HiB Essence 50 User manual

Thank you for purchasing this HiB product.
Please read through these instructions carefully and refer back to them during installation to ensure that
your product is tted safely and that it retains its high quality nish.
Please retain this booklet for future reference.
Before drilling or cutting, ensure there are no hidden cables or pipes in the wall.
Essence 50, 60 & 80 Cabinet
FI #02 017 R171116 Ver No. 1.0 Jan 2018
Essence 50
Art No. 51000
Essence 60 & 80
Art No. 51100 & 51200
Essence 120
Art No. 51300

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(Fig. A)
Please Note
This product can only be recessed tted into a wall. Before installing ensure you take note of
measurements of the recessed area and the side xing points inside the cabinet carcass (See Fig. B & E).
You may need to remove the door(s) to make it easier to t. This can be done by removing the hinges (See
Fig.A). DO NOT FIT SHELVES AT THIS STAGE.
Care Instructions
Do not use abrasives or solvents when cleaning this product.
Wipe o all water spillages as soon as possible using a soft, damp cloth.
Aercare Service
In the unlikely event that this product should fail please contact HiB customer services, contact details
shown on the back page.
Fixing Preparation
Before installation, ensure the construction of the partition wall is suitable to accommodate the size
and weight of a recessed cabinet.
Ensure there are no hidden pipes or cables in the wall you are drilling or cutting into.
1. Measure the dimension of the cabinet carcass (but not the front aluminium fascia).
2. Using these dimensions, take a soft pencil and mark the outline for the required aperture in the
wall. Take great care to mark this accurately, straight and level.
3. Using an appropriate tool, cut out the aperture in the wall where the cabinet will t (See Fig. B).
4. If it is necessary, install supporting baton(s) or noggin(s) around the recessed area (See Fig. C) to
which the cabinet can be secured. These supports must be completely vertical and parallel to the
cabinet to prevent the cabinet twisting when tted.
5. Manoeuvre the cabinet into the wall aperture (See Fig. D).
6. Using a suitable screwdriver or drill, secure the cabinet into the wall aperture, via two holes with
the supplied screws (two on each side) (See Fig. E).
7. Adjust the shelf support brackets to your desired height ensuring the matching brackets are
level. This is done by slightly loosening the screw, do not remove the screw completely. Once
in position tighten screw to secure the bracket and put the glass shelf into shelf support bracket
(See Fig.F).
8. If the door(s) were removed at the beginning of this process, carefully reattach the door(s) (See
Fig.A).

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(Fig. B)
Noggins
(Fig. C)
(Fig. E)(Fig. D) (Fig. F)

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