Home Decorators Collection DT7024-12 User manual

USE AND CARE GUIDE
CRANBURY 24 IN X 30 IN VANITY MIRROR
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Model # DT7024-12

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Table of Contents
Table of Contents ...................................2
Safety Information ..................................2
Warranty ..........................................2
What is covered ...................................2
What is not covered ................................2
Pre-Installation.....................................3
Planning Installation ...............................3
Installation ........................................5
Maintenance .......................................7
Safety Information
SPECIFIC SAFETY RULES AND PRECAUTIONS
Please read over the instructions; it will be a time-saver in the long
run. Before working with the vanity, please be sure to work on a soft
at surface to avoid any damage to the nish.
This product may be installed to compliment any room decor. It is not
limited to the bathroom.
□Avoid obstructing the mirror with furniture.
□Mirrors can give a sense of larger space in a small room.
□Always choose a wall at a right angle to a window as your mirror
wall, to avoid reections that will travel out through the window.
□Follow standard bathroom clearance procedures.
□Select a wall that is well-fortied internally by studs because
the weight of multiple mirrors or medicine cabinets can pull
down a hollow interior drywall panel.
DANGER: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation,
which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation,
which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation
which, if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE: Improper installation may create a condition where the
operation of the product could cause personal injury or property
damage. Failure to carefully read and follow all instructions in this
manual can result in personal injury and/or property damage.
Warranty
LIMITED LIFETIME
WHAT IS COVERED
All products in the package carry a One-Year Limited Lifetime warranty. This warranty applies only to the original purchaser and to the
original installation of the product.
WHAT IS NOT COVERED
Damage caused during moving or during installation is not a defect or warranty issue and will not be considered as such. This warranty
does not cover product failure caused by abusive treatment, surface scratches, misuse, neglect or damage due to handling or faulty
installations. All wood naturally ages, darkens, changes in color, and mellows over time due to exposure to light. While this color change
is imperceptible from day to day, it may be signicant over a long period of time, or due to amount of light the wood is exposed to.
Imperfections such as small surface splits, small dark holes or darker mineral streaks are natural and are not considered defects.

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Pre-Installation
PLANNING INSTALLATION
There may be some issues during the installation of your new vanity. It is highly recommended that before you undergo this task, take a
moment to pre-plan the installation.
TOOLS REQUIRED
NOTE: Tools that may be required during installation.
Safety goggles Phillips
screwdriver
Drill
HARDWARE INCLUDED
NOTE: Hardware not shown to actual size.
Part Description Quantity
AA Anchor / Wood screw 2
BB Metal wire 1
AA BB

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Pre-Installation (continued)
PACKAGE CONTENTS
Part Description Quantity
A Mirror 1
A

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Installation
1Measuring dimensions
CAUTION: Accurate measurements will help in the
following steps to ensure the mirror is centered to the
vanity.
□Determine the ideal location for your new vanity mirror (A).
□Usually the mirror should be a minimum of 1 in. above the
faucet.
□Lay the mirror (A) face down on a towel to prevent
scratches to the glass or wood frame.
□Measure the length and width of your mirror (A). Record
the measurements.
2Positioning the mirror
□Place the mirror (A) into the ideal position and mark the
corners from the top left and bottom right of the mirror (A).
□Make sure the mirror (A) is centered to the vanity.

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Installation (continued)
3Threading the wire
□Thread the wire (BB) through the eyelet of one D-ring to the
opposite D-ring and back to the beginning point.
□Cut any excess wire (BB) and knot it to secure to the eyelet
of the D-ring.
□Cover the sharp edges with electrical tape.
4Hanging the mirror
□Measure 6 in down from the top mark on the wall and 12 in
right from the same mark.
□Make sure the mirror (A) is at least 1 in. above the faucet.
□Drill a pilot hole. This will be used to anchor a wood screw
(AA) to hang the mirror (A).
□Hang the mirror (A) by the metal wire (BB).
Loose lark’s head shows
pattern of threading
Pull knot tight
Twist loose end into tight
and wrap snug against
knot

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Care and Cleaning
WOOD DOORS AND PANELS
Dust cabinets frequently with a soft, lint-free cloth. You may dampen the cloth with water or with a spray-type dust remover. Clean
up spills immediately. Use a clean, damp cloth if necessary. Wipe dry with another clean soft cloth. Cloth is better than paper towels for this
purpose.
For maintenance cleaning of your cabinetry, there are a number of products available for your wood cleaning needs, typically promoted as
furniture care products. We suggest using mild soap with a damp cloth to remove any build up on cabinets. Any product used should be
applied and then quickly and completely removed with a damp cloth. Dry the cabinet completely after cleaning as excess moisture can be
damaging to any ne wood nish. In addition, do not drape wet or damp cloths over the edge of doors.
Do not use detergents, soap pads, steel wool or any other type of abrasive pad on your cabinetry. These products will damage the wood
nish. We also suggest not using citrus oils, wax, or polishes that contain silicone because they leave a residue that is sometimes difcult
to remove and attracts dust. Finally, do not use solvents such as ammonia, bleach, acetone, lacquer thinner or cleaners such as goof-off or
WD40, all of which may damage or dissolve some or all of the nish.
LAMINATES
You can clean all laminted surfaces by using a damp, soft cloth. Do not use excessive amounts of water, it will seep into the seams of the
cabinet. Sink base cabinets are the most common cabinet to have water damage and can usually be protected with a plastic liner or pan.
PREVENTING HEAT OR HUMIDITY DAMAGE
The bathroom environment is very common place for humidity. It is very important to dissipate the humidity in the room and not let it stay
for long periods of time. If higher temperature settings are used for extended periods of time, the heat may be excessive and the doors and
drawer fronts should be removed. This is particularly important on laminated panels, which cannot be exposed to extended temperatures
beyond 160 degrees Fahrenheit without risking permanent damage.
SUNLIGHT AND AGING
Over time, exposure to sunlight, smoke and chemicals may cause some materials to face or vary from their original color. Cabinets or
accessories added at a later date may not match cabinets previously installed. For the same reason, nish samples on displays may not
represent the exact color of cabinets received at the time of shipment.
VITREOUS CHINA
Vitreous china vanity tops and sinks are very durable. The glazing process provides years of enjoyment if cared for correctly. Rinse
thoroughly and use a soft cloth to wipe the product dry after each use to prevent hard water stains. Soft abrasive cleaners may be used
when necessary to clean vitreous china products.
GRANITE OR MARBLE TOPS
Natural stone is a porous material. Therefore, it may stain if not properly cared for. Granite countertops should be sealed before using.
Follow the instructions on the sealer label. The easiest way of cleaning granite countertops is to simply use warm water and mild liquid
dish soap, preferably without aromatics. This is a gentle way to clean the grease and grime from your granite counters without damaging
them. If you use plain soap and water, this can lead to soap build up and over time, will dull the glossy nish of your polished granite. After
cleaning you should rinse the countertop thoroughly and dry with a soft cotton cloth.
QUARTZ TOPS
Quartz is easy to maintain. It is a non-porous material that is highly resistant to stain, scratches and heat. However, it is not stain, scratch,
or heat proof. Spills should be cleaned as soon as possible with soap and water on a regular basis to keep the polished quartz looking like
new. Use warm water and a damp cloth with a small amount of non-abrasive cleaner that does not contain bleach.