James Martin Vanities Milan Series Assembly & Installation Instructions

Materials for Installation:

Step 1: Prepare Cabinet

The metal mounting bracket (French Cleat) is pre-attached to the backside of the cabinet, 14 1/2 inches from the bottom. Remove one piece of the bracket from the back of the cabinet.

Diagram Description: Shows the back of a vanity cabinet with a French cleat bracket attached. Dimensions indicate 14 1/2 inches from the bottom.

Step 2: Mark Wall Height

Draw a horizontal line on the wall at your desired height. A common height for this cabinet is 28 3/4 inches.

Diagram Description: Shows a wall with a horizontal line marked, representing the desired mounting height.

Step 3: Locate Wall Studs

Locate and mark the position of the wall's interior studs to which you will fasten the metal bracket. An electronic stud finder is recommended. Alternatively, studs can be located by listening for a solid sound when knocking on the wall.

Special Note 1: If studs do not align with the vanity's mounting location, additional wood blocking (e.g., 2x4 lumber) can be installed between studs.

Special Note 2: Due to the cabinet's narrow width, drywall anchors may be used if wall studs are not spaced appropriately.

Diagram Description: Illustrates using a stud finder on a wall to locate studs, with pencil marks indicating their positions.

Step 4: Position and Mark Bracket

Position the metal bracket on the wall so that the holes align with the center points of the studs. Mark these positions with a pencil.

Diagram Description: Shows the metal bracket (B) being held against the wall, with pencil marks made through the bracket's holes onto the wall.

Step 5: Drill Holes

Drill holes for the screws at the marked positions. Ensure the holes have a depth of no less than 1 1/2 inches. If wall studs are not in the correct positions, insert drywall anchors (C) into the holes using a hammer.

Materials:

• A = 11PCS Screws for Bracket Ø4*40mm
• C = 11PCS Drywall Anchors (optional) Ø8*38mm

Diagram Description: Shows drilling into the wall at marked points, with an optional step of inserting drywall anchors.

Step 6: Attach Bracket to Wall

Attach the metal bracket (B) to the wall using screws (A) included in the hardware bag. Use drywall anchors (C) if wall studs are not in the correct positions.

Diagram Description: Shows the metal bracket (B) being screwed into the wall using screws (A).

Step 7: Hang Cabinet

Hang the cabinet onto the metal bracket attached to the wall.

Diagram Description: Shows the vanity cabinet being lifted and hung onto the wall-mounted bracket.

Step 8: Secure Countertop

Properly align and secure the countertop to the cabinet using high-quality adhesive.

Diagram Description: Shows adhesive being applied to the top of the cabinet, and the countertop being placed onto it.

Step 1b: Prepare Cabinet for Base

Place the vanity cabinet upside down on a blanket or other soft material to prevent scratching.

Diagram Description: Shows the vanity cabinet placed upside down on a protective surface.

Step 2b: Attach Metal Base Bolts

Attach the metal bolts (D) to the bottom of the vanity cabinet. Secure the bolts by turning the Allen Wrench (E).

Hardware Included:

• D = 4PCS Bolts 1/4" x 1/2"
• E = 1PC Allen Wrench (#4)
• F = 4PCS Flat Washer 1/4" x 5/8"
• G = 4PCS Spring Washer 1/4"
• I = 8PCS Bolts 1/4" x 1"

Diagram Description: Shows bolts being attached to the underside of the vanity cabinet using an Allen wrench.

Step 3b: Position Cabinet Upright

Once the metal base has been safely and securely attached to the vanity cabinet, return the cabinet to the upright position.

Step 4b: Remove Wall Brackets

Remove the pre-attached metal mounting (French Cleat) brackets from the back of the vanity cabinet.

Step 5b: Position Cabinet Against Wall

Place the cabinet against the wall. Mark the mounting positions with a pencil through the pre-drilled holes on the back rail.

Diagram Description: Shows the cabinet positioned against a wall, with pencil marks being made through holes in the back rail.

Step 6b: Drill Holes and Secure

Drill holes for the screws in the marked positions. Ensure a depth of no less than 1 1/2 inches. Insert hardware C (drywall anchors) if wall studs are not in the correct positions, using a hammer.

Hardware:

• C = 4PCS Drywall Anchors (optional) Ø8*38mm
• J = 4PCS Screw Ø4*60mm
• K = 4PCS Flat Washer Ø11mm

Diagram Description: Shows drilling into the wall and securing the cabinet with screws and washers.

Step 7b: Secure Cabinet to Wall

Secure the cabinet to the wall using hardware J (screws) and Flat Washer K for wall studs.

Diagram Description: Shows the final step of securing the cabinet to the wall.

Step 8b: Secure Countertop

Properly align and secure the countertop to the cabinet using high-quality adhesive.

Diagram Description: Shows adhesive being applied to the top of the cabinet, and the countertop being placed onto it.