Kitchen Range. Customer Care Guide Receiving and Installing your New Framed Kitchen. inspiration for your kitchen

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1 Kitchen Range Customer Care Guide Receiving and Installing your New Framed Kitchen inspiration for your kitchen

2 Contents Section : Section : Section 3: Section 4: Section 5: Section 6: Section 7: Section 8: Section 9: Your Guide to Components Received Fittings Guide Handy Hints on Preparation and Installation Installation Sequence Finishing Touches- Show End Fitting Finishing Touches- Door Installation Section 0: Caring for your Kitchen Section : Pilot drilling Packer Positions Tandembox Drawers Frame fixing Important Information Key Unit Dimensions Before you install your Kitchen, please read the Home Delivered Products leaflet as it is used in conjunction with this guide. This leaflet has been included with this guide. Note: It is not advisable to fit timber doors in newly constructed or recently plastered rooms. A high moisture content in the environment may cause the doors to swell and split. It is recoended that doors are stored outside the kitchen until the room has dried out thoroughly. Wickes Customer Service Our advisors at our National Customer Service Centre are dedicated to helping you to make your project a success. If you need any additional support please contact us on *. We are open: Monday - Friday: 9am -5:30pm * For training purposes and security, our calls may be recorded. ins piration for your home

3 Section : Your Guide to Components Received Many items ordered in the Wickes stores are made up of a number of components. This is a guide to the components you will receive. The drawing and description on the left is how the item was ordered. On the right is how the components will be shipped. Note: Certain items, Pelmet, Cornice, Plinth, Tongue and Groove End Panels and Worktops, are supplied overlength to allow clean cutting to size. Ordered Item: Component Received: Important: Small items such as handles, small gallery rails and screw packs for cornice and pelmets are packed in the small parts box/bag that comes with your delivery. Cabinet Component Colour: The cabinets are supplied in an off-white coloured board. Due to variations in supply, the colour of the component panels may be slightly different even within a single unit. Base Units Carcase Fascia Handles Hinge And Additional Highline Assembly Instructions and fittings contained in this pack. Items 300 Highline Base 400 Highline Base 500 Highline Base 600 Highline Base (NRLZB3) 300 Base Carcase (NRLZB4) 400 Base Carcase (NRLZB5) 500 Base/Sink Carcase (NRLZB6) 600 Base/Sink /Hob Carcase (F3) 300 Highline Fascia (F4) 400 Highline Fascia (F5) 500 Highline Fascia (F6) 600 Highline Fascia Pair plus 800 Highline Base 000 Highline Base (NRLZB8) 800 Base/Sink /Hob Carcase (NRLZB0) 000 Base/Sink /Hob Carcase x (F4) 400 Highline Fascia x (F5) 500 Highline Fascia Pairs plus 800 Highline Corner Base 000 Highline Corner Base (NRLZB8) 800 Base/Sink /Hob Carcase (NRLZB0) 000 Base/Sink /Hob Carcase (F4) 400 Highline Fascia (F5) 500 Highline Fascia Pair plus BCF 735 Base Corner Post Base Units Drawerline Carcase Assembly Instructions and fittings contained in this pack. Fascia Single Drawer And Packer Sets Handles Hinge And Additional Items 300 Drawerline Base (NRLZB3) 300 Base Carcase (FB3) 300 Drawerline Fascia x 300 (GRLDS3TF) 400 Drawerline Base (NRLZB4) 400 Base Carcase (FB4) 400 Drawerline Fascia x 400 (GRLDS4TF) Pair plus 500 Drawerline Base (NRLZB5) 500 Base/Sink Carcase (FB5) 500 Drawerline Fascia x 500 (GRLDS5TF) 600 Drawerline Base (NRLZB6) 600 Base/Sink /Hob Carcase (FB6) 600 Drawerline Fascia x 600 (GRLDS6TF) 800 Drawerline Base 000 Drawerline Base (NRLZB8) 800 Base/Sink /Hob Carcase (NRLZB0) 000 Base/Sink /Hob Carcase x (FB4) 400 Drawerline Fascia x (FB5) 500 Drawerline Fascia x 400 (GRLDS4TF) x 500 (GRLDS5TF) 4 Pairs plus 800 Drawerline Corner Base 000 Drawerline Corner Base (NRLZB8) 800 Base/Sink /Hob Carcase (NRLZB0) 000 Base/Sink /Hob Carcase (FB4) 400 Drawerline Fascia (FB5) 500 Drawerline Fascia x 400 (GRLDS4TF) x 500 (GRLDS5TF) Pair plus BCF 735 Base Corner Post 500 Drawerline Sink 600 Drawerline Sink/Hob (NRLZB5) 500 Base/Sink Carcase (NRLZB6) 600 Base/Sink /Hob Carcase (FB5) 500 Drawerline Fascia (FB6) 600 Drawerline Fascia Pair plus 800 Drawerline Sink/Hob 000 Drawerline Sink/Hob (NRLZB8) 800 Base/Sink /Hob Carcase (NRLZB0) 000 Base/Sink /Hob Carcase x (FB4) 400 Drawerline Fascia x (FB5) 500 Drawerline Fascia x 400 (GRLDS4TF) x 500 (GRLDS5TF) 4 Pairs plus Base Units Carcase Fascia Drawer And Handles Hinge And Additional Drawer Pack, Pan Drawer and Belfast Sink Assembly Instructions and fittings contained in this pack. Packer Sets Items 300 Drawer Pack 500 Drawer Pack (NRLZD3) 300 Drawer Carcase (NRLZD5) 500 Drawer Carcase (FD3) 300 Drawer Pack Fascia (FD5) 500 Drawer Pack Fascia x 300 (GRLDP3TF) Drawer Pack Set and Packers x 500 (GRLDP5TF) Drawer Pack Set and Packers Pan Drawer (NRLPZD6) 600 Drawer Carcase (FPD6) 600 Pan Drawer Fascia x 600 (GRLPD6TF) Pan Drawer Set and Packers Pan Drawer (NRLZPDBU9) 900 Pan Drawer/ Under Oven Cabinet (FPD9) 900 Pan Drawer Fascia x (GRLPD9T) 900 Pan Drawer Set 6/ Drawer Curved Drawer Unit (NRLZPDBU9) 900 Pan Drawer/ Under Oven Cabinet (FPD9C) Curved 900 Pan Drawer Fascia x (GRLPD93CT) Curved Pan Drawer Set 6/3 600 Belfast Sink Unit With Framed Door (BSSU6) 600 Belfast Sink Carcase (FCH) 437 x 600 Fascia Pair plus 3

