Strasser Woodenworks 25.676 Instrukcja instalacji

25.676
Marka
Strasser Woodenworks
Model
25.676
Typ
Instrukcja instalacji
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Bathroom Cabinet
Installation & Care
Installing Vanities ....................................................................................................... 1
Montlake & Montlake View ........................................................................................ 1
Alki
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, Belltown, Newhalem, Birch Bay, Wallingford & Ravenna .......................................... 2
SoDo (wall mounted) ................................................................................................. 2
EuroLavs ................................................................................................................. 3
Installing Medicine Cabinets ......................................................................................... 4
Installing Wall Mirrors ................................................................................................. 7
Removing, Re-installing & Adjusting Doors and Drawers .................................................. 8
Removing & Re-installing Doors .................................................................................... 8
Adjusting Door Alignment ........................................................................................... 9
Removing & Re-installing Drawers .............................................................................. 10
Adjusting Drawer Face Alignment .............................................................................. 10
Installing Vanity Tops ................................................................................................ 11
Care & Cleaning ....................................................................................................... 12
If you have questions, call our customer service
Toll Free 1-800-445-0494, 7am - 4pm Pacific Coast Time.
Thank you for purchasing Strasser Woodenworks Products that are always
crafted in the USA for your bath.
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INSTALLING VANITIES ............................................................................................................
CAUTION! Always remove drawers and doors from your cabinets and and store them away from the work area
during installation (see page 7). This will make your cabinets lighter, easier to move and position, and safer to handle. Drawers
and doors can open unexpectedly and unbalance the cabinet while you are moving it, causing personal injury or damage to your
cabinet. Plus, drawer and door faces will be protected from damage during installation if stored away from your project. Damage
caused during installation is not covered by warranty.
The key to a good installation of any vanity or vanity ensemble is to understand that walls and floors are never exactly level,
plumb, or square.
Securing a vanity or ensemble to your walls is important. However, forcing a square cabinet to fit against not-so-square walls will
distort the cabinet frame and cause drawer and door hardware to mis-align and bind. Never close gaps by overly tightening the se-
curing screws. Always use shims between the cabinet and wall and floor where gaps exist before tightening securing screws. While
our hardware is adjustable to help compensate visually for some mis-alignment, the drawers may not open and close smoothly if
you don’t follow this basic proceedure.
Installing Montlake & Montlake View Vanities and Ensembles
Place your cabinet into approximate position.
If you are installing an ensemble of more than one piece, clamp components together
making sure that they are accurately mated
and the top edges are exactly aligned. Drill pilot
holes and screw components together. We recommend four screws per pairing.
Place the vanity or ensemble into it’s exact final position and level units with shimming underneath
where necessary.
Vanities must be secured to wall studs in at least two positions along the back and one in the side, if the side is against a wall.
Shim where necessary at securing points between wall and cabinet if the wall is not exactly straight or plumb.
Installing Montlake Linen Uppers
Linen Uppers are always packed “upside down” to prevent damage to the doors that overhang the frame. The doors will cover
the joint where the upper and lower units join. Cut away the box and remove inner wrappings. Remove all wood shipping sup-
ports leaving in place the 90° angle brackets. These brackets will fit inside the lower unit and will be used to secure the Linen
Upper to the Linen Lower. Remove the doors and place well away from your work area (see page 7).
Always have two people lift and position the Linen Upper onto the Linen Lower. Make sure connecting brackets clear Linen
Lower edges and fit into place. Adjust the two Linen halves to mate exactly. From inside the Linen Lower, carefully drill pilot
holes and secure brackets with provided screws.
Additionally, it is especially imperative that any tall cabinet – like a linen cabinet – must be secured to the wall.
Installation
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Installing SoDo Vanities & Drawer Banks
CAUTION! When mounting heavy fixtures onto a wall, extra care must be exercised to ensure a safe and durable
installation.
• ALWAYS use the Mounting Bar system to distribute the load evenly.
• ALWAYS use adequate fastening devices into adequate holding material.
