Icera St. Thomas Creations Canto User manual

© 2017 ICERA | ST. THOMAS CREATIONS
VANITY
INSTALLATION &
CARE GUIDE
For FREE installation guidance,
please call Icera Customer Service at
855-444-2372 while your
plumbing professional is on-site.

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Icera | St. Thomas Creaons 1-Year Warranty
Icera, LLC warrants its products to be free from defects in material or workmanship for 1 year from the date of purchase by the original
purchaser. Icera, LLC at their choice, may elect to repair or replace any Icera product covered by this warranty. Proof of purchase is required.
This warranty does not apply where items have been improperly stored or improperly installed. This warranty does not cover the following:
costs of removing warranted material or the installaon of replacement material, natural variaons and aging inherent in wood, normal
wear and tear or damage/defects caused by mis-use, physical or chemical abuse, improper maintenance, use of causc grout or caulking
during install, negligence or modicaon in any way.
Icera, LLC reserves the right to inspect claimed defecve products. No returns, replacements or repairs may be made without prior wrien
consent. Some replacement parts may vary from those originally supplied and are subject to availability.
This warranty is the sole warranty of Icera, LLC and in lieu of all other warranes, express implied, including any implied warranty of
merchantability and tness for a parcular use. Labor charges for removal of or installaon of warranted material as well as incidental or
consequenal damages are excluded. We do not assume any other liability in relaon to the sale of our product.
Door Consideraons:
The purchaser agrees to let doors that are warped 1/4” or less to hang for 2 months before replacement is requested. Typically, a door
will return to its normal at posion once it is acclimated to temperature and humidity condions. Prior to requesng a replacement for a
warped door, please be sure the door has been installed properly by adjusng the hinges per enclosed instrucons.
Wood Characteriscs:
Wood is a beaufully natural material. The guring (grain) of each piece is unique to every vanity produced. Every vanity will contain a
dierent gure, birdseye knots and heartwood streaks. These are not considered defects, but beaufully unique character. There will also
be a natural aging of every wood species over me which changes the overall color of the vanity. In most instances, this will be a darkening
of dark woods and a yellowing of light woods. Direct sunlight will hasten this eect. Given this natural beauty, no two vanies will ever
match in gure or color (if stained or clear-coated) and warranty replacement doors and drawers will not match the exisng surrounding
wood gure or color.
Painted Material Characteriscs:
The face frame, box, doors and drawer fronts of our painted line of vanies are made of solid wood components that have been assembled
and then nished with a durable enamel nish. Since solid wood naturally expands and contracts, the joints on a painted vanity do the same,
as a result, you may see hairline cracks in the nish surface at box, door and drawer joints. These joint lines are normal and do not aect the
strength of the construcon. These cracks can be lled and nished periodically with commercially available products although may return
with repeated expansion and contracon. These cracks are not considered defects in solid wood cabinetry.
Stone Characteriscs:
As with wood, stone products will have naturally occurring characteriscs such as variaon in grain, color, and mineral streaks. Due to this
natural beauty, new and/or replacement pieces may not match display samples and/or exisng pieces.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PRODUCT WARRANTY..........................................................................................................I
TOOLS AND MATERIALS........................................................................................................1
BEFORE YOU BEGIN............................................................................................................1
PREPARATION......................................................................................................................2
SECURING THE VANITY........................................................................................................3
ADJUSTING THE DOORS......................................................................................................4
REMOVING THE DOORS......................................................................................................5
REMOVING THE DRAWERS.................................................................................................6
STONE TOP INSTALLATION..................................................................................................7
LAVATORY TOP INSTALLATION............................................................................................9
CARE AND CLEANING.........................................................................................................10

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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
PLUS: • 5/16” Lag bolts and washers (Min 250lb (113.4kg) load-bearing) (not included)
• Socket wrench (not included)
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
CAUTION: Risk of property damage. Do not modify the vanity. Doing
so will compromise structural stability.
CAUTION: Risk of injury or property damage. Select 250 lb (113.4kg)
load-bearing 5/16” lag bolts with a length to clear obstacles in the
wall and 5/16” washers. Calculate proper lag bolt length by adding the
following: 1-1/2” (38mm) backing material + wallboard thickness +
back rail thickness.
NOTICE: Acrylic caulk must be used to secure a sink or countertop to the vanity. Do not use
100% silicone sealant which will damage the nish of the vanity.
NOTICE: Risk of property damage. When moving the vanity, do not slide or side-load the
legs.
NOTICE: Any electrical accessory components must be connected to a circuit protected by a
Ground-Fault Circuit-Interrupter (GFCI) or Residenal Current Device (RCD). Follow all local
electrical codes.
□ Observe all local building codes.
□ The appearance of your vanity may dier from the illustraons in this guide. The instrucons
sll apply.
□ Secure the vanity to stud framing. When possible, provide 2x6 bracing behind the nished
wall for addional support.
□ To ease installation, remove drawers from the vanity before beginning. Refer to the section
in this guide for proper removal.
1. PREPARATION
CAUTION: Risk of injury or property damage. To properly support
the weight of the vanity and sink, secure to stud framing or 2x6
bracing behind the nished wall.
□ If installing 2x6 bracing, front-notch the studs 1-1/2” (38mm) to ensure the bracing sits
ush against the studs. The bracing should span the length of the vanity.
□ Plan for roung supply and drain piping for your desired sink installaon.
□ Plan for electrical service if installing electrical devices. Any electrical accessory components
must be connected to a circuit protected by a Ground-Fault Circuit-Interrupter (GFCI) or
Residual Current Device (RCD).
NOTICE: To ensure proper support and alignment: The finished wall must be straight and
plumb. The floor must be flat and perpendicular to the wall.
□ Complete the nished wall.
2x6
Bracing
34-1/2"
(876 mm
)
Plan the plumbing
area for the sink.