4 Ordered Item: Base Units Butler Sink Units, Built-Under Oven Units Component Received: Carcase Assembly Instructions and fittings contained in this pack. Fascia Handles Hinge And Appliances 600 Wide Butler Sink For 8 Thick Worktops (NRZLBSSU6) 600 Butler Sink Support Unit x (IN0) 0 x 596 Filler x (FCH) 437 x 596 Fascia Pair plus 600 Wide Butler Sink For 38 Thick Worktops (NRLZBSSU6) 600 Butler Sink Support Unit x ( FBU6 ) 3 x 596 Filler x (FCH) 437 x 596 Fascia Pair plus 600 Under Oven Housing (NRLZBU6) 600 Under Oven Carcase (FBU6) 3 x 600 Fascia 600 Single Oven (IN44) 44 x 896 Filler 900 Under Oven Housing (NRLZPDBU9) 900 Pan Drawer/ Under Oven Carcase (FBU9) 03 x 896 Drawer Fascia (Stainless Steel Effect Only) Includes Drawer Box 900 Single Oven Base Units 95 Corner Base Units Carcase Assembly Instructions and fittings contained in this pack. Fascia Handles Hinge And Additional Items Highline 'L' Shape Corner Base 95 Corner Base Carcase (NRLZCB9/ )Pack -Ends & Back (NRLZCB9/) Pack -Shelf Pack x (F3F) 300 Highline Fascia Use hinges supplied in carcase pack. (BCF) 735 Base Corner Post Highline 'L' Shape Corner Base With Carousel 95 Corner Base Carcase (NRLZCB9/ )Pack -Ends & Back (NRLZCB9/) Pack -Shelf Pack x (F3F) 300 Highline Fascia Use hinges supplied in carcase pack. x ¾ Carousel (BCF) 735 Base Corner Post Drawerline 'L' Shape Corner Base 95 Corner Base Carcase (NRLZCB9/ )Pack -Ends & Back (NRLZCB9/) Pack -Shelf Pack x (FB3F) 300 Highline Fascia Use hinges supplied in carcase pack. (BCF) 735 Base Corner Post Drawerline 'L' Shape Corner Base With Carousel 95 Corner Base Carcase (NRLZCB9/ )Pack -Ends & Back (NRLZCB9/) Pack -Shelf Pack x (FB3F) 300 Highline Fascia Use hinges supplied in carcase pack. x ¾ Carousel (BCF) 735 Base Corner Post Wall Units Carcase Assembly Instructions and fittings contained in this pack. Fascia Handles Hinge And Additional Items 300 Wall Unit 400 Wall Unit 500 Wall Unit (NRLZW3) 300 x 735 Wall Carcase (NRLZW4) 400 x 735 Wall Carcase (NRLZW5) 500 x 735 Wall Carcase (F3) 300 Highline Fascia (F4) 400 Highline Fascia (F5) 500 Highline Fascia Pair plus 600 Wall Unit (NRLZW6) 600 x 735 Wall Carcase (F6) 600 Highline Fascia 800 Wall Unit 000 Wall Unit (NRLZW8) 800 x 735 Wall Carcase (NRLZW0) 000 x 735 Wall Carcase x (F4) 400 Highline Fascia x (F5) 500 Highline Fascia Pairs plus 600 x 94 Cooker Hood Bridging Unit (NRLZCH) 600 x 94 Wall Carcase (FAH) 90 x 600 Door Fascia Pair plus 600 x 44 Cooker Hood Bridging Unit (NRLZCH6) 600 x 44 Wall Carcase (FCH) 437 x 600 Door Fascia Pair plus 900 x 367 Feature Bridging Unit (MHF9) 900 x 367 Wall Cabinet (FMHF9) 363 x 896 Feature Door Fascia 900 Mid Height Feature Bridging Unit With Aluminium Feature Door (MHF9) 900 x 367 Wall Cabinet (FMH9GDA) 363 x 896 Aluminium Feature Door Fascia Included with Fascia Pack of Stays (KQQSP) Certain ranges only 65 Corner Wall Unit (NRLZCW6) 65 x 735 Corner Wall Carcase (F4) 400 Highline Fascia Pair plus Corner Wall Filler (Pair) (Certain ranges only) 600 Corner Wall Unit (NRLZW6) 600 x 735 Wall Cabinet (F3F) 300 Highline Fascia (MWC) Conversion Kit Note: Doors with fixed frame use the hinges supplied with the cabinet, if the door and frame are separate, please use the additional hinges supplied separately. 4 ins piration for your home

