Showcases Direct DL400 Assembly Instructions Manual

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR DL400 and DL400LS
The DL400, and the version with lights, the DL400LS, is a square upright frameless
glass cabinet with a single swinging door. Its shelves are fully adjustable up and
down the support poles or, in the case of the DL400LS, between the light fittings.
Extra shelves are available.
It is designed to be placed on a table or counter. It is a useful cabinet where limited
space is available, where only a few things need to be displayed, or where it is
desired the cabinet be placed on top of another surface.
The box contains all the parts necessary for its assembly, including tools.

ASSEMBLY

Assembly of the DL400 and DL400LS is by way of brackets, screws (nuts) and bolts.
The cabinet can, for the most part, be assembled upright.
One person can assemble the cabinet, but it can be helpful to have a second person
for various tasks.
It can be easier to clean the glass before, or as, the cabinet is assembled.
It is intended that the screw heads be placed on the outside of the cabinet, and that
the nuts go on the inside.
In general, the brackets should go on the inside of the cabinet.
Due to design improvements, the cabinet you have may differ in small ways from that
described in these instructions.
1. After unpacking the box, place the base board on the ground. The base is the
only piece made of wood.
2. The cabinet is essentially held together by the four poles supplied. These
poles, in combination with the glass, give the cabinet structural integrity. They
also support the shelves. The shelves are supported by the shelf supports that
run up and down all four of these poles.
3. On the DL400LS model, one of the poles will have light fittings attached to it.
Some older models have lights on two poles, but these are no longer common.
The lighting pole can, in theory, be placed in any of the four pole positions i.e.
front right, front left, rear right, rear left. It is, however, designed to go in the
front right position. Placing the pole in one of the other three positions will not
cause a problem, although the wires may not reach the connector block under
the base. Repositioning the connector block is usually possible however.
NOTE: The front of the base is the side with no routered groove. It will also be
the location of the hole for the door hinge.
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May 2017