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Installation
1 Option 1: Mounting Bracket to
Back or Side of Cabinet
NOTE: If cabinet wall is less than ¾ in. thick, attach
¾ in. plywood to inside of cabinet using four wood
screws (not included).
□Notch the top of the wall ¼ in. by 2-1/8 in.. Cut a ¼ in.
radius on the inside wall.
□If mounting to the side of the cabinet, use a jigsaw to cut a
slot at least ½ in. by 2-1/8 in. in any support that obstructs
the bracket’s t.
□Using the bracket as a template, mark and drill 1/8 in. pilot
holes ½ in. deep.
□Make sure the bracket ts tightly on the wall surface and
there is a 1/16 in. gap (very important) from the top of the
bracket to the top of the wall. If not, remove material in
the notch or the radius.
□Attach the bracket to the wall using the two (2) ¾ in. wood
screws (AA), one in each the bottom and middle holes.
□See Adjusting Set Screws and Installing Countertop on
page 7.
2 Option 2: Mounting Bracket to
Front of Cabinet with Doors
NOTE: If there is not a 2 in. wide surface to mount the
bracket on the front wall, a 1 in. x 3 in. x 12 in. piece of
wood can be mounted to the cabinet sidewall several inches
away from the front face. The distance from the front face
to the back side of the 1 in. x 3 in. x 12 in. becomes the wall
thickness when sizing the bracket.
□Attach each bracket to a 1 in. x 3 in. x 12 in. piece of wood
using the two (2) wood screws (AA) provided.
□Fit-check the bracket on the sidewall and mark the top wall
of the front cabinet where each bracket is located.
□Notch the top wall ¼ in. by 2-1/8 in. at each marked
location.
□Attach the 1 in. x 3 in. x 12 in. pieces of wood to the sides
of the cabinet using three (3) wood screws (not provided),
making sure that there is ¼ in. gap (very important) from
the top of the 1 in. x 3 in. x 12 in. pieces of wood to the top
of wall.
□See Adjusting Set Screws and Installing Countertop on
page 7.
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