Maykke Abigail YSA11548 Series User manual

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Top
Front Side
Model:
Note: Furniture grade construction consisting of a Solid wood Frame
Soft Close Doors
Full extension, soft close drawers with dovetail construction
Adjustable wood shelf
YSA11548xx Abigail 48” Vanity
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48”
48”
21”
21”
5”
14⁄”
6⁄” 6⁄”
3⁄”
11⅞”
17⁄”
17¼”
13⁄”
15½”
17⅝”
15¾”
1¾”
1¾”
16¾”
17⅝”
33½” 29¼”
3⁄”
⁄”
4⅝”
18” 15½”
13⁄”
14⁄”
16¼”
⁄”

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Includes matching backsplash
Natural Stone top works with most 49" wide, standard depth vanities
Pre drilled faucet holes for an 8" widespread faucet
Sinkcut out accomidates the YSA1092001 Bristol undermount ceramic sink
NOTE:
Model: YSA1124901
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Back splash
Side
11”
4” 4”

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Ceramic Vessel with Overflow
Note:
Model: YSA1092001 and YSA1092002
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Side
By IAPMO, ceramic lavatory warpage is defective only if warpage of flat slab out of horizontal plane exceeds 6.3 mm/m
(0.25 in/ft) on all sizes
OR warpage on back of lavatories that are attached to the wall exceeds 3 mm (0.13 in).
Bristol
Front
Available Colors: White and Biscuit
5"
14-3/8"
18-1/4"
6-1/8"
7-1/4"
20-7/8"
3-3/4"
6-1/8"
7-1/4"
2-1/2"

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Vanity
Installation, Care Guide
and Warranty
YSA1133601
YSA1134801
YSA1136001
YSA1144801
YSA1146001
YSA1173001
YSA1183001
YSA1011801
YSA1156002
YSA1157202
YSA1157201
YSA1163001
YSA1163002
YSA1197201
YSA1213001
YSA1031801
YSA1153601
YSA1153602
YSA1154801
YSA1154802
YSA1156001
YSA1194801
YSA1194812
YSA1001801