5 Ordered Item: Tall Units Larders & Appliance Housings Component Received: Carcase Assembly Instructions and fittings contained in this pack. Fascia Handles Hinge And Additional Items And Appliance T ype 500 Larder 600 Larder TAE6- Pair of Oven Ends* (NRLZHP5) 500 Larder/ Appliance TAE6- Pair of Oven Ends* (NRLZHP6) 600 Larder/ Appliance (FL5F) 39 x 496 Fascia (F5F) 500 Highline Fascia (FL6F) 39 x 596 Fascia (F6F) 600 Highline Fascia Use 3 pairs of hinges supplied in carcase pack. 300 Larder With Pull-Out Rack (TLEP) Larder Decorative Ends (NRLZHP3) 300 Larder (FL3F) 39 x 96 Door Fascia (F3F) 300 Highline Fascia 300 Pull-Out Rack Standard Pull-Out Rack 300 Larder With Softclose Pull-Out Rack (TLEP) Larder Decorative Ends (NRLZHP3) 300 Larder (FL3F) 39 x 96 Door Fascia (F3F) 300 Highline Fascia 300 Pull-Out Rack Softclose 500 Larder With Standard Pull-Out Rack (TLEP) Larder Decorative Ends (NRLZHP5) 500 Larder (FL5F) 39 x 496 Door Fascia (F5F) 500 Highline Fascia 500 Pull-Out Rack Standard 500 Larder With Softclose Pull-Out Rack (TLEP) Larder Decorative Ends (NRLZHP5) 500 Larder (FL5F) 39 x 496 Door Fascia (F5F) 500 Highline Fascia 500 Pull-Out Rack Softclose 500 Larder With Swing-Out Rack (TLEP) Larder Decorative Ends (NRLZHP5) 500 Larder (FL5F) 39 x 496 Door Fascia (F5F) 500 Highline Fascia Swing-Out Rack Tall Mondo Corner Unit Tall Mondo Mechanism x (FL3F) 39 x 96 Door Fascia x (F3F) 300 Highline Fascia TMF Tall Mondo Filler Kit Tall Appliance Housing Type 'A' TAE6- Pair of Oven Ends* (NRLZHP6) 600 Larder/ Appliance (F6) 600 Highline Fascia (FBU6) 3 x 600 Fascia (FAH) 584 x 600 Fascia Pairs plus Single Oven Tall Appliance Housing Type 'B' TAE6- Pair of Oven Ends* (NRLZHP6) 600 Larder/ Appliance (FCH) 437 x 600 Fascia (FBU6) 3 x 600 Fascia (FAH) 584 x 600 Fascia Pairs plus Double Ovens Tall Appliance Housing Type 'C' TAE6- Pair of Oven Ends* (NRLZHP6) 600 Larder/ Appliance (FCH) 437 x 600 Fascia (IN0) 0 x 600 Fascia (FCH) 437 x 600 Fascia Pairs plus Upper Aperture- Microwave Lower Aperture- Single Oven No te: Doors with fixed frame use the hinges supplied with the cabinet, if the door and frame are separate, please use the additional hinges supplied separately. supplied with Decorative Ends. Please read the appliance manufacturer's installation instructions before assembling the Appliance Housing. All Tall Units are 5

6 Ordered Item: Tall Units Appliance Housings continued Component Received: Carcase Assembly Instructions and fittings contained in this pack. Fascia Handles Hinge And Additional Items And Appliance T ype Tall Appliance Housing Type 'D' TAE6- Pair of Oven Ends* (NRLZHP6) 600 Larder/ Appliance (FAH) 90 x 600 Fascia (IN0) 0 x 600 Fascia (FCH) 437 x 600 Fascia Pairs plus Upper Aperture- Single Oven Lower Aperture- Single Oven Tall Appliance Housing Type 'E' TAE6- Pair of Oven Ends* (NRLZHP6) 600 Larder/ Appliance (FAH) 584 x 600 Fascia (FAH3F) 05 x 596 Door Fascia (FCH) 437 x 600 Fascia 3 Pairs plus Use pair of hinges supplied in carcase pack. Larder Fridge or Freezer Tall Appliance Housing Type 'F' TAE6- Pair of Oven Ends* (NRLZHP6) 600 Larder/ Appliance x (FAH3F) 05 x 596 Door Fascia Use pairs of hinges supplied in carcase pack. Larder Fridge and Freezer or Fridge/Freezer Tall Appliance Housing Type 'G TAE6- Pair of Oven Ends* (NRLZHP6) 600 Larder/ Appliance (FL6F) 39 x 596 Fascia (F6F) 600 Highline Fascia Use 3 pairs of hinges supplied in carcase pack. Fridge/Freezer No te: Doors with fixed frame use the hinges supplied with the cabinet, if the door and frame are separate, please use the additional hinges supplied separately. All Tall Units are supplied with Decorative Ends. Please read the appliance manufacturer's installation instructions before assembling the Appliance Housing. Feature Units Carcase Assembly Instructions and fittings contained in this pack. Fascia / F rame Drawer And Packer Sets Handles Hinge And Additional Items / Optional Extras Dresser (DCT) 500 Dresser/Tambour Cabinet (FDR) 500 Dresser Fascia x 500 (GRLDR5TF) Dresser Drawer Set Pair plus x (GS3) Glass Shelf 500 Open Base Display Unit (BDU5) 500 Open Base Display Carcase (FWBU5) 500 Wicker Basket Unit Fascia x 500 (GRLDS5TF) Single Drawer Set 500 Open Base Display Unit With Wicker Basket (BDU5) 500 Open Base Display Carcase (FWBU5) 500 Wicker Basket Unit Fascia x 500 (GRLDS5TF) Single Drawer Set x 500 Wicker Baskets 50 Pull-Out Base Unit (not available all ranges) (NRLZPO5) 50 Pull-Out Cabinet (FP5) 50 Pull-Out Cabinet Pull Out Wirework Tray Unit (not available all ranges) (NRLZPO5) 50 Pull-Out Cabinet (TUF) Tray Unit Frame Single Tray (ST) 500 Glass Peninsular Unit (ODU5) 500 Open Display Peninsular Carcase x (F5G) 500 Glass Fascia Pairs plus x (GS) Glass Shelf 500 Mixed Peninsular Unit (ODU5) 500 Open Display Peninsular Carcase x (F5G) 500 Glass Fascia x(f5) 500 Fascia Pairs plus x (GS) Glass Shelf 500 Standard Peninsular Unit (ODU5) 500 Open Display Peninsular Carcase x (F5) 500 Fascia Pairs plus 6 ins piration for your home

