Assembly Instruction

In most kitchens, the easiest place to begin is by

installing the wall cabinets. This way there won’t

be any base cabinets to work around and you

can more easily use a stepladder. One exception,

though, is if you’re installing a single-line kitchen

with a high cabinet at one end. Then you should

install the high cabinet first with the help of the

Step 4 Poster, before proceeding to the wall

cabinets. If you don’t have wall cabinets to

install, go straight to Step 4.

Step 3 includes:

• Finding wall studs

• Screw the wall strip to the wall

• Mounting wall cabinets

• Levelling wall cabinets

• Tightening all the screws

Get a friend and a ladder to help you

Hanging wall cabinets is easier if you have the

help of a friend and a good stepladder. Always

start with a corner cabinet and work your way

out.

Follow this process step-by-step in the Step 3 Poster.

Hang the

wall cabinets

Step 4 includes:

• Mounting the base cabinet wall strip

• Attaching cabinet legs

• Installing base cabinets

• Installing high cabinets

• Levelling cabinets

• Fastening cabinets together

• Tightening all the screws

• Installing filler pieces

• Fit with a corner carousel

IMPORTANT!

Before putting in any of these cabinets, be sure

to measure, mark and cut openings for plumbing,

power sources and other utilities.

Corner cabinets first

As with wall cabinets, start by installing corner

cabinets first. If your plan doesn’t include a corner

cabinet, start with the cabinet that fits at the start

of the run – in the corner where the back and side

walls meet.

Install base

and high cabinets