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If your cutout is level,
your cabinet and ironing
board will be too!
Adjust THIS height to set
the ironing board’s height:
ex. 25” cutout = 36-38” ironing board
A. Find the marked holes and grooves on back side of the door (fig. 1).
B. Unfold a hinge (Part D) and slide its lower section into the groove,
laying the plastic part of the hinge flush against the back side of the door.
C. Attach the hinge to the door with 2-Phillips panhead screws (Part G).
D. Repeat with remaining hinge.
On a wall with 16” on center studs, in an area clear of all electrical and mechanical
services:
A. Find wall studs with a stud finder and mark their location.
B. Using a level, sketch the cutout dimensions onto the wall
between the studs, drawing a LEVEL rectangle
14.25” x 46.25” with its bottom 25” off the floor.
The ironing board will open 36” high and raise to 38” high.
Adjust the cutout’s height to change the ironing board’s height on opening.
C. Using a drywall saw, carefully cut out the sketched rectangle.
D. IF USING A 180 LIGHT KIT:
have a CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN drop
an electrical line to the unit and install
the light kit in the StowAway® cabinet.
See instructions in light kit’s box.
Hinge folds
up!
1. CUTOUT THE DRYWALL
2. MOUNT THE DOOR HINGES
25”
14 ¼”
46 ¼”
Figure 1 Figure 2
