ZKHSS2 Tubular Stainless Steel Handles
[STEP2 INSTALLHANDLEONTOPANELS
Drill Pilot Holes
, Heasure, mark and draw a line, !-!/8" from
the handle side edge, top to bottom.
, Hold the tubular handle against the appearance side,
centered top to bottom and on the marked line.
, Hark the screw hole locations at the center
of the handle attachment posts. Place the handle
over the marks to check again that the holes are
aligned to the handle posts.
, Center punch to mark the hole locations. Drill 7/32"
pilot holes from the appearance side and through
the entire panel thickness.
, Follow the same procedure to drill pilot holes
on the opposite door.
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Assemble Handles
, Place a handle standoff on each attachment post on
the handle. Position the screw hole on the standoff to
point to the floor.
, Install set screws into the bottom of each standoff,
using the Allen wrench provided. The standoff should
be tight against the handle.
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Secure Handles to Panels
, Use a 7/8" spade bit to drill !/2" to 9/!6" max. depth
into the back side of the panel. At this depth there
will be enough screw threads to engage the handle
on the appearance side. See the illustration below.
, Stand the panel up on the hinge side. Place a plastic
spacer into the 7/8" opening, then drop the screw
through the spacer.
7/32"
. Place the handle standoffs against the mounting
screws on the appearance side, then drive the top
screw partially into the standoff.
, Drive the next screw partially into the standoff.
Continue installing screws to the bottom location.
Alternate back to the top tightening screws one
at a time until the handle is tight against the panel.
Countersink
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