• If you are not familiar with loads, holding materials, proper fastening devices/techniques; consult a professional.
These instructions are for installing your SoDo
wall-mount vanity or ensemble to a wall con-
structed of 2" X 4" wood studs covered with ½"
gypsum board/sheet rock. Any other installation
must be undertaken by a qualified construction
specialist with knowledge of your specific ap-
plication.
Install SoDo vanities and drawer banks using
5/16" X 3½" lag screws with washers (provided).
Lag screws must engage at least two wall studs
and the lag screws must not be more than 3"
from cabinet sides. Otherwise, a cross member
between wall studs should be installed and a
qualified contractor should be consulted for instal-
lation. (See illustration 1.)
Installing Alki
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, Belltown, Newhalem, Birch Bay, Wallingford & Ravenna Vanities and Linen Cabinets
Place the vanity or linen into it’s exact final position and level where necessary using the leveler feet.
Vanities must be secured to wall studs in at least two positions along the back and one in the side, if the
side is against a wall. Shim where necessary at securing points between wall and cabinet if the wall is not
exactly straight or plumb.
Additionally, it is especially imperative that any tall cabinet – like a linen cabinet – must be secured to the wall.
We include hardware for this but your specific installation may require different/additional anchoring.
Existing
wall studs
Top Rear Stretcher
Wood Mounting Bar
Bottom
Rear Stretcher
Installed cross member within wall
Illustration 1
Installation
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Serious or fatal crushing injuries can occur from a linen cabinet tipping over.
To help prevent tipover:
• Install provided tipover restraint
• Place heaviest items in the lower drawers
• Do not place heavy objects on top of this product
• Never allow children to climb or hang on drawers, doors or shelves
• Do not open more than one drawer at a time.
Use of tipover restraints may only reduce, but not eliminate, the risk of tipover.
We supply attachment hardware with your order but some applications may need different/additional hardware. Manufacturer assumes no liability for improper instal-
lation or excessive loads placed on screws, brackets or straps.
SPECIAL NOTE
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Determine final vanity cabinet top height (excluding counter top)
and center, and mark on wall. Measure down 5¼" to mark
where the beveled Mounting Bar top edge will be on your
wall.
(See illustration 2.)
Determine side-to-side vanity position on your wall. Mounting
lag screws for wood Mounting Bar and upper rear stretcher
must be within 3" of vanity sides and must engage stud centers
or an installed cross member.
Drill 3/8" holes into the wood mounting bar (to allow the 5/16"
lag screws to pull Mounting Bar snugly onto wall). Place the
Mounting Bar in position on the wall again and mark the wall
for drilling into wall studs. Drill 3/16" pilot holes into wall and wall studs for 5/16" lag screws. It is important to drill into stud
center. If installing an ensemble consisting of multiple components, carefully plan mounting bar placement for all cabinets first.
Secure the wood Mounting Bar(s) to the wall. Do not force the wood Mounting Bar to conform with a wall that is not perfectly
flat. Doing so will make it impossible to mate the cabinet to the Mounting Bar. Use shims where necessary. Hang the cabinet(s)
by mating the bevels of the Mounting Bar(s) and cabinet upper rear stretcher(s).
Secure the cabinet(s) to the wall with additional lag screws through the upper and lower rear stretchers. Drill pilot holes
through stretchers into stud centers. Enlarge holes slightly in stretchers so that tightening the lag screws will snug the stretchers
against the wall. Shim where necessary to compensate for a wall that is not flat or plumb. If mounting multiple components, drill
pilot holes and screw components together. We recommend four screws per pairing.
CAUTION! Never stand or sit on your wall mounted SoDo Vanity.
Installing EuroLavs
EuroLav sets are comprised of a base and a top.
Installing a EuroLav Style base is as simple as setting the cabinet in place and levelling with its leveler feet (Wallingford,
Ravenna) or shims (Montlake).
