Maintenance Tips
- To remove stains, use a piece of flannel dampened with a water and alcohol solution.
- Avoid direct sunlight.
Hardware List
The hardware drawings in the original document were full-scale, indicating their dimensions match the actual hardware.
| ID | Description | # Of Pieces | Dimensions |
|---|
| A | Screw | 16 | 4.5x60mm |
| B | Screw | 30 | 4.5x16mm |
| C | Silicone stopper | 09 | N/A |
| D | Dowel | 28 | 8x30mm |
| E | Cam Lock | 06 | 11x12 |
| F | Screw | 40 | 4.5x16mm |
| G | Cam Lock Bolt | 06 | N/A |
| H | Connector Bolt | 03 | N/A |
| K | Name Plate | 03 | N/A |
| L | Anti-tip Bracket | 01 | N/A |
| M | Screw | 02 | 4.5x16mm |
| N | Wall Anchor | 01 | 4.5x60mm |
| O | Wall Screw | 01 | N/A |
Optional Built-in Locks
Optional built-in locks are available upon request. See related items.
MODEL 01 - KIT BUILT-IN LOCKERS (Lift up hasp locker Kit)
Components: P (03)
MODEL 02 - KIT BUILT-IN LOCKERS (Electronic locker Kit)
Components: Q (02)
Mounting Cabinets to the Wall
Follow these steps to securely mount the cabinets to a wall:
- Ensure the installation area is plumb and level.
- Check ventilation spacing behind the cabinets and confirm side panels are properly installed.
- Align the cabinets to secure them to the wall. The side panels must fully touch the wall.
- Fold the metal plate (part of the anti-tip kit) and install it on top of the cabinets as shown in the diagram. The kit includes: Anti-tip Bracket (L), Screws (M), Wall Anchor (N), and Wall Screw (O). Use hardware M (2x) and L (1x) to attach to the cabinet, then use N (1x) and O (1x) to secure to the wall.
Diagram Description: Shows the anti-tip kit (L, M, N, O) being used to secure the top of the cabinet to the wall. Hardware M (4.5x16mm) attaches the bracket L to the cabinet, and hardware N (4.5x60mm) and O secure the bracket to the wall.
Back-to-back Cabinet Installation
Follow these steps to install cabinets back-to-back:
- Ensure the installation area is plumb and level.
- Check ventilation spacing behind the cabinets and confirm side panels are properly installed.
- Align the cabinets to secure them back-to-back. The side panels must fully touch each other.
- Install the metal plates (part of the anti-tip kit) on top of the cabinets as shown in the diagram. The kit includes: Anti-tip Bracket (L), Screws (M), Wall Anchor (N), and Wall Screw (O). Use hardware M (2x) and L (1x) to attach to the cabinet, then use N (1x) and O (1x) to secure to the wall.
Diagram Description: Shows multiple cabinets being joined back-to-back. The anti-tip kit (L, M) is shown being used to connect adjacent cabinets at the top. Hardware M (4.5x16mm) is used for this connection.
Cabinet Components
| ID | Description | # Of Pieces | Dimension (mm) |
|---|
| 01 | Left side panel | 01 | 1828x350x15 |
| 02 | Right side panel | 01 | 1828x350x15 |
| 03 | Large shelf | 04 | 274x350x18 |
| 04 | Small shelf | 03 | 274x127x18 |
| 05 | Back panel | 01 | 1826x300x6 |
| 06 | Door | 03 | 596x293x18 |
Step 1: Main Cabinet Assembly
Assemble the main cabinet structure by attaching shelves and doors to the side panels.
- Insert dowels (D) into the designated holes on the side panels.
- Position the large shelves (03) and small shelves (04) against the side panels.
- Secure the shelves using cam locks (E) and screws (B).
- Attach the doors (06) to the cabinet frame.
Diagram Description: Illustrates the assembly of the cabinet frame. Dowels (D) are shown inserted into side panels. Shelves (03, 04) are positioned and secured using cam locks (E) and screws (B). Doors (06) are also shown being attached to the main structure.
Step 2: Side Panel Installation (Add-on Sold Separately)
Install additional side panels to the cabinet body.
- Ensure the installation area is plumb and level.
- Position the side panels so they are aligned with the front of the cabinet body, not the door.
- Ensure there is adequate spacing between the end of the panel and the back of the cabinet for ventilation.
- Use the provided hardware (A) to join the side panels through the existing holes inside the cabinet wall. The diagram indicates 16x screws (A) are used for this step.
Diagram Description: Shows additional side panels (01, 02) being attached to the main cabinet structure using screws (A). The diagram highlights the alignment with the front of the cabinet and the ventilation gap at the back.
Step 3: Joining Cabinets
Join multiple cabinets together side-by-side.
- Position the cabinets side by side, ensuring they are plumb and level.
- Use hardware (H) to join the cabinets through the existing holes inside the cabinet walls. The diagram indicates 3x hardware (H) is used for joining.
Diagram Description: Shows two or more cabinet modules positioned next to each other. Hardware (H) is used to connect the adjacent cabinet walls, joining them together.
Step 4: Metal Base Installation (Add-on Sold Separately)
Install a metal base to the joined cabinets.
- Ensure the installation area is plumb and level.
- Position the metal base, aligning and centering it on the body of the previously joined cabinets.
- Use the provided hardware (F, B, G) to join the metal base components to the cabinet base. The diagram indicates 40x screws (F), 6x screws (B), and 6x cam lock bolts (G) are used.
Diagram Description: Shows a metal base being attached to the bottom of the assembled cabinets. Hardware (F, B, G) is used to secure the base to the cabinet structure.
Step 5: Name Plate and Door Hinge Adjustment
Attach the name plate and adjust the door hinges for proper alignment.
Name Plate Installation
- Remove the adhesive tape from the name plate (K).
- Stick the name plate in the indicated place on the furniture. The diagram shows 3x name plates (K) being used, with 12x screws (B) and 6x silicone stoppers (C) also shown in this step.
Three-Dimensional Door Hinge Adjustment
Adjustments can be made for:
- Upward and downward height adjustment
- Sideways adjustment
- Backward and forward depth adjustment
Diagram Description: Shows the process of applying a name plate (K) to the door. It also illustrates the three types of adjustments possible for the door hinges: vertical, horizontal, and depth. Hardware B (screws) and C (silicone stoppers) are shown in this step.
Step 6: Fastening Latch and Lock Installation
Install the latch and security screw for the optional built-in locks.
OPTIONAL BUILT-IN LOCKS MODEL 01 - KIT BUILT-IN LOCKERS (Lift up hasp locker Kit)
- Install the latch as part of the lock mechanism.
- Install the security screw to secure the latch.
OPTIONAL BUILT-IN LOCKS MODEL 02 - KIT BUILT-IN LOCKERS (Electronic locker Kit)
- Install the latch as part of the lock mechanism.
- Install the security screw to secure the latch.
Diagram Description: Shows the installation of a latch and a security screw for both the lift-up hasp locker kit (Model 01) and the electronic locker kit (Model 02). The process involves attaching the latch and then securing it with a screw.
General Notes
Maximum Weight Supported: 24 Kg
Kit to Avoid Tipping: This kit is provided to secure the cabinets to prevent tipping. It typically includes an anti-tip bracket (L), screws (M), a wall anchor (N), and a wall screw (O). Installation involves attaching the bracket to the cabinet and then securing it to the wall.
