Cibo Vanity Cabinet - Drawer Front Adjustment

Vanity Unit Type A
Drawer Front Adjustment
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Special Notes
Vanities that are between two walls (or against a wall to the left or right)
It’s sometimes necessary to construct
the unit with a removable trimming piece
or ller on the side(s) of the cabinet.
This is to allow the installer to trim the
ller should the walls be out of level.
It also is necessary where drawers
are against a wall to prevent the
drawers scraping on the wall.
Units that are between two walls
even when check measured are
unlikely to t immediately.
The llers should be removed by
unscrewing the internal screws.
The llers can be trimmed with an
electric planer to ensure a snug t.
Once the llers have been trimmed,
they are simply reattached to the
vanity with the original screws.
1 Remove vanity drawer and cover
runners (refer to page 3).
2 Detach the chocks (melamine feet)
from the underside of the vanity
(if applicable). They are simply
pinned into the carcass and can be
removed with a chisel and pliers.
3 The unit is to be placed onto the
brackets. Calculate the nished
height of the basin and work space
out where the bottom of the unit will
be (in terms of height). The brackets
should be tted at this level.
4 Screw-x metal brackets to wall
making sure to x into studs
or ample support behind it.
5 Place vanity (without drawer, refer
page 2/3) onto metal brackets and
screw x the vanity to the wall.
6 Remove all debris from drilling
etc. in the vanity cavity; uncover
runners and replace drawer.
7 Seal around unit with silicone.
Vanity Units with a height less than 250mm
THESE UNITS ARE SUPPLIED WITH A PAIR
OF LARGE METAL ANGLED BRACKETS.
1 & 2 To raise the drawer front on the
runner, shift the grey clip towards
the back of the drawer.
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2
3 To change the tilt of the drawer front,
adjust the runners at the back.
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2
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