Place the basin top onto the base and check for fit against the wall. There is “play” intentionally built into the base-to-top fit al-
lowing movement to get the best top-to-wall fit. Most likely, you will need to adjust the fit by shimming between the top and the
base for the best fit. Check also that the top is level and shim accordingly. Once you are satisfied with the fit and positioning,
we recommend applying Silicone type bathroom caulk to make a permanent bond between basin and base.
EuroLavs must be secured to a wall stud. Shim if necessary between wall and cabinet if the wall is not exactly straight or plumb,
or if the base is not against the wall with proper basin top wall fit.
Re-install Doors and Drawers
Once your cabinets are in their final positions and secured, re-install and adjust doors and drawers according to directions on
pages (see page 7)
Installation
5¼"
Vanity center line
Final vanity cabinet top position
(excluding counter top)
Illustration 2
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Installation
INSTALLING MEDICINE CABINETS .........................................................................................
CAUTION! Always remove doors from your cabinets
during installation (see page 7) and store them away from the
work area. This will make your cabinets lighter, easier to move
and position, and safer to handle. Doors open unexpectedly and
unbalance the cabinet while you are moving it, causing personal
injury or damage to your cabinet. Plus, door faces will be protected from damage during installation if stored away from your
project. Take special care to not damage mirrors: store doors with glass side toward a wall. Damage caused during installation
is not covered by warranty.
Whether you have a medicine cabinet with traditional lights, LED light bar or just a crown molding top,
the mounting process is the same. The overall height will differ so consider that in your planning.
Our medicine cabinet mounting system
is easy to use, convenient
and very strong.
Determine the desired
location of the
medicine cabinet box
(before lights or crown
molding are installed)
and mark the wall, with
a pencil, at top center
of the cabinet box.
(See illustration 1.)
Measure down 3¾"
and make a level
horizontal line. The top
edge of the mounting
bar will be at this line.
Locate wall studs. Use two to four large (min. 3") screws to secure the mounting bar to the wall. Pre-drill screw holes in the
bar slightly larger than the screws being used so that tightening them will snug the mounting bar against the wall. Run screws
through bar, sheetrock and well into studs. If you are not familiar with types of screws, load, or how to do this for your specific
application; ask a construction professional. Do not force the wood Mounting Bar to conform with a wall that is not perfectly
flat. Doing so will make it impossible to mate the cabinet to the Mounting Bar. Use shims where necessary.
Place medicine cabinet against the wall and slide down until the medicine cabinet’s rear stretcher mates with
the installed mounting bar.
Rear
stretcher
Mounting
Bar
Wall
Elec.
box
Traditional lights
shown
3¾"
Crown
Light
housing
3¾"
Center line
Medicine cabinet "box" top position
(before installing lights or crown)
Illustration 1
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Top center of
medicine cabinet box
¾"
3½" (traditional lights)
2½" (LED lights)
varies with medicine
cabinet width
Illustration 1
Light globes fit over the porcelain
sockets and are held in place with
supplied metal nuts.
Crown
Light
housing
Electrical for Medicine Cabinets
You are either installing your medicine cabinet with lights or
without. If without, simply secure the crown to the top of the
cabinet.
If your medicine cabinet has lights, have your electrician
mount an electrical junction box so that power will be
available as indicated by the gray area in the illustration to
the right. (See illustration 1.)
Traditional lights: Attach the light housing to the medicine cabinet box securely with screws.
Slide the lighting fixture into the housing as shown and secure with the supplied angle pieces.
Traditional light fixtures use candelabra base bulbs available in a variety of
wattages and types. We recommend dimmable LED bulbs and your personal
taste will dictate the wattage you choose. You may also use standard incadescent
bulbs but do not exceed 40 watt rating. Be sure to use bulbs rated for “base up”
applications.
LED lighting: Attach the light housing to the medicine cabinet box securely with screws. Slide the threaded support posts of
the LED lightbar through the keyed square trim pieces and into the two holes in the light housing. Secure with supplied washers
and nuts. Power is supplied by the accompanying LED driver, which is wired into your installed switched junction box.