7 Items Packed With All Necessary Components Styles vary by range eature Units Feature Units Feature Items Feature Items Feature Units Feature Units (CAN) 800 / 900 / 000 Traditional Canopy Recoended Appliance- Electrolux Extractor EFG 50 or AEG Extractor 59D (WSUF) Wall End Wing Unit -Square shelves with frame Decor Glass Wall End Universal (TCU6) Decor Glass Dresser End Left Hand (DDPGL) (WP) 795 Wall Pilaster (BP) 870/890 Base Pilaster (TP) 400 Tall Pilaster (Certain Ranges) 735 x 337 Wall Decor End (Not available in all ranges) 795 x 337 Wall Decor End (Not available in all ranges) 890 x 600 Base Decor End (Not available in all ranges) (BSUF) Base End Wing Unit -Square shelves with frame Decor Glass Dresser End Right Hand (DDPGR) (DP) 83 Dresser Pilaster 83 x 337 Dresser Decor End (Not available in all ranges) 400 x 600 Tall Decor End (Not available in all ranges) Other Items Available As Optional Extras Options Packed In Separate Boxes: eature Units Frames Accessories For F eature Units Coents (ODU3) 300 Open Base & Wall Unit (ODF3) Frame For 300 Open Unit (GRO) Gallery Rail For Open Units ( pair) (CF) Corner Frets (WRS) Wine Rack With Scallops (GRO) Gallery Rail For Open Units ( pair) (WRS) Wine Rack With Scallops (ODU5) 500 Open Base & Wall Unit (GRO) Gallery Rail For Open Units ( pair) (CF) Corner Frets x (GS) Glass Shelf For 500 Open Shelf (F5G) 500 Glass Door Handle supplied separately Pair Hinges plus (PRG) Plate Rack and Gallery Rail (WRG) Wine Rack and Gallery Rail (ODF5) Frame For 500 Open Unit (GRO) Gallery Rail For Open Units ( pair) (PRG) Plate Rack and Gallery Rail Gallery Rail not supplied with all ranges. (WRG) Wine Rack and Gallery Rail Gallery Rail not supplied with all ranges. (GRO) Gallery Rail For Open Units ( pair s) Dresser includes (GRLDR5TF) Drawer and Handle (DCT) 500 Dresser/Tambour Cabinet With Full Width Drawer (FDRD) Frame For 500 Dresser With Drawer Only (CF) Corner Frets (GS3) Glass Shelves For Dresser Dresser includes (GRLDR5TF) Drawer and Handle Dresser includes (GRLDR5TF) Drawer and Handle (WR)50 Wine Rack (SD) Pack of 5 Spice Drawers (BSU) 300 Base/ Wall End Wing Unit (BGR) Left-hand Cornice for Quad Unit (BGR) Right-hand Cornice for Quad Unit (BGR) Pelmet for Quad Unit (BGR) Plinth for Quad Unit Doors with fixed frame use the hinges supplied with the cabinet, if the door and frame are separate, please use the additional hinges supplied separately. Certain items, Pelmet, Cornice, Plinth, Tongue and Groove End Panel are supplied overlength to allow clean cutting to size. 7

8 Section : Fittings Guide Shown on this page are illustrations of the fittings that are used in assembling your new kitchen. All the fittings included with each unit will be on this page. Refer to the illustrations in the assembly instructions to determine which is the correct list for that unit. Please study this list so as you will recognise the fittings as you open the boxes. Most items are not shown full size, however, Ref. No. Cam Permafix Block 5404 Item Ref. Ref. No. Item No. Item Mini-fix Bolt Dowel Jointing Plate Universal Fixing Bracket the screws are shown approximately full size. Not all of these parts will be used in every kitchen. Refer to the Assembly Leaflets for actual number and types of fittings required for each unit or housing. If it is necessary for you to telephone the customer service team, please limit confusion by referring to the parts by the name and reference number (i.e. Ref.54076) shown. Ref. No. 567 Item Soft-close Buffer 00 Hinge Soft-close Buffer 70 Hinge 5405 Metal Shelf Support 5404 Wall Hanging Plate 543 Glass Shelf Support 5403 Wall Hanging Bracket LH-546 RH-547 Screw-on Half Block 5408 Bracket Soft-close Buffer Framed Hinge 569 Door\Drawer Buffer Euro Screw Wall Hanging Bracket Cover LH-548 RH x 3 Frame Door Buffer Bracket x x x x 7 Leg socket 540 Tandem F ascia Bracket x 3 Adjustable Leg 5400 Tandem Dresser Drawer Runner (P air) 504 Plinth Clip x 5 Tandem Dresser Drawer Side (P air) 4.5 x 45 Carcase Screw x 55 Carcase Screw 5098 Carcase Connecting Bolt 5358 Tandem Drawer Bracket (P LH-5359 RH-5360 Tandem P an Drawer Bracket 5363 Aluminium F eature Door Stay air) LH-5387 RH-5388 Tandem Drawer Runner (P LH-5390 RH-539 Tandem Cover (P air) LH-5366 RH Hinge Arm Cover Cap 556 Hinge Plate air) LH-5385 RH-5386 Tandem Drawer Side (P air) LH-5380 RH Hinge Arm Cover Cap 555 Framed Hinge Plate Cover Cap 540 Tandem Pan Drawer Box Side 5384 Tandem Pan Drawer Gallery Rail Aluminium F eature Door Hinge º Hinge Framed Hinge º Hinge 56 8 ins piration for your home

