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DuraBull 8ft. Myrtle Beach Kitchen
SKU # 15910 (Dune Base w/ Coffee Brown Granite)
SKU# 15911 (Symphony Blue Base w/ Galaxy White Granite)
SKU # 15912 (Charcoal Base w/ Midnight Black Granite)
DuraBull 10ft. Charleston Kitchen
SKU # 15913 (Dune Base w/ Coffee Brown Granite)
SKU# 15914 (Symphony Blue Base w/ Galaxy White Granite)
SKU # 15915 (Charcoal Base w/ Midnight Black Granite)
**Cabinets can only be used with Bull grills**
Applicable Models
Angus #47628/47629
Lonestar #87048/87049
Outlaw #26038/26039
Use of any other grill will void the warranty and cause potential damage to the cabinets.
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- Page 1 SKU # 15913 (Dune Base w/ Coffee Brown Granite) SKU# 15914 (Symphony Blue Base w/ Galaxy White Granite) SKU # 15915 (Charcoal Base w/ Midnight Black Granite) **Cabinets can only be used with Bull grills** Applicable Models Angus #47628/47629 Lonestar #87048/87049 Outlaw #26038/26039 Use of any other grill will void the warranty and cause potential damage to the cabinets.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Parts List (8' Myrtle Beach Kitchen)..........2 Parts List (10' Charleston Kitchen)..........3 Tools Required................4 Cabinetry Layouts.................5 Prepping Cabinets.................6 Installing Cabinet Legs..............7 Standing the Cabinets Upright............8 Leveling the Cabinets..............9 Securing the Cabinets Together..........10 Adding 24" Spacing For Refrigerator...........11 Adding Refrigerator Panel............12 Adding Front Filler Piece..............13 Toe Kick Preparation..............14... -
Page 3: Parts List (8' Myrtle Beach Kitchen)
SKU# 15780 (Galaxy White Granite) SKU # 15781 (Midnight Black Granite) SKU # 15776 (Coffee Brown Granite) SKU# 15777 (Galaxy White Granite) SKU # 15778 (Midnight Black Granite) Bull SKU#'s Bull SKU#'s 15793 (Charcoal) 15794 (Charcoal) 15803 (Symphony Blue) 15804 (Symphony Blue) -
Page 4: Parts List (10' Charleston Kitchen)
SKU # 15784 (Midnight Black Granite) SKU # 15781 (Midnight Black Granite) SKU # 15782 (Coffee Brown Granite) SKU# 15783 (Galaxy White Granite) SKU # 15784 (Midnight Black Granite) Bull SKU#'s 15793 (Charcoal) Bull SKU#'s 15803 (Symphony Blue) 15835 (Charcoal) -
Page 5: Tools Required
TOOLS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION 72" Level Minimum 4' level Carpenter Measuring Pencil or Square Tape Marker 7/64" Drill Hole Saw Bits Power Drill (x2) C-Clamps Jig Saw Quick Clamps Circular Saw Welding Vise Grip Clamps Miter Saw Drill driver bits Philips &... -
Page 6: Cabinetry Layouts
Cabinetry Layouts 98 Counter Top 96 Overall Length of Cabinetry #47628 #47629 15793 15803 15823 15791 15794 15792 12100 15801 15804 15802 15821 15824 15822 DuraBull 8ft. Myrtle Beach Kitchen SKU # 15910 (Dune Base w/ Coffee Brown Granite kit) SKU# 15911 (Symphony Blue Base w/ Galaxy White Granite kit) SKU # 15912 (Charcoal Base w/ Midnight Black Granite kit) 122 Counter Top... -
Page 7: Prepping Cabinets
PREPPING CABINETS FOR ASSEMBLY Bottom Bottom 18" Bottom 24" 30" 36" 18" 1. Place cabinets on their backs near the location where they will be installed (leaving the cardboard underneath the back of the cabinets to protect them from getting scratched) Side Bottom 2. -
Page 8: Installing Cabinet Legs
INSTALLING THE CABINET LEGS 3. Screw on the leg bases to the pre-drilled holes with the sloped end facing to the center of the cabinet. 4. Set the leg length to 5-1/16" to 5-1/8" height. (Keep in mind the toe kick is 5" tall from the factory. -
Page 9: Standing The Cabinets Upright
STANDING THE CABINETS UPRIGHT TEAM LIFT When standing up the cabinets, lift straight up... Do not stand the cabinets up by rotating on bottom edge of the cabinet to the legs. This could damage both the edge of the cabinet and the legs. Rotate the cabinet 90 degrees... -
Page 10: Leveling The Cabinets
LEVELING CABINETS 7. Level one cabinet at a time (Note: The toe kick installed later, is 5" high from factory. It can be ripped to desired height. Keep this in mind when setting the height on the legs) **Counter clockwise raises the cabinet. Clockwise lowers the cabinet. -
Page 11: Securing The Cabinets Together
SECURING CABINETS TOGETHER 9. When the cabinets are level with one another, clamp the cabinets together using two clamps positioned per the image. 10. Pre-drill the cabinets in the approximate locations as shown below. Screw together with the 1-1/4" cabinet screws. Page 10... -
Page 12: Adding 24" Spacing For Refrigerator
ADDING 24" SPACING FOR REFRIGERATOR 11. Set the trash can cabinet (or the triple drawer cabinet, depending on your model) 24" from the grill cabinet. 12. Add the refrigeration back panel and secure with clamps. Make sure the cabinets are level and the back panel is flush to the top and back of the cabinets as shown below. -
Page 13: Adding Refrigerator Panel
ADDING REFRIGERATOR PANEL 13. Once level and flush to the top and back of the cabinets, pre-drill through the holes on the refrigerator panel to the cabinets 14. Using the 1 1/4" screws, screw the panel into the grill cabinet from the top, middle, and bottom. Page 12... -
