Base Cabinets
Leveling All base cabinets are equipped with leveling glides (“levelers”). While positioning and aligning the cabinets, these levelers may be adjusted to accommodate uneven or sloping floors. Use of a wrench or socket is required. There are four levelers in each base cabinet, one in each bottom corner. Steps: 1. Remove all contents of the cabinet, including shelves. 2. Use wrench or a socket to adjust the levelers.
2. Attach the shelf bracket to the front of the cabinet. Line up the front-top of the bracket with the top line of the square knock out. Using a # 6 pan head sheet metal screw, secure the front of the bracket to the base cabinet. The top line of the square knock out is for aligning only; make sure to cover the top line of the knock out. Using this technique will verify that each bracket is installed the same on all base cabinets. See photos below (left photo shows the front of the bracket and the square knock out; right photo shows the front-top of bracket lined up with the top line of knock-out and a # 6 pan head sheet metal screw being installed). Repeat Step 1 & 2 for opposite side.
Installing Pull-Out Shelves 1. Insert the shelf bracket (back of cabinet). A pull-out shelf is installed by first locating the white shelf bracket, choosing a height (start at the bottom first, and work your way to the top), inserting the rear tabs into the rear return on the base cabinet. See photo below.
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