INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Congratulations on choosing our product to be part of your living style. These quality, service and design ensure the elegant life of bathroom space.

To install your bathroom products please ensure you read the following instructions below.

Prior to installation

It is important that the product is unpacked and inspected for any damage, defects and that the product supplied is correct. If any of the above is apparent, DO NOT PROCEED WITH THIS INSTALLATION, AND IMMEDIATELY CONTACT THE STORE OF PURCHASE.

IMPORTANT

⚠️ All vanities must be installed by a licenced plumber.

Vanities and tops must be installed onto finished surfaces.

It is imperative that all bathroom installations are ventilated to meet standards.

FAILURE TO PROVIDE VENTILATION TO MEET THESE STANDARDS WILL VOID MANUFACTURERS WARRANTY.

TOOLS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION

• Electric/Battery Drill
• Drill Bit
• Tape Measure
• Spirit Level
• Non-Acidic Silicone
• Pencil
• Screw Driver
• Glue Gun

WALL HUNG VANITY WITH WALL BRACKET SYSTEM FOR HOLLOW WALLS

Step 1: Pre-cladding

Diagram shows a wall stud, drywall, and a horizontal noggin installed within the wall frame. Text indicates that the horizontal noggin should be installed at the framing stage, factoring in the desired height of the vanity and basin.

Step 2: Post-cladding

Diagram shows a wall stud and drywall.

Step 3: Mounting Screws

All mounting screws must be tightened into a stud. The table below indicates the minimum quantity of screws required based on vanity size:

Step 4: Drawer Preparation

To avoid damage, remove cabinet drawers. Cover the drawer runners with a plastic sheet to prevent debris from entering the mechanism. Refer to pages 12-14 for detailed instructions on removing drawers/doors for runners.

Step 5: Securing the Cabinet

Place the cabinet against the wall. Use an electric drill to drive screws through the metal L-shape bracket and the wooden back panel into the wall.

Step 6: Final Mounting Screws

Place the final mounting screws into the "L" shape bracket. Use an anchor if the drill position is not on a stud.

Step 7: Leveling and Sealing

Use a spirit level to mark all holes and use the proper drill bit to make holes for the wooden mounting bracket. Apply non-acidic kitchen & bathroom silicone.

Step 8: Sealing the Unit

The unit must be sealed along the back edge of the top and down the sides against the wall using non-acidic bathroom & kitchen silicone. Seal around the cabinet with silicone.

Step 9: Basin Installation

Please note: When installing an undermount basin or counter basin onto a stone top, they must be siliconed on. When the silicone has dried, ensure you caulk around the basin and stone top.

Step 10: Completion

The vanity is now ready for tapware and waste installation.

FREESTANDING VANITY (WITH ADJUSTING SCREWS)

Step 1: Bracket Installation

Use a spirit level to mark and install all brackets level.

Step 2: Cabinet Preparation

Reverse the carton while unpacking, keeping cabinet legs upward. Turn the leg end screws. Note: Do not fix the screws while turning; the left distance is used for adjustment. Reverse the cabinet. Note: This process requires two workers to prevent drawers from coming out. It is necessary to measure the cabinet level to adjust it properly.

Step 3: Vanity Placement and Securing

Place the vanity onto the wall at the desired height. Check the level from side to side and front to back. Packers may be required to level the vanity unit and prevent cabinet twisting. Once the vanity is level, fasten it to the wall using the provided screws, cap, and boss. Installers must check and adjust to avoid mistakes.

Step 4: Unit Sealing

The unit must be sealed along the back edge of the top and down the sides against the wall with non-acidic bathroom & kitchen silicone.

Step 5: Basin Installation

Please note: When installing an undermount basin or counter basin onto a stone top, they must be siliconed on. When the silicone has dried, ensure you caulk around the basin and stone top.

Step 6: Completion

The vanity is now ready for tapware and waste installation.

IMPORTANT

All fixing screws that hold the vanity unit onto the wall must be fixed through the wall into a horizontal noggin. Failure to do so will result in the vanity falling off the wall.

WALL HUNG STORAGE UNIT

Step 1: Bracket Installation

Use a spirit level to mark and install all brackets level.

Step 2: Securing the Unit

Diagram shows the finished surface and silicone application.

FREESTANDING VANITY

IMPORTANT NOTE

Please note: All Freestanding storage units must be fixed into a noggin. Using a minimum of 2 screws is required to avoid the storage unit falling forward.

Place the storage unit onto the wall, locate the noggin, and then check for level. Use the supplied screws, caps, and boss to fix through the holes of the storage unit into the noggin.

MIRROR CABINETS

Step 1: Door Removal

Carefully remove mirror doors from the cabinet.

Step 2: Wall Marking

Locate a stud in the wall. Using a measuring tape, mark the stud centre on the wall.

Step 3: Cabinet Placement and Marking

Place the mirror box and level it at the desired height. Mark out the stud centres on the mirror box backing board.

Step 4: Drilling Holes

Use an electric drill to drill holes at the marked positions.

Step 5: Securing the Cabinet

Use the prepacked screws, insert the brass threaded boss, and continue to screw into the wall until all screws are firmly holding the mirror box on the wall. Screw on the chrome screw caps to the brass box.

Step 6: Reinstall Doors

Carefully reinstall the mirror doors to the cabinet.

IMPORTANT NOTE

If cabinets are to be installed into a wall cavity, they must NOT be installed into a load-bearing wall.

CONNECTION

Vanity Connection

Need to drill 4 holes on the sideboards of the two vanities that are supposed to be connected together on site. Ensure settling and leveling of both vanities on the finished floor before drilling connection holes.

Connect two vanities using the prepacked connector fixings.

WALL HUNG MIRROR CABINET

Step 1: Shelf Connection

Connect the mirror cabinet and bottom shelf with the fixings.

Step 2: Wall Marking

Locate a stud in the wall, using a measuring tape mark the stud centre on the wall.

Step 3: Cabinet Placement and Marking

Place the mirror box and level it at the desired height. Mark out the stud centres on the mirror box backing board.

Step 4: Drilling Holes

Use an electric drill to drill holes at the marked positions.

Step 5: Hanging the Cabinet

Hang it on the wall.

DRAWER/HINGE ADJUSTMENT AND REMOVAL

Drawer Adjustment and Removal Instruction

Side Adjustment

Diagrams illustrate side adjustment of drawer slides.

Height Adjustment

Diagrams illustrate height adjustment of drawer slides.

Drawer Insertion & Removal

Diagrams show the process of inserting a drawer, sliding it in, and removing it.

Hinge Adjustment and Removal Instruction

Modul Assembly

Diagrams show hinge assembly.

Modul Removal

Diagrams show hinge removal.

Modul Adjustment

Diagrams illustrate height, side, and depth adjustments for hinges.

General Drawer/Hinge Adjustment and Removal

Installation

Diagrams show the installation of drawer slides.

Adjustment

Diagrams illustrate various adjustments for drawer slides.

Removal

Diagrams illustrate the removal of drawer slides.

Quick Assembly Drawer Slide

Diagrams show the quick assembly drawer slide mechanism.

Installation

Diagrams show the installation process for quick assembly drawer slides.

Adjustment

Diagrams show the adjustment process for quick assembly drawer slides.

Removal

Diagrams show the removal process for quick assembly drawer slides.

IMPORTANT

1. Drawer slides unsteadily: To prevent debris from getting into the mechanism while assembling.

2. Cannot work smoothly: Check if the size of the drawer and cabinet meet the requirement; check if the drawer is square or diamond; make sure the slide is level.

3. Quick assembly failed: Correct the front and back assembly position of the slide.

4. Drawers cannot fully close: Correct the front and back assembly position of the slide.

5. Fail to remove the drawer: Turn the quick assembly fittings; Take out the lock pin.

6. Rebound distance not enough: The cabinet must be put in a horizontal position to avoid the slide inclining backward.

7. Drawer fails to rebound: If the rebound distance is less than 4mm, quick assembly fittings should be adjusted.

Note: Only applies to rebound guide rail.

Hinge Adjustment and Removal Instruction

Side Adjustment

Diagrams illustrate side adjustment of hinges.

Depth Adjustment

Diagrams illustrate depth adjustment of hinges.

Height Adjustment

Diagrams illustrate height adjustment of hinges.

Drawer Adjustment and Removal Instruction

Height & Side Adjustment

Diagrams illustrate height and side adjustments for drawers.

Left & Right Adjustment

Diagrams illustrate left and right adjustments for drawers.

Up & Down Adjustment

Diagrams illustrate up and down adjustments for drawers.

Slide into the cabinet

Diagrams show the process of sliding a drawer into the cabinet.

Remove DTC cover plate

Diagrams show how to remove the DTC cover plate.

Turn screw driver to release the drawer front

Diagrams show releasing the drawer front with a screwdriver.

Lift the release handle and pull out

Diagrams show lifting the release handle and pulling out the drawer.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

To allow your products to remain as elegant as the day they were installed, please read the guide below.

DOOR AND CABINET CARE:

Regular cleaning with a damp cloth is sufficient. Never use strong detergents or abrasive cleaners as this may damage the surface finish of your furniture.

GLASS CARE:

When cleaning glass panels or mirrors, use a cloth with approved window/glass cleaner. Do not use washing powders or any other substance containing abrasives, as these will scratch the glass. Bathroom furniture may deteriorate if subjected to heavy water spillage or prolonged condensation.

POLYMARBLE BASIN CARE:

To maintain your Polymarble basin, it is recommended to regularly clean your basin using a damp sponge with warm soapy water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners, ammonia-based products, or bleaches, as these products will damage the surface of your Polymarble basin.