9 Section 3: Pilot drilling For frames with separately opening fascias ONLY Please Note: If units are to be fitted with fascias where the doors and frames fixed together, do not pilot drill the carcase for these units. For units with frames that are separate from the fascias, it is recoended that the end panels and mullions of the units are pilot drilled or marked with a bradawl where indicated with arrows in the illustration. The mullion needs to be drilled on both sides. The second position 64 up and down from these holes can be used if it is necessary to move the fixing bracket. For Base Units, the frame should be fitted flush at the bottom of the Base Unit which will leave a 4 gap at the top. For Wall Units and Dressers, the frame should be fitted centrally on the unit which will leave a gap at the top and Bottom. For Appliance Housings and Larders, the frames should be fitted flush at the bottom but a gap should be left at the top. If required, the position of the extra hole can be taken by measuring the frame to be fitted in that position. For the 300 Pull-out Larder, leave a gap between the frames. All Wall Units Dresser Appliance Housings and Larders Wall mullion Front Top 7 (35 door) All Base Units Base mullion Top (584 door) 367 (437 door) 39 (437 door) 386 (584 door) 533 (73 door) (73 door) 0 (90 door) Drilling Dimensions

10 Section 4: Packer Positions Tandembox Drawers Packer Locations- Only the left side is shown. The right side is a mirror image. The packers must be fitted the correct way up so please make sure that the holes at the top of the packer are down as shown. All dimensions are given in millimetres () and are to the centre of the mounting holes. Please Note- On the Pan Drawer and 4-Drawer packs, it is difficult to fix the bracket for fixing the frame if the bottom runner is fitted. Use the lower bracket position on the Frame and fit the bottom runner after the Frame has been fitted. Drawerline Unit Front LH-5390; RH Ref. No Pan Drawer Pack x4 x4 4.5 x 3 Ref. No. 506 x4 Ref. No Drawer Pack x8 x6 Ref. No x 3 Ref. No. 506 x Ref. No x8 x6 Ref. No x 3 Ref. No. 506 x6 Ref. No ins piration for your home

11 Crossrail Packer For A Drawerline Unit Please Note- The Centre Drawer Rail must be fitted in the position shown here. Before attaching the drawer runners to the packers, drill through the packer where shown and fix the packer to the mullion with a 3 screw as shown. x x Dresser Unit Please Note- The packer for the Dresser is fitted on top of the bottom panel. It may be easier to locate the packer by temporarily putting the bottom panel into position and fixing the packer above it. Mullion Centre Drawer Rail Drawer Runner Position x x 3 x x 3 x 6 x 'L'; x 'R' 0 x / runner 0 Drill and fit a 4.5 x 3 screw in the position shown. x 4

12 Section 5: Frame fixing Please Note: The brackets used to fix the frame to the carcase are designed to grip the frame as they are screwed to the carcase side panel. See details on the previous page about pilot drilling the carcase. Carcase No Power Screwdrivers Do Not Use A Power Screwdriver For This Step. Frame Frame Single Door Wall Units Wall Units x4 x4 3.5 x 6 Double Door Wall Units Wall Units x4 x4 3.5 x 6 All Base Units x4 Base Units x4 3.5 x 6 ins piration for your home

13 Section 6: Handy Hints on Preparation and Installation Please spend 5 minutes reading this section before coencing to assemble and install your new kitchen. CAUTION! Some pieces of hardware could be hazardous to small children. K eep all these items out of reach and do not leave children unattended in the assembly area. Many of the units, particularly the double door units and tall units, are heavy and should be lifted with caution. To reduce the risk, do not fit doors or drawers until the units have been attached to the walls. D O N O T U S E A K N I F E T O O P E N T H E B O X E S A S T H I S M AY DA M A G E T H E C O N T E N T S. Read the plans Find and review the plans and any other drawings used to prepare your order. Pay particular attention to any units that have special features such as aluminium legs or will be positioned unusually. Preparation Before starting any assembly, spend some time preparing the area where the units will be fitted. To get long term use and performance from our products, make sure the kitchen is installed by a competent DIYer. To help your project run smoothly, make sure your contractor understands the measurements and dimensions before you start work. After checking that all the units you ordered have been delivered, the area should be stripped out and any obstructions such as old skirting, disused pipes, tiles etc. removed. It is not advisable to fit timber doors in newly constructed or recently plastered rooms. High moisture content in the environment may cause the doors to swell and split. Don t store your products in and unsuitable place or on hard surfaces such as concrete etc. as they may get damaged. Services If you wish to fit or move any electric, gas or water points, now is the time to do this. Services to appliances should be to the manufacturer's specification and fitted by a qualified person. There are many Wickes Good Ideas Leaflets to help you in this so please ask a Design Consultant in any of our Wickes stores. Our designers have created clear, easy-to-follow instructions but, if you have any difficulties, please call our customer service team who can help at any stage of the process. Walls and floor Make sure all plaster work is sound particularly where the units will be attached. This is between 800 & 870 up the wall for base units and between 00 & 00 from the floor for wall units. It is important to make sure all plaster is dry before fitting units as damage may occur to the units. Floors should be sound and able to take the weight of the units and appliances. Not all walls are straight, plumb or square. However, in most cases, this can be overcome by using thin pieces of wood between the unit and the wall. Decorating Although the units will cover a large amount of the floors and walls, it may well be easier to decorate the areas of the walls, ceilings and floor that will show around the units before installation. This is particularly true of the wall and ceiling above the wall units and the space between the base and wall units. If tiles are to be fitted, it is recoended that this is done after the units and worktop have been installed. Tools The following tools are necessary for assembling and installing the units: Pozidrive No (cross head) screwdriver; 5 flat screwdriver; Metric tape measure; square; spirit level; electric drill with 8, 5, 3 diameter wood drillbits and appropriate masonry drillbits; panel and jig saw; bradawl; mallet; G-clamps (minimum of two); mitre block and mitre saw; work bench or firm work surface. Basics Protect the finish on panels by laying them on the floor and using the packaging to prevent scratches. Do not overtighten screws and be particularly careful when using power screwdrivers. Make sure that all the parts and hardware have been enclosed, contact your supplier if there is anything missing or damaged. Frames The frames are very slightly wider that the carcase to prevent gaps between the units. Where units are to be fitted together, it is necessary to fit the frames to the units before installation. Some units have fixed-frame doors which are best fitted after installation. Drawer Units need to be fitted with packing pieces so the drawers fit. The frame is packed with the fascias. The drawer packers are found in the drawer pack. First-time assemblers All the units have been designed for easy assembly. First-time assemblers should start by assembling a small unit such as a single door base unit to familiarise themselves with the fittings. Read the assembly instructions carefully before starting assembly and complete one unit before starting the next. It is advisable to leave all of the facias, drawer boxes, plinth, cornice and worktops in a separate room whilst assembling and installing the units. 3

