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1.
Using white gloves provided, carefully layout all brass or nickel fittings
on a protected surface. Some assembly will be required using the
included allen wrench.
2.
Start with the front legs. These come pre‐assembled with the bottom collars
set to support the metal tray 8" from the ground. The height of the collars can
be adjusted using the set screw to suit desired design and space. If they are
moved, the included wood block spacers will no longer be accurate.
3.
Carefully slide the legs through the metal tray unit from the bottom.
We've included 2pcs of 2x2" wood cut to 8" to help with the initial location
of the drawer on the wall.
4.
Move the tray and legs into position. Level the back edge of the metal tray.
Once level, use the supplied screws (and anchors if needed) to attach
the tray to the wall. Once the back is anchored to the wall, you can twist the
front feet to help level front to back.
PFS-TD-24-xx-MT
PFS-TD-36-xx-MT
(formerly PFS-TDTRY-24)
(formerly PFS-TDTRY-36)
supplied 2x2"s
supplied 2x2" (1 of 2)
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- Page 1 PFS-TD-24-xx-MT (formerly PFS-TDTRY-24) PFS-TD-36-xx-MT (formerly PFS-TDTRY-36) Using white gloves provided, carefully layout all brass or nickel fittings on a protected surface. Some assembly will be required using the included allen wrench. 2. Start with the front legs. These come pre‐assembled with the bottom collars set to support the metal tray 8” from the ground. The height of the collars can be adjusted using the set screw to suit desired design and space. If they are moved, the included wood block spacers will no longer be accurate. 3. Carefully slide the legs through the metal tray unit from the bottom. We’ve included 2pcs of 2x2” wood cut to 8” to help with the initial location supplied 2x2”s of the drawer on the wall. 4. Move the tray and legs into position. Level the back edge of the metal tray. Once level, use the supplied screws (and anchors if needed) to attach supplied 2x2” (1 of 2) the tray to the wall. Once the back is anchored to the wall, you can twist the front feet to help level front to back. ...
- Page 2 5. Set the return arms onto the front legs. Verify that the arms are square and level before marking and drilling holes for the brass escutcheon. If drilling into wood blocking or studs, please pre‐drill the holes with a 7/64” bit. This will help with the installation of the softer brass screws. If going into drywall, use the supplied anchors and pre‐drill using 3/16” bit. 6. Install sink top and bracket according to the sink model. The stone sinks are counterbored on the underside to accept the top 3/8” of the front legs. The collars directly under the sinks do not support any weight. These can be adjusted up against the sink bottom when you are done with the final assembly. ...
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