Your electrician can now connect the light fixture wiring at the electric junction box according to code. Then secure the crown
onto the light housing and you’re finished.
Installation
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Installing Recessed Medicine Cabinets
The rough opening for 20" wide recessed medicine cabinets is 19¼" wide by 29¾" high; for the 15¼" wide model the rough
opening is 14½" wide by 29¾" high. The rough opening must be at least 4" deep. The opening should be framed in for
strength and to provide for cabinet attachment.
The cabinet box must be level for proper door operation.
Changing your medicine cabinet's door swing
For Tri-View
& Single-Door(surface
or recessed)
Medicine Cabinets:
To change the door swing from right-
to-left to left-to-right or vice versa,
simple rotate the cabinet body
180 degrees and hang
on your wall.
Installation
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Illustration 1
Our mirror mounting system is easy to use, convenient, and
very secure.
Determine the desired location of the mirror and mark the
wall at top center of the mirror. (See Illustration 1.)
Measure “X” on your mirror. (See Illustration 2.)
Measure down “X” on your wall from the mark designating
mirror top center. Using a level, mark the positions of the
cleat mounting holes as shown in Illustration 3.
Screw cleat half B to the wall. If you are not familiar with
types of screws, load, or how to do this for your specific
application; ask at a home center.
1½" 1½"
X"
Illustration 3
1½" 1½"
X"
Back of
mirror frame
Illustration 2
Cleat half (A)
Cleat half (B)
Back of mirror
Cleat half (A)
attached to
mirror frame
Wall
Mirror
Cleat half (B)
screws to wall
INSTALLING MIRRORS ...........................................................................................................
Installation
Because our Newhalem mirror is large and heavy, you must be certain to attached the mounting cleats to wall studs. The mirror-side
cleat halves will likely need to be moved from their positions as shipped to mate with the wall-side halves.
Do not try to hang your Newhalem mirror using "molly," toggle or other drywall anchor devices. If you are not familiar with loads,
holding materials, proper fastening devices/techniques; consult a professional.
Installing Newhalem Mirrors .........................................................................................................
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To remove doors, loosen screw indicated on both
hinges of a door at least 2 full turns. Slide door outward
as shown and disengage.
To re-install doors, simply reverse the removal process.
Tighten screws part way, adjust door position, and tighten
the screws securely.
Installation
REMOVING AND RE-INSTALLING DOORS with 6-way Adjustable Hinges ..................................
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Adjusting door up & down
Loosen indicated screws on both
hinges to adjust door up/down.
Never adjust one hinge without also
adjusting the other hinge.
Note: you may need to tap hinge
hardware up or down as it may be
stuck to cabinet finish initially.
Adjusting door left & right
Simply turn indicated screw to adjust
door left/right.
Adjusting door in & out
Loosen indicated screw ½ turn and
adjust door in/out. Then tighten.
Note: as the door
corner at the hinge
moves in one direction,
the diagonally opposite
corner moves in the
other direction.
Installation
video
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video on this topic. Go to strasserwood.com
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ADJUSTING DOOR FACE ALIGNMENT ...................................................................................
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To remove a drawer, open the drawer,
reach under it and pull the release levers
toward the drawer front. The drawer is now
released from the glides. Pull the drawer
box toward you and upward to remove.
To replace, simply set the drawer box onto
the rails and push closed. Drawer will auto-
matically re-engage with the glides.
To adjust drawer face alignment begin by
setting the micro adjusters to their middle
position as shown. This will allow you to
fine-tune the face position later.
Then, loosen the two indicated screws
inside the drawer box slightly and move the
face to the desired position. Once you are
satisfied, tighten all of these screws on all
drawers.
Finally, screw the provided set screws into
the small holes beneath the adjusting screws
to “lock” the position of the faces relative to
the drawer boxes.
Fine tune with the micro adjusters. Each one
will raise or lower one side of drawer front.
Micro
Adjusters
Drawer Face
Adjusting Screws
Set Screw Holes
Release
Levers
Installation
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REMOVING & RE-INSTALLING DRAWERS .............................................................................
ADJUSTING DRAWER FACE ALIGNMENT ..............................................................................
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Strasser Woodenworks offers two types of tops to complement our vanities: classic granite and quartz with installed under-
mount basins and vitreous china one-piece tops with integral basins. The installation procedure for either is the same.
Keep in mind that all tops are heavy but the stone tops are extremely heavy. Two installers will be required to lift and place
the top!
Ensure that your vanity installation has been completed and that your vanity is properly and solidly shimmed and attached so
that the top edges are level and flat. All bottom edges or legs must be in solid contact with the floor. A low corner or edge
could lead to cracking of the top over time.
Place the top onto sawhorses or other solid support and install your faucet set(s) while you can still easily access the underside.
Then set the top onto the vanity to make sure everything clears. For example, will you be able to connect supply lines? Now is
the time to check! Remove the top and make any modifications to your vanity or structure before proceeding.
Once you are satisfied of the fit and clearances, you are ready to install your top permanently. Remove any dust, dirt and burrs
from the vanity top edges and apply a bead of silicone caulk to all edges that will be in contact with the top. The silicone will
make a flexible support to help distribute weight evenly. Set the top in place, trying to disturb the caulk as little as possible.
CAUTION! Keep your hands and fingers away from the gap under the top as you lower it onto the vanity. Make a
final check for fit and you're finished except for installing backsplash and side splash pieces if being used in your application.
INSTALLING VANITY TOPS .....................................................................................................
Installation
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CARE AND CLEANING ...............................................................................................................
Care & Cleaning
Vanities & Other Cabinets
To clean your vanity, simply wipe down your vanity with a damp soft cloth and, only if necessary, a small amount of non-
bleach, non-abrasive household cleanser. Treat your Strasser Woodenworks vanity like any other piece of furniture.
• Never use any abrasives or abrasive cleansers on your Strasser Woodenworks cabinets
• Never use a scouring pad or sponge.
• Never use bleach, solvents (like nail polish remover), or harsh cleaners on your cabinets.
• Clean mirrors with a glass cleaner that does not contain ammonia or vinegar and use only on glass surfaces
• Never use a glass cleaner on finished frames of mirrors, medicine cabinet mirror door frames, or any other
non-glass surfaces of your Strasser Woodenworks cabinets! Doing so will, over time, damage the finish.
• Never leave standing water on the floor in contact with your vanity base or legs.
• Do not leave wet linen in contact with finished wood surfaces for long periods of time
Stone and Vitreous China Tops
Granite and quartz surfaces are tough but will scratch or can become dulled with use of abrasive pads and/or
scouring cleaners.
China tops are very resistant to staining but will still dull over time if harsh scouring cleansers and pads are used.
For routine cleaning, simply wipe down your vanity top with a damp cloth or paper towel and, if necessary, a small amount
of non-bleach, non-abrasive household cleanser.
• Wipe up spills as soon as possible, even though stone surfaces resists permanent staining. For stubborn or dried spills,
use a nonabrasive cleaning pad with a glass & surface cleaner or comparable cleaning product.
• Never stand or sit on a stone or china top. Applying an uneven pressure to tops may cause cracking!
• Never pour boiling or very hot water into a ceramic basin or onto a ceramic top. Doing so will crack the basin or top.
• Be careful to not drop heavy objects onto china tops or into basins.
• Avoid using cleaners that contain bleach on stone tops.
• Avoid exposing stone surfaces to strong chemicals and solvents.
• Keep away nail polish remover, bleach, bluing, permanent markers or inks from your stone vanity tops.
Clean any stains immediately. If they persist, moisten a cloth with Goo Gone®, or a comparable product, and rub into
the stain. Rinse thoroughly with warm water to remove any cleaner residue.
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Strasser Woodenworks 25.676 Instrukcja instalacji

25.676
Marka
Strasser Woodenworks
Model
25.676
Typ
Instrukcja instalacji
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