Assembly
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
ASSEMBLY INFORMATION
TOOLS REQUIRED
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Pneumatic nail gun and compressor – Preferably 18 gauge with 1″ to 1-1/4” brads or staples (framed cabinets only)
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Wood glue – available at any home improvement store
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Rubber mallet
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Wet rag (to wipe off excess glue drips)
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Drill gun with Phillips bit
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May want to use some cabinet clamps to assist as a second set of ‘hands’ on certain odd-shaped cabinets, but this is not a requirement
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Flat work surface that you can walk around. A workbench against a wall is not typically suitable as you can’t work from both ends of the cabinets
PACKAGING
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As a general rule, our suppliers ‘over-packages’ everything due to the expense and fragility of finished wood products. This results in a remarkably low damage rate, but it also means that you need to dispose of a lot of packaging materials. The packaging consists mostly of cardboard, thin foam sheeting, and wooden pallets. Be sure to plan your workspace accordingly.
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All cabinets will be packaged in their own carton with the cabinet description clearly labeled on the end of the box. Some cabinets will come in several boxes. For instance, a tall pantry cabinet would come with the shelves and other items packed in a separate box. Each cabinet box will have everything you need to assemble the basic cabinet box.
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Moldings and other parts and pieces will come in their own boxes
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All items will be shipped on pallets, so access to a forklift and/or loading dock is helpful, but not required.
SET UP
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We recommend that you assemble a cabinet at a time. If you begin unpacking all the cabinets, it will be easy to confuse your parts and pieces.
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Ensure you have a flat, padded work surface. The floor of a garage is satisfactory, but bending over may become tiresome. A low, solid table may be ideal.
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Assembled cabinets take up a bit more space than the flat-packed ones! Be sure to plan where you will store your ‘work in process.’
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Get your nail gun/compressor, glue and rubber mallet handy, because we are ready to build cabinets!
In addition to the guidelines below, we suggest you review the complete printable version of our assembly instructions.
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