Installation Guide



Where To Begin Installation

Start installation in a corner, if possible. Your installation likely includes one of these corner cabinets:

If there is no corner cabinet, start installation at an obstructed end that begins at a wall or appliance.

Wall Corner Pie Cut Cabinet, Wall 45° Corner Cabinet

Measure Fastener Holes
Figure 5

Measure from Wall Outline to the wall studs that will support cabinet.

Transfer Measurement to Cabinet
Figure 6

When positioning on wall, the cabinet back width will not reach the Wall Outline because the back width is offset from (less than) the cabinet Face Frame.

This offset varies with the cabinet style, so check for the exact measurement.

Cabinet Spacer Tip
To make measuring from Wall Outline easier: Make a Spacer that equals the offset. When the Spacer is added, the cabinet back width equals the Face Frame width.

Use Spacer to transfer the wall stud position (from Figure 5) to the Hang Rail on back of the cabinet.

Predrill Fastener Holes
Predrill cabinets while they're resting on the floor.

NOTE: To avoid "breakout" or splintering of cabinet back, don't press hard on drill. Use a sharp bit and let the bit do the work gradually.

At wall stud locations predrill 7/32" holes through Hang Rails on cabinet exterior.

Bottom Hang Rails:

  • Drill 2" up from bottom.

Top Hang Rails:

  • Drill 1" up from bottom.