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PRE-INSTALLATION
Tools Required
Rubber mallet Safety goggles Phillips
screwdriver
Level Silicone
Compound
AA
Hardware Included
Part Description Quantity
AA Leg levelers (pre-installed on legs) 4
BB Round pegs for shelf (for vanities with
adjustable shelf)
4
Description Quantity
Wood screws 2
2” x 6” lumber (cut to t between studs) 1
5/16” Lag Bolts (min. 250lbs) load bearing 2
Washers for Lag Bolts 2
Materials Required
BB
NOTICE: Do not change or modify the product in any way. Doing so may compromise the
products structural integrity and will void the warranty.
NOTICE: Installation instructions must be followed. Any diversions from the installations
instructions may risk property damage and will void the warranty.
NOTICE: When moving your vanity be sure to lift, never slide or pull, doing so may
result in damage to the product.
IMPORTANT:
Observe all state and local building codes.
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Package Contents
A
Part Description Quantity
A Cabinet body 1
INSTALLATION
1Tracing the outline of the vanity (see fig 1)
Determine the ideal location for your new bath furniture.
□Trace its outline on the wall.
□ Use a stud nder to locate the studs to which you
will attach the vanity.
□With a level, draw lines along the studs from the
oor to the top of the vanity. These lines will help
you spot where to place the screws in Step 3.
PRE-INSTALLATION (continued)
Fig 1
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INSTALLATION (continued)
2Installing support for vanity (see fig 2)
Provide 2x6 backing material behind the nished wall to properly
support the vanity.
□To properly secure the vanity, the middle of the required
2x6 backing material must be 31-3/16” from the nished
oor.
□Extend the backing material beyond the width of the
vanity to the nearest stud. This will ensure proper support
for the vanity.
□Front-notch the studs to ensure the 2x6 backing material
is ush against the studs.
□Secure the 2x6 backing material to the studs with framing
nails.
□Rough-in the water supply and drain lines into the rough-
in plumbing areas of the vanity.
3Attaching the vanity (see fig 3)
□Verify the vanity is level and the back rail is
plumb against the wall. If necessary, turn
the leg levelers (AA) to adjust the vanity.
□Using a drill bit, drill two pilot holes through
the back rail and the nished wall. Verify the
pilot holes are positioned to ensure the lag
bolts will engage the 2x6 backing material.
□ Secure the vanity to the nished wall
with two 5/16” lag bolts and washers (not
provided).
31-3/16”
2”x6” backing material
AA
A
Fig 2
Fig 3
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INSTALLATION (continued)
4Installing the faucet to the vanity top
Follow the manufacturer's instructions to install the
faucet and drain assembly to the vanity top.
6Securing the vanity top
(If installing Maykke vanity top) (see fig 4)
□Place the vanity top (C) with the sink (D) over
the vanity (A).
□Make sure the wall is straight and there are no
gaps between the wall and vanity top (C).
□Remove the top (C) and apply a small bead
of silicone compound to the top of the vanity
before the vanity top is set into position.
□Firmly press the vanity top (C) into position;
check the level and evenness across the front
of the vanity (A), and make sure the vanity
top (C) is flush to the wall.
□Apply silicone compound to the back and
bottom of the backsplash (B). Firmly press
the backsplash (B) to the vanity top (C) to set
into place, then firmly press the backsplash
(B) to the wall.
7Reconnecting the water supply
□For vanities with shelves only: Install the 4
round pegs (BB) into the pre-drilled holes
inside the vanity and slide the wooden shelf
over the round pegs (BB). (see fig 5)
□Reconnect the faucet supply lines to the water
supply and reconnect the p-trap.
□Install the drain.
□Turn on the water supply or the home’s main
water supply and test for leaks.
D
A
C
B
5Installing the Sink to the top
(If installing Maykke sink)
□Apply a small bead of silicone compound around the sink
cut out on the vanity top (C), position the sink (D) on the
top (C), pressing firmly together.
□Secure the sink (D) to the top (C) with the screws.
Fig 4
Fig 5
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DOOR ADJUSTMENT
LEFT TO RIGHT
FRONT TO BACK
UP AND DOWN
door
door
door
vanity side panel
vanity side panel
vanity side panel
If the gap between the door and vanity side panel
needs adjustment, turn the screw closest to the
door clockwise or counter clockwise.
Make sure to adjust both the top and bottom
hinges to keep the door level.
If the door is not aligned perfectly with the vanity
frame, turn the screw closest to the vanity side
panel clockwise or counter clockwise.
Make sure to adjust both the top and bottom
hinges to keep the door level.
If the gap above or below the door needs
adjustment, turn the screw that is mounted to the
hinge plate of the vanity side panel.
Loosening the screw allows the door to move up
or down.
Both hinges of the door need to be loosened to
adjust the door.
Remember to tighten the hinges after the door is
in place.
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If the gaps above or below the drawer need
adjustment, simply turn the screw that is mounted
to the glide of the drawer box.
By loosening the screws this gives the drawer box
freedom to move up or down.
Remember to tighten the screws after the drawer
box is in place.
If the drawer is not aligned with the vanity frame,
pull the drawer out to its furthest point to reveal
the screw closest to you.
By turning the screw clockwise or counter
clockwise it will adjust the depth of the drawer.
Adjust the drawer until the face is flush with the
vanity frame.
DRAWER ADJUSTMENT
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FRONT TO BACK
UP AND DOWN

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CARE AND CLEANING
Wood
Care: Excess moisture can be damaging to any fine wood finish, be sure to clean up any spills right
away.
Over time, exposure to sunlight, smoke and chemicals may cause some finishes to vary from their
original color. Cabinets or accessories added at a later date may not match cabinets previously
installed. For the same reason, finish samples on displays may not represent the exact color of
cabinets received at the time of shipment.
Over exposure to humidity may cause permanent damage to the product. It is very important to
dissipate the humidity in the room as soon as possible. If exposed to higher temperatures (excess of
160˚) for extended periods of time the heat may be excessive and the doors and drawers should be
removed right away.
Cleaning: Dust Cabinets using a soft, lint-free cloth. When needed, clean the vanity with a
clean damp cloth, wiping dry with another clean soft cloth. A non-silicone based furniture cleaner
can be used periodically when additional cleaning is needed.
Vitreous China
Care: Rinse thoroughly and use a soft cloth to wipe the product dry after each use to prevent hard
water stains.
Cleaning: Soft abrasive cleaners may be used when necessary.
Granite or Marble Tops
Care: Natural stone is a porous material; and may stain if not properly cared for. Stone tops should
be sealed before using. Follow the instructions on the sealer label.
Cleaning: For best results use a natural stone cleaner and follow the directions on the label.
Quartz Tops
Care: Quartz is an easy material to maintain. It is a non-porous material that is highly resistant to
staining, scratching, and heat. Though non-porous, it is not stain, scratch, or heat proof. Spills should
be cleaned as soon as possible.
Cleaning: For best results use warm water with a small amount of non-abrasive cleaner that does
not contain bleach.
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WHAT IS COVERED
All products in the package carry a One-Year Limited 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 significant 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.
Contact [e-mail] or call toll free 1 [phone] M-F 7:30am - 4:30pm (PST) with any
questions or warranty concerns
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