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CONTINUOUSLY DOUBLE CHECK THAT CABINETS
ARE LEVEL AND PLUMB THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE
INSTALLATION PROCESS.
MAKE SURE NOT TO RACK CABINETS.
B. Securing Wall Cabinets
1. Cabinets are secured to each other by first using
4" C-clamps to hold the face frames together so
that they are flush from cabinet top to bottom.
2. Use a rubber mallet to bump face frame in or out
if needed.
3. Predrill a ⅛" hole through face frame of the first
cabinet and into the adjacent cabinet's face
frame.
4. Use a #8 2½" screw to secure through the
pre-drilled hole and into the second cabinet,
moving the C-clamp down the face frame as
needed for flushness.
C. Open Ended Wall Cabinets
1. For any wall cabinet that does not have other
cabinets on one or the other side, it will be
necessary to secure the open end to the ceiling
or soffit. You must do this with two or more lag
bolts through the top panel and face frame on
the open end.
2. When a cabinet is open ended on both sides it is
necessary to secure both ends to the ceiling or
soffit with at least four lag bolts through the top
panels and face frames on both sides.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE.
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