BACKSJÖN Semi-Recessed Wash-basin

Important Note

NOTE! Silicone is not included. In order to prevent water from penetrating into the countertop in case of leakage, the cut edges must be sealed with silicone.

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Tools and Preparation

The following tools and materials may be required for assembly:

• Sealant gun [sealant gun]
• Pencil
• Tape measure
• Tape
• Saw [saw]
• Jigsaw [jigsaw]
• Scissors [scissors]
• Sandpaper [sandpaper]

Safety First: When lifting, ensure two people are available to safely handle the components. [two people lifting]

If you have questions about assembly, contact IKEA.

Parts List

Dimensions of the wash-basin: 420 mm (width) x 460 mm (depth). Height of the basin edge: 120 mm. Cut-out depth: 50 mm.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Cabinet Placement

Ensure the cabinet is suitable for the wash-basin. Recommended minimum cabinet widths are:

• 1200 mm (47 1/4")
• 800 mm (31 1/2")
• 600 mm (23 7/8")
• 800 mm (31 1/2")

Mark the positions 'X' on the cabinet top for the wash-basin placement.

Step 2: Prepare for Drilling

Prepare to drill holes as indicated.

Step 3: Drilling

Drill the necessary holes into the cabinet top using a drill [drill].

Step 4: Cutting/Fitting

Use a saw [saw] to cut or adjust openings as needed.

Step 5: Sealing Edges

Apply silicone sealant to the cut edges of the countertop and the underside of the wash-basin rim to prevent water ingress.

Step 6: Applying Sealant to Basin

Apply a continuous bead of silicone sealant around the underside rim of the wash-basin using a sealant gun [sealant gun].

Step 7: Placing the Wash-basin

Carefully place the wash-basin into the prepared opening on the cabinet, aligning it correctly.

Step 8: Final Sealing and Curing

Apply a final bead of silicone sealant around the top edge of the wash-basin where it meets the countertop. Allow the sealant to cure for at least 3 hours [clock].

Step 9: Drain Pipe Preparation

Measure and cut the drain pipe to the required length, approximately 10 mm (3/8") shorter than needed for a snug fit.

Step 10: Drain Assembly - Part 1

Insert the rubber seal into the drain outlet of the wash-basin.

Step 11: Drain Assembly - Part 2

Connect the first section of the drain pipe to the wash-basin outlet.

Step 12: Drain Assembly - Part 3

Assemble the drain pipe sections, ensuring seals are correctly placed. Avoid incorrect assembly as shown in the diagram [incorrect assembly].

Step 13: Drain Assembly - Part 4

Insert the rubber seal into the drain pipe connection.

Step 14: Drain Assembly - Part 5

Connect the drain pipe sections, ensuring seals are properly seated. Avoid incorrect connections [incorrect assembly].

Step 15: Final Drain Connection

Connect the assembled drain pipe to the wash-basin drain fitting. Ensure all parts (10046279, 10044928, 10097231, 10097279, 10097281) are correctly attached.