panels B and F, as indicated by the side arrows.

Step 6: Prepare Panel C with Hinges

Prepare panel C by attaching the inset overlay hinges and screws. Note the rotation symbol [rotate] which may indicate orientation.

Step 7: Attach Panel C

Attach panel C to the assembly of panels B, E, and F, as indicated by the arrows.

Step 8: Prepare Panel G

Prepare panel G by inserting spreading bolts and minifix cams. Note the rotation symbol [rotate] which may indicate orientation.

Step 9: Attach Panel G

Attach panel G to the assembly of panels B, F, E, and C, as indicated by the arrows.

Step 10: Prepare Panel I

Prepare panel I by inserting spreading bolts and minifix cams.

Step 11: Attach Panel I

Attach panel I to the assembly of panels B, F, E, C, and G, as indicated by the arrows.

Step 12: Prepare Panel A

Prepare panel A by attaching the glides. Note the rotation symbol [rotate] which may indicate orientation.

Step 13: Attach Panel A

Attach panel A to the assembly of panels B, F, E, C, G, and I, as indicated by the arrows.

Step 14: Prepare Panel D

Prepare panel D.

Step 15: Attach Panel D

Attach panel D to the top of the cabinet assembly, as indicated by the downward arrows.

Step 16: Door Installation and Hinge Adjustment

Locate the tube inside the cabinet.

Hinges adjustment:

• Adjustment of depth
• Adjustment side
• Adjustment height
• Adjust screws frontal

After adjusting all the Minifix cams, cover them up with the cover caps.

After finishing the assembly, lift off all the adhesive letters.

How much weight does my cabinet resist?

Diagram showing weight capacities: Top shelf: 11 lbs, Middle shelf: 11 lbs, Bottom section: 22 lbs. (*weight in pounds)

Congratulations! It's done.

But don't go yet! There are some recommendations left for you to take care of your cabinet correctly from now on.

SUPER IMPORTANT! We suggest fixing the cabinet to the wall, so we can avoid the cabinet tipping and harming anyone. Be specially careful with the kids.

Taking care of your cabinet:

• Do not paint the cabinet.
• The cabinet is exclusively for indoor spaces. Do not expose it to direct sun.
• Clean the metallic hardware with a dry cloth.
• DO NOT overload the cabinet (see suggested loads).
• Do not hit or hammer the cabinet (only when indicated here).
• Clean it with thinner, a soft soap solution, or simply a damp cloth.
• Don't drag the cabinet; lift it up with other people.
• Avoid direct contact with water, fire, or exposing it to high heat.

Cabinet panels

Exploded view of cabinet panels: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I.

WARRANTY POLICY

The product has a 1-year warranty coverage on wooden parts and hardware pieces since its manufacturing date, which you can see in the lot number printed on the product box and the assembly instructions leaflet.

Warranty covers materials and workmanship imperfections which impair the assembly or correct functioning of the cabinet.

This warranty is not valid if the defects or imperfections are caused by incorrect following of the assembly instructions, warnings and recommendations, misuse, intentional damage, fire or flood, or after modifications or any kind of alteration, or repaired by someone not authorized, when it's been assembled 3 months after the date of purchase. These defects MUST be reported before the warranty coverage period ends.

Once the product has been assembled, the company will not be responsible for defective and/or damaged parts.

This warranty is ONLY valid for the ORIGINAL PURCHASER; it doesn't apply if the product has been resold, rented, etc.

Latitude Run will take no liability for incidental or consequential damages caused to or by the product (This may not apply in your state).

To make this warranty valid, you must write to our customer service email describing the product defect, lot number, and submitting your sales receipt or proof of purchase, or contact us at our customer service line. Replaced parts will be under the product's original warranty coverage period. Damaged parts will become property of the company.

There are no other warranties applicable to this product.