Remove Doors, Drawers and Roll-out Trays Remove doors, drawers and roll-out trays so they aren't in the way during clamping and attachment. Removal also makes the cabinets lighter to move. Label each piece with masking tape so you know where to reinstall. To Remove Doors: Figure 1 Depending on the door style, loosen or remove the Face Frame Screw(s) that hold Door Hinges. To Remove Drawers and Roll-Out Trays: Pull out to the stop, lift the front, then pull straight out. As it reaches stop, lower front then continue to pull forward. "Dry Fit" Cabinets Start in a corner first. If no corner is in the layout, start at an end of a row of cabinets. Carefully slide cabinets into position - don't attach or shim them at this time. This dry fit helps you "visualize" the layout. Check against the layout to confirm you have all cabinets needed. The Wall Outline you marked on the wall represent the widths of the cabinets at the front face frame. For example: a 36"-wide cabinet is 36"-wide across the face frame, and 3/18" or 1/4" per side narrower at the back. Check your cabinets to see what this dimension is and it should match the space between the cabinet end panel and the mark you put on the wall. This is also a good time to check to see how cabinets line-up for square in corner locations. Also check for drawer front clearances and any interference that might occur with drawer pull hardware, door knobs, or appliances. With the cabinets in place, you can see how important the Base Cabinet Level Line is. When installed, all cabinet tops must match this line exactly. IMPORTANT: If any cabinet is above the line, then the High Point is not correct. Don't install until you've found the High Point and redrawn the Base Cabinet Level Line and Wall Cabinet Level Line. If any cabinets are 3/4" or more below the line, build up that area with 1 x 2 furring strips. Blind Corner Cabinet Figure 2 If the corner has a Base Blind Corner, the dry fit is a good time to check the cabinet spacing from the corner wall. Dry fit the cabinets tightly together, starting at the end of the row of cabinets and butt against the Blind Corner Cabinet. Mark position where the end of the Blind Corner Cabinet is spaced away from the corner wall (see page 9, Figure 5).