SEKTION Assembly Instructions

Step 1: Assembling Cabinet Frames

This step involves connecting cabinet frame components. Use screws (e.g., 100707, 10108265, 113055) and dowels (e.g., 151020) to join the sides and base of the cabinet modules. Ensure all connections are secure.

Diagram shows: Two cabinet modules being joined together with screws and dowels. Quantities of hardware are indicated.

Step 2: Attaching Connector Rails

Attach connector rails to the top or sides of the cabinet frames. This step uses specific hardware (e.g., 10108265, 113055) and may involve precise measurements indicated by 'X"'.

Diagram shows: A rail being screwed onto the top of a cabinet frame. Close-ups show the connection points and hardware.

Step 3: Building Cabinet Structure

Assemble the main cabinet box. This may involve attaching side panels, a base, and a top panel using the provided hardware.

Diagram shows: A cabinet frame being constructed, likely with back panel grooves.

Step 4: Installing Doors or Panels

Attach doors or front panels to the assembled cabinet frame. This step typically involves hinges and mounting plates.

Diagram shows: Doors being attached to a cabinet frame. Close-ups illustrate hinge and panel attachment.

Step 5: Wall Mounting and Securing

Secure the cabinet to the wall or a base structure. This is a critical safety step. Use appropriate mounting hardware and ensure the cabinet is level and stable. Measurements like 'Min. 7 7/8" (20 cm)' might indicate required clearance or placement.

Diagram shows: Brackets being attached to the cabinet and the wall. Measurements for positioning are indicated.

Step 6: Installing Internal Components

Install internal elements such as drawer runners, shelves, or pull-out units. This step uses specific hardware like 109566 and 124694.

Diagram shows: Drawer slides being mounted inside the cabinet frame.

Step 7: Attaching Drawer Fronts/Doors

Attach drawer fronts or final door panels. This step often involves aligning and securing the visible front pieces to the drawer boxes or doors.

Diagram shows: Drawer fronts being attached to drawer boxes.

Step 8: Connecting Multiple Units

If assembling multiple cabinets, this step shows how to connect them together side-by-side for a continuous unit. This uses specific connector hardware.

Diagram shows: Two or more cabinet units being joined together using connector screws or plates.

Additional Assembly Details

Page 2, Step 1: Shows attaching a rail with screws (e.g., 10108265) and possibly dowels (e.g., 109566).

Page 2, Step 2: Illustrates attaching a rail or bracket using screws (e.g., 100362, 10108265).

Page 2, Step 3: Shows connecting cabinet frames using hardware like 109566.

Page 2, Step 4: Depicts mounting a cabinet, with a minimum height requirement of 7 7/8" (20 cm) indicated.

Page 2, Step 5: Shows attaching internal components or runners using hardware like 10098905, 124694, and 109566. Dimensions like 1" (26 mm), 2" (50 mm), and 5 1/2" (140 mm) are shown for placement or component size.

Page 2, Step 6: Shows attaching internal components or runners using hardware like 10098905, 124694, and 109566. Dimensions like 1" (26 mm), 2" (50 mm), and 5 1/2" (140 mm) are shown for placement or component size.

Page 2, Step 7: Shows attaching internal components or runners using hardware like 10098905, 124694, and 109566. Dimensions like 1" (26 mm), 2" (50 mm), and 5 1/2" (140 mm) are shown for placement or component size.

Page 2, Step 8: Shows attaching internal components or runners using hardware like 10098905, 124694, and 109566. Dimensions like 1" (26 mm), 2" (50 mm), and 5 1/2" (140 mm) are shown for placement or component size.

Document Information:
Inter IKEA Systems B.V. 2023
Date: 2024-09-12
Article Number: AA-2407898-2