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2. SECURE THE VANITY
Pilot Hole
Washer
Lag Bolt
Back Rail
2x6 Bracing
Leveler
Posion lag bolts at ends of back rail
and secure into bracing.
CAUTION: Risk of injury or property damage. Select 250 lb (113.4kg) load-bearing 5/16”
lag bolts with a length to clear obstacles in the wall and 5/16” washers. Calculate proper lag
bolt length by adding the following: 1-1/2” (38mm) backing material + wallboard thickness
+ back rail thickness.
CAUTION: Risk of product damage. Drill the lag bolt pilot holes in the ends of the back rail
to provide maximum support and prevent exing of the unit.
□ With assistance, li and place the vanity in posion against the nished wall. Do not drag
vanity into posion.
□ Verify the vanity is level and plumb against the wall. If necessary, turn the leveler(s) to
adjust the unit.
□ Using a 1/4” drill bit, drill two pilot holes through the ends of the back rail and the nished
wall. Verify the pilot holes are posioned in the back rail ends and ensure that the lag bolts
will engage the 2x6 backing material or any studs.
□ Secure the vanity to the wall with two 5/16” lag bolts and washers (not provided).
□ Install accessories (shelves, drawers, other) as desired. Refer to the section in this guide for
proper installation.
3. ADJUST THE DOORS
□ Screw cover may need to be removed for access (not shown). Push tab at back of assemble
to release the cover lock.
□ The hinges can be adjusted for proper door funconality and alignment.
□ Refer to the illustraon and note the screwdriver locaon for desired adjustment.

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4. REMOVE THE DOORS
REMOVAL
□ With one hand, support the door in the open posion.
□ Starng with the boom hinge, press the latch at the end of the hinge to release it from
the bracket.
□ Repeat for upper hinge.
□ Move the door forward to slide the hinges off the brackets.
Latch
Remove
Reinstall
Pin
Cup
REINSTALLATION
□ With one hand, support the door in the open posion.
□ Starng with the top bracket, align the hinge pin with the cup of the bracket.
□ Press the back of the hinge to snap the latch onto the bracket.
□ Repeat for lower hinge.
□ Open and close the door to ensure proper operation.
5. REMOVE/REINSTALL THE DRAWERS
Drawer
TabDrawer Tab
1. Pull out the drawer and feel underneath to locate the tabs on each side towards the front
of the drawer.
2. Push the tabs towards the edge of the drawer to release the rail-locking mechanism.
Push tab in
3. Pull drawer forward unl it is fully removed from the drawer alcove.
4. To reinstall the drawers, simply align the drawer with the rail and push unl you hear the
rail-locking mechanism catch.

Adhesive caulk
ing
Stone top
adhesive caulking
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6. STONE TOP INSTALLATION
1. Carefully and evenly lay stone top on even surface, top-side down. Always have two
people handle the stone top when moving. WARNING: Uneven handling may cause the
stone to snap. Apply a small amount of clear acrylic adhesive caulking around the topside of
the lavatory rim near the edge. Carefully ip and lower the sink onto the stone top, align, and
press rmly. See Figure 1 to the right.
2. Aach four undermount clips and wingnuts to hold the lavatory in place as shown in the
Figure 2 to the right. Tighten wingnuts to secure the lavatory.
4. Carefully ip stone stop and lavatory over and secure top to cabinet by using adhesive
caulking as shown in Figure 3 to the right. Always have two people handle the stone top
when moving. WARNING: Uneven handling may cause the stone to snap.
STONE TOP INSTALLATION (not applicable to all models) 3. Allow for caulking drying/curing me. See caulking instrucons for details.
Undermount Clip
Wingnut
5. Ax backsplash with more caulking, if applicable.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3

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CARE AND CLEANING
For best results, keep the following in mind when caring for your ICERA | ST.
THOMAS CREATIONS product:
• Blot spills immediately with a so, damp cloth.
• Test cleaners in a discrete locaon rst, such as the inside of a door, to ensure that
there is no adverse reacon.
• Do not expose wood furniture to direct sunlight, drying heat, or excessive
moisture.
• Protect wood surfaces by using felt, leather or cork under accessories. Never slide
objects across wood surfaces.
• Dust frequently with a soft cloth in the direction of the grain.
• Use only products specifically made for cleaning wood. Avoid using oily polishes or
waxes, or product containing silicone.
• Every six months, remove soil buildup by rubbing with a soft cloth dampened in a
50/50 solution of warm water and an ammonia-free detergent. Wipe clean with a
cloth dampened in warm water. Wipe dry.
Call Icera | St. Thomas Creations Customer Service department at 1-855-444-2372
with any questions or concerns regarding proper maintenance.
7. LAVATORY TOP INSTALLATION
LAVATORY TOP INSTALLATION (not applicable to all models)
1. Apply adhesive caulking as seen in the image below. Carefully and evenly lower lavatory
top onto vanity as shown in the image below.
Adhesive caulking

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