Page 14: Adding Front Filler Piece
ADDING FRONT FILLER PIECE 15. Install the 24" x 2" x 3/4" filler to the top, between the grill cabinet and the trash can cabinet (or triple drawer), making sure it is square and flush with top of the cabinets. Use two angle brackets with the double holes on the backside of the panel to secure the filler to the cabinets. -
Page 15: Toe Kick Preparation
TOE KICK PREPARATION & INSTALLATION Find your model below DuraBull 8ft. Myrtle Beach Kitchen Only 16. Starting with the front toe kicks. Place the precut toe kicks down in front of the cabinets. Note: lay toe kicks on cardboard to prevent scratching. The 2 front pieces must be flush with the refrigerator opening as shown (A-A) below, before proceeding to the next step. -
Page 16: Front Toe Kick Preparation & Installation
FRONT TOE KICK PREPARATION & INSTALLATION Make sure toe kicks are ripped to the desired height before proceeding. Note: Toe kicks are 5" tall to start. 18. Line up the clip mounts, center of the marked lines and approximately center up and down. (The mount &... -
Page 17: Side Toe Kick Installation
SIDE TOE KICK INSTALLATION 21. Measure from the inside of the front installed toe kick to the rear of the cabinet. Note: If you are 22. Lay down the side toe kick flush with the installing a rear toe kick you will install the rear toe kick inside front toe kick. -
Page 18: Toe Kick Installation Continued
TOE KICK INSTALLATION CONTINUED After toe kicks are installed, below is how they should look after snapping into place. Door Door Refrig. Back Panel Toe Kick Toe Kick Offset on ends Flush at refrigerator opening Page 17... -
Page 19: Adding Optional Cabinet Wall Filler Strips
ADDING OPTIONAL CABINET WALL FILLER STRIPS 26. If the cabinets are going to be placed against a wall, the kit comes with (x2) 1" x 30" x 3/4" filler strips. These can be installed on the sides flush with the top. Secure with the single hole angle brackets, screw them into place as shown. -
Page 20: Handle Installation
HANDLE INSTALLATION 27. Screw in the door handles using the pre-drilled holes in the doors. The drawer fronts are pre- drilled, the backs are not. You must use the pre-drilled holes on the fronts to drill out the backs using a 5/32" drill bit. When the drawer holes are completed, attach the handles. Page 19... -
Page 21: Countertop Installation
COUNTER TOP INSTALLATION 28. Starting with the largest piece of granite first. Set the granite onto the cabinets as shown in the order below, allowing approximately 1" on side and 1" on back. TEAM LIFT 1" 1" 1" 29. When the granite is set, the counter tops should have 1" overhang on the sides and back. -
Page 22: Adhering The Countertop To The Cabinets
ADHERE THE COUNTER TOP 31. When all granite is in place, lift the front edge of granite top pivoting on the back edge about 3", being careful not to let the top slide or move to maintain that back 1". Apply the adhesive strips (provided) in the locations shown, then rest the counter back into position, verifying your 1"... -
Page 23: Countertop Continued
COUNTER TOP CONTINUED 32. After all steps are completed, and granite is firmly adhered to the adhesive strips, you can apply the colored caulking provided in the granite counter joints. Clean the surface around the joints when finished. Page 22... -
Page 24: Grill And Refrigerator Installation
Grill and Refrigerator Installation 33. Remove the grill from the box and set on even ground. It is recommended to remove the grates, heat shields, flame tamers, box of knobs and the rotisserie motor before installing. (This will remove unnecessary weight while lifting, which makes it easier to maneuver) BE CAREFUL NOT TO CHIP THE GRANITE WHEN SLIDING THE GRILL IN PLACE. -
Page 25: Hinge Adjustment
Hinge Adjustment Doors might need adjustment and tightening after assembly due to shipping movement. Adjustment point for door left and right position when door is closed. Adjustment points for door elevation. Adjustment point for door gap between cabinet box and door Page 24... -
Page 26: Cabinet Cleaning And Care
Decorative surface hardware such as drawer and door pulls, MAINTENANCE and knobs should be stainless steel, with stainless steel cabinetry is built to be UV and weather resistant. Dura Bull Crafted from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), screws for best results. Refer to the hardware DuraBu/1 built to withstand rigorous daily outdoor and indoor use. -
Page 27: Warranty
Warranty. WARRANTY IS THE EXCLUSIVE WARRANTY OF BULL OUTDOOR Under the terms of this Warranty, Bull Outdoor Products Inc, in its PRODUCTS INC. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS EXTENDED IN LIEU sole discretion, will determine the appropriate remedy and will OF AND TO THE EXCLUSION OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, either repair or replace the defective item or parts.
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