Kaboodle W-51603 User manual

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step 1
Follow these
instructions to
build and attach
your cabinet.
Things you need to know
metal shelf
support x 4
90° angle
bracket x 1
stick on end
caps x 6
Pencil
Cordless drill with:
• Number 2 screw tip
• 4mm drill bit
• Number 12
countersinking drill bit
Tape
measure
Wall fixing
(If necessary)
Adjustable
square
65mm
wood screw
Clamps
(quick release)
Safety
gear
Spirit level
(900mm recommended)
• All cabinets will need to be attached to the wall using a
minimum of 8 gauge 65mm screws if you have a stud wall.
If your wall is concrete, brick or another surface ask your
hardware specialist for advice on the right fixing method.
• Make sure you leave plumbing and electrical work
to qualified trades people. Never try this yourself.
• For extra strength use exterior woodworking glue
when assembling cabinets.
• To help identify panels, counter sunk holes always
face outwards.
• All holes that aren’t already pre-drilled should be drilled prior
to screwing using a No 12 countersinking drill bit.
• Make sure you always use safety gear like a mask, ear muffs
and glasses when using tools.
• If you have any questions, contact us on:
Australia: 1800 666 078 Monday to Friday between
8:00am and 6:00pm AEST, New Zealand: 0800 522 663
Monday to Friday between 8:00am and 5:00pm NZST
or email: [e-mail].
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Tools you will need
To put your kaboodle kitchen cabinets together you will need the following tools.
adjustable
legs x 4
door
buffer x 2
28mm
wood screws x 16
50mm
wood screws x 27
400mm base cabinet
H
14mm
screws x 2

hardware key
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145mm
A
A
A
B
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2.
3.
3.
assembling cabinet
Cabinet complete R
Installing adjustable shelf
Cabinet frame now complete R
6.5.4.
C
400mm base cabinet
D
50mm
wood screws
metal support
shelf
adjustable
legs
28mm
wood screws
back panel
back panel
back panel
bottom panel
side panel
side panel
side panel
side panel
support rail
Set height of the adjustable feet to 145mm.
Pre-drilled
holes
C
B
C D

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step 2
step 3
step 4
stud
plaster board
Then follow the
instructions to fit
your doors and
panels.
Finish off your
Kaboodle Kitchen
by installing your
benchtop.
Next grab your
parts and
accessories
instructions.
Your Kaboodle
cabinet is now
complete.
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Caring for your kaboodle cabinets
Looking after your cabinets is really easy and with the right care and maintenance they
will last you for many years. Just follow these simple steps and if you need any more
information you can contact us: Australia: 1800 666 078 Monday to Friday between 8:00am
and 6:00pm AEST. New Zealand: 0800 522 663 Monday to Friday between 8:00am and
5:00pm NZST or email: [e-mail].
Clean your cabinets with an all purpose, non-abrasive cleaner with a damp sponge or cloth
and make sure you never use saturated cloth, harsh chemicals or thinner based cleaners
as these will damage the surface of the melamine. Likewise, never use products that will
scratch the surface like steel wool or wire brushes and avoid sharp objects that will scratch,
cut or gouge the melamine surface. If this happens the internal board will be exposed and
may swell. Kaboodle cabinets are water resistant but not water proof so any spills should
be attended to immediately.
Handy hint: if the melamine surface of your cabinet is damaged you can try and cover it
with a furniture repair crayon but just remember that this won’t seal the board back to its
original finish.
We offer a dedicated customer service line
for advice or any questions you may have
on kaboodle products.
Call customer service on:
Australia: 1800 666 078 Monday to Friday
between 8.00am and 6.00pm AEST
New Zealand: 0800 522 663 Monday to Friday
between 8.00am and 5.00pm NZST or email:
[e-mail]
2. 3.
fixing cabinets to wall
B
Clamp cabinets and pre-drill screw holes.Check that all cabinets are level.
28mm
wood screws
B
400mm base cabinet
When you need to add an end
panel check out the end panel
instructions for installation tips.
Caution: Please ensure all cabinets
are screwed into your timber stud
wall using a minimum of 65mm
timber screws. If attaching to
concrete, brick, steel or any other
substrates seek advice from your
hardware specialist.
Check that all cabinets are level and screw
into wall using the correct fixings.