14 5 55 Section 7: Installation Sequence Step - Get ready Read the Handy Hints page. Step - Start in a corner Note any units that have special features (such as decorative feet or replacement ends) that must be fitted before installing the unit. Try assembling a small unit to familiarise yourself with the procedure. Carousel Top Panel Drilling 5 Carousel Bottom Panel Drilling Unit Width X 65 Begin in a corner. If a Corner Unit is to be fitted, assemble and position this unit in the corner. If there the units are to be fitted between two corners, refer to the plan to see which corner is the starting point. The units illustrated on the right are all coonly used to start a run of units in a corner. If the kitchen does not fit up to a corner, remember to allow for End Wings or Show Ends when positioning the first unit. Step 3 - Tall units Standard Base Unit This will begin a straight run of units x 95 Corner Unit The shelf or carousel must be fitted before installation. To fit the carousel, it is necessary to drill a 5 diameter hole in the top and bottom panel in the locations shown in the illustration. This unit will have fixed-frame doors which should be fitted with the other fascias. Corner Base Unit Follow installation instructions with the unit for the correct position in the corner. Step 4 - Assemble and position the base units Appliance Housing, Broom Cupboard or Larder This will begin a straight run of units. Some of these units will have fixed-frame doors which should be fitted with the other fascias. Assemble the tall units and place in position Level Assemble any remaining base units and place in position. Sink units should be cut as necessary for the plumbing. Find the lowest point on the floor. The legs on the unit in this position should be 40 high plus the thickness of any flooring that will be underneath the plinth. Level the remaining base units, working away from this unit. Level Floor Covering 40 Plinth Floor 4 ins piration for your home

15 Step 5 - Connect the base units and fix to the wall 5 Once the units are correctly positioned, start in a corner and fix the units to the wall and connect them together. Fix to the wall with the supplied brackets. Use plugs or other suitable fixings of the correct type for the wall construction. Tall and appliance units in particular, must be securely fixed. If in any doubt, consult an expert. The connecting bolts used to connect the units together can be hidden by putting them adjacent to the hinge plate, shelf or drawer runner. Drill G-clamps Clamp the units together. Decide where to locate the connection bolts. This shows the hole being drilled behind a hinge location. Drill through with a 5 wood drill into a piece of scrap wood. Push in the bolt and tighten the screw. Alternative position above a drawer packer. Please use suitable fixings (not supplied) Plasterboard Fixing- Not suitable for many units. See notes. Mark the position for drilling. Move the bracket out of the way. Drill using a bit suitable for the wall and the size of wall plug. Fit the plug. Put the bracket back in position and fit a suitable screw. Plasterboard is not strong enough to support wall or tall units so plasterboard fixings are not suitable for fixing those units but are acceptable for base units only. Tall units, especially ones with appliances, need to be very securely fixed to the wall. If necessary fit a batten to studs within the wall and then fix the unit to the batten. Step 6 - Mark a line for the wall hanging plates. Centreline Screw Slots Centreline Screw Slots Mark a line around the room at the height for the wall hanging plates. Kitchens with Tall units: measure 64 down from the top of the Tall Unit. Kitchens without Tall units: measure 9 up from the floor. If there are Dressers units, make sure there is 59 between the line and the top of the base units. Dresser Position 5

16 Step 7 - Assemble and fit the corner wall units. 0 0 CAUTION! people are required for this stage. Centreline Screw Slots Assemble the corner wall unit. Fix the wall hanging plates to the wall as shown in the instructions. They are fitted to the wall 0 in from the outside edge of the unit. Use plugs or other suitable fixings of the correct type for the wall construction. Wall hanging plates must be securely fixed to the wall. If necessary, fit a batten to studs within the wall and then fix the plates to the batten. If in any doubt, consult an expert. Hang the unit on the plates. This needs people. Don't adjust the hanging bracket at this stage. Plasterboard Fixing- Not suitable for wall units. See notes Step 8 - Assemble and fit the remaining wall and feature units Assemble the remaining wall units and accessories Hang the remaining wall units. Level the wall units by adjusting the wall hanging brackets and fit the covers. Fix the standard units together with connecting bolts. See Step 5. Feature Units and Accessories are connected with 3 screws fitted from the adjacent units instead of connecting bolts. After fixing, tighten the units to the wall. Drill G-clamps Fitting Accessories Use 3 screws to connect the accessories to the other units. Countersinking the screws allows them to be fitted behind hinge plates, shelves or drawer runners. Use a 3 drill to make 30 deep pilot holes. Do not drill through both units x 3 6 ins piration for your home

17 Step 9 - Fit Show Ends and Worktops If Show Ends have been ordered, fit them now. See page 6 for details. Cut the worktops to the correct size and apply edging. Mark and cut out the holes for the sinks and hobs. Fit the worktops. At the front, the worktop is held in place by screws through the front rails. At the rear, use roundhead screws through the brackets. Fit the hob. Refer to the manufacturer s handbook. Fit the sink. Finish plumbing. Worktops Cutting- It is recoended that the surface of the laminate is scored with a knife and then cut with a fine toothed saw. Take great care moving a worktop with a sink cut-out as the cut-out makes it weak. Sealing- All cut edges where raw chipboard is exposed on both the worktop and the carcase must be sealed with a moisture resistant sealer such as gloss paint, varnish or silicone sealant. Edging- If aluminium end caps/jointing strips are to be used, the cut edge should be sealed. The edging strip supplied with the worktop should be glued to the cut end with contact adhesive. Excess edging can be tried off using a metal file. 4.5 x x 3 Flush Step 0 - Fit Dressers, Cornice and Pelmet, Appliances. Fit the dressers. Tile the walls and finish decorating. Mitre and fit the cornice and light pelmet. Fit Fretwork and Galleries etc. Fit remaining appliances. Refer to the manufacturer s instructions for information. Pay particular attention to note on ventilation. Cornice and P elmet The Cornice and Pelmet should be cut using a mitre block and saw. Follow the diagram for the correct angles. Different styles of Cornice and Pelmet are fitted in slightly different positions. See the illustration for guidance. Section A-A shows the view from the side and how the items overhang the doors. Section B-B shows the view from the front and how the items overhang the sides. Drill 5 holes or attach half blocks 50 in from each end and every 450 along straight sections. Section A-A (Side View) B-B (Front View) Frame 0 Section A-A (Side View) B B-B (Front View) 5 90 B B-B (Front View) Frame 45 A A Section A-A (Side View) Section A-A (Side View) B-B (Front View) Frame Frame Frame Frame 0 Wear a suitable dustmask when cutting MDF Newel Post The Newel Post is fixed flush at the front corners of the unit. The Pelmet must be fixed with at least enough setback to cover the ends completely. Wall Unit Underside 7

18 Step - Flooring and Plinth. Lay flooring. The flooring usually stops at the legs but will need to continue under units with decorative legs. Fit the plinth. The plinth may need to be tried to allow for irregularities in the floor. A return plinth is made from a section of Continuous Plinth. It will need to be notched to fit around the legs. It is fitted behind the plinth along the front. Any cut edges should be covered with the supplied edging tape using contact adhesive. Fit the plinth clips 50 from the top of the return plinth to avoid clashing with the plinth clip on the front. Floor Covering Return Plinth Trim to suit the wall 40 Plinth Floor = = = = Continuous Plinth Edging Tape Step - Fit the Doors and Drawers 63 Assemble and fit the drawer boxes. Fit the shelves. Hang the doors. Refer to pages 0 to for more information. Refer to information included with the appliance for information on fitting integrated appliance doors. Fit the soft-close buffers. Fixed-frame units are fitted with slight different soft-close buffers. Follow the instructions supplied with the carcase. Fit the drawer fronts. Drill the doors and drawer fronts for the handles. Refer to page for more information. 8 ins piration for your home (if required)

19 Section 8: Finishing Touches - Show End Fitting Scribing to the Wall Position the unit. Clamp the Show End to the unit so that it is just touching the wall. Measure the overhang at the front of the unit and subtract the amount needed to overhang the door. Cut a small block of wood to this size and by placing it against the wall, draw a Wall and Dresser Units The Show End is supplied 53 deeper than the carcase to allow for scribing to the wall at the back and overhanging the door at the front. The amount of overhang depends on the thickness of the door. The bottom of the Show End can either be left to enclose the Option B Over - hang Flush line parallel to the wall onto the Show End. Trim the Show End along the line. If desired, the fit can be tested on a piece of the packaging before cutting the Show End. pelmet (Option A) or the top tried so that the bottom of the Show End is flush to the bottom of the unit and the pelmet fitted underneath the Show End (Option B). See Page 5 for hints on concealing the screws. Option A Option B Scribe to the wall 4.5 x 3 x4/ Show End 5 Option A Bottom of the Wall Units Base Units and Tall Units The show end needs to be cut down to suit the height of the unit once it has been installed. The show end should overhang the front of the carcase and continue to the floor. The Show End is supplied 30 deeper than the carcase to allow for scribing to the wall at the back and overhanging the door at the front. The amount of overhang depends on the thickness of the frame or door. The bottom and back can be scribed to the floor and wall and the raw edge must be sealed with a suitable sealer. See Page 5 for hints on concealing the screws. Please Note: Some Tall Units are fitted with frames with working doors while other are fitted with fixed-frames that are in one piece. Fitting show ends is the same but allow for the door buffer on false fame doors. Trim to correct height 5 Over - hang Flush Over - hang Scribe to the wall 5 Flush Scribe to the wall 4.5 x 3 x4/ Show End 4.5 x 3 x8/ Show End Wicker Baskets Baskets can be fitted to 500 wide Highline Units, 500 wide Drawerline Units and 500 wide Larders. These illustrations should be used as a guide only. Please check fitting before installing the baskets. x /Basket x x 6/Basket 09 9

20 Section 9: Finishing Touches - Door Installation Please spend 5 minutes reading this section after the units have been assembled and fitted but before you start to fit the doors. Unpacking For timber doors, drawer fronts and accessories The doors, drawer fronts and some accessories of your new kitchen are manufactured from carefully selected solid timber/veneers of the finest quality. As with most things in nature, there is a degree of variation in both colour and graining. These differences are part of the special character and beauty of wood, differences which make a wood kitchen such a desirable product. Any large differences in tone apparent when your kitchen is first unpacked will diminish over a few months as the timber mellows with exposure to daylight to give a natural uniformity. Installation For the best results, the doors and drawer fronts should be checked together. After unpacking, and before installing doors and drawers, it is recoend that they are placed against their respective units, in order to judge the final effect. Reposition any items to obtain the most even match. Note: It is not advisable to fit timber doors in newly constructed or recently plastered rooms. A high moisture content in the environment may cause the doors to swell and split. It is recoended that doors are stored outside the kitchen until the room has dried out thoroughly. Hinges and Drawers Once you are happy with the overall effect, fit the hinges and drawer boxes. Attach doors and drawers to the cabinets taking care not to damage the lacquered surfaces. When all items are installed and you have checked the results, attach the handles. Handles Check one more time before drilling, place a piece of scrap wood behind the hole to prevent splintering then using a 5 drill, carefully drill through. Fit handles taking care not to let the screwdriver slip. See inside this leaflet for more information. Please note: Any doors or drawer fronts which have been fitted with hinges or drilled for handles cannot be returned to the supplier. Self - Adhesive Edging Tape Self- adhesive edging tape is available to colour match the doors. It is fitted before attaching the doors. The edge of the carcase must be clean, dry and free from dust and grease. Apply the tape carefully to the front edge. Press the tape down firmly with a clean hard roller or smooth bar to ensure good adhesion. Trim any excess with a sharp knife. 0 ins piration for your home

21 Door Installation Please Note: The door on a single door unit may open either left or standard hinge supplied with the unit. right. Before attaching hinges to the door, choose which opening All units except the 800 and 000 wide Wall Units, have the bracket is wanted and fit hinges to the appropriate side. for the door buffer mounted on the side of the carcase or mullion. The special hinges for frames with opening doors are packed On the 800 and 000 wide Wall Units, the bracket must be fitted to separately. If the unit is fitted with a fixed-frame door use the the top and bottom panels. Fitting the Hinges to the Doors x /door x/hinge 3.5 x 3 (if required) All wall and Base Units EXCEPT 800 AND 000 Wall Units Fitting the Doors to the Units The hinge plates are attached to the unit with the system screws shown here. Removing the Door Lift the tab to release the hinge. x/hinge Fitting the Softclose and Buffer Brackets Fit the Softclose buffer to one hinge. Large doors have two. Refer to the instructions supplied with the cabinet. Screw the bracket to the side of the carcase or mullion behind the frame. x/door Frame x/door 800 and 000 Wall Units ONLY x/door Fitting the Doors to the Units The hinge plates are attached to the unit with the system screws shown here. 3.5 x 7 x/door Removing the Door Lift the tab to release the hinge. x/hinge Fitting the Softclose and Buffer Brackets Fit the Softclose buffer to the hinges on each door. Screw the bracket to the top and bottom of the carcase behind the frame. Frame x/door 3.5 x 7 x/door x/door x/door

22 Door Adjustment Please Note: The door on a single door unit may open either left or right. Before attaching hinges to the door, choose which opening is wanted and fit hinges to the appropriate side. Standard Hinges Please Note: Certain units are fitted with fixed-frame doors. These doors are fitted the with the standard hinges shown here. A B C x /door A- V ertical B - Lateral C - Horizontal Loosen screw 'A' on all Loosen screw 'B'. Adjust Loosen screw 'B' ½ turn. hinges. Adjust door and door and retighten screw. Turn screw 'C' until door is retighten screw. positione d correctly and retighten screw 'B'. Framed Door A B C Corner Unit Hinge A B C Standard Hinge x/hinge 3.5 x 3 (if required) A B C Door and Drawer Handle Drilling Please Note: All doors and drawers are pin marked on the back for a handle. Because some Use a 5 flat-tipped drill bit and drill into a piece of doors are reversible, they are pin marked in several places. Please decide the handle position scrap wood to prevent splintering. on all units and check all details carefully before drilling as drilled doors and drawer fronts It is recoended that the doors and drawers are fitted cannot be returned. before drilling. Base Units (T op of Door) Drawer Fronts Scrap wood Wall Units (Bottom of Door) 5 Wood Drill Bit ins piration for your home

23 Section 0: Caring for your Kitchen Please note that although these units have been designed to give years of pleasure and satisfaction, you will help maintain the original beauty of your kitchen by following these guide lines. Timber Doors, Trims And Timber Accessories The wood products you have purchased will resist most household chemicals including alcohol. However, any spillage which occurs should be wiped off at once and the area should be rinsed thoroughly and wiped dry! On no account should any spillage, even water, be allowed to lie on the surface. Occasional marks can, in most cases, be removed with a soft damp cloth. More persistent marks can be removed using a mild solution of water and household detergent. Once the mark is removed, the area should be wiped over with a damp cloth to remove any excess water and dried with a soft, clean cloth. On no account should solvents or an abrasive cleaner be used as permanent damage to the finish could take place. A good quality wax furniture polish can be used occasionally to emphasise the inherent beauty of the timber. Please read the manufacturer's instructions first. Glass Doors A non-abrasive window cleaner should be used, if the door is leaded care should be taken using cleaning solutions on the decorative leading. Melamine, Vinyl And Foil Wrapped Mdf Doors Occasional marks can, in most cases, be removed with a soft damp cloth. More persistent marks can be removed using a mild solution of water and household detergent. Once the mark is removed, the area should be wiped over with a damp cloth to remove any excess and dried with a soft, clean cloth. On no account should solvents or an abrasive cleaner be used as permanent damage to the finish could take place Polyester Lacquered Doors (High gloss finish) Occasional marks can, in most cases, be removed with a soft damp cloth. More persistent marks can be removed using a solution of 50% water and 50% methylated spirits. Once the mark is removed, the area should be wiped over with a damp cloth to remove any excess and dried with a soft, clean cloth. On no account should other solvents or an abrasive cleaner be used as permanent damage to the finish could take place. Worktops All exposed worktop edges must be sealed with a waterproof sealant to prevent water moisture penetration, which will cause the laminate to lift. Although the worktop is very hard wearing, sharp knives and objects will scratch the surface. To prevent damage, a chopping board should be used and pots and pans should be lifted and not dragged. Care should be taken not to drop any heavy objects onto the worktop as the surface may crack. The laminate surface can tolerate boiling water and hot cooking splashes but may be damaged if very hot saucepans, oven dishes, electric irons or burning cigarettes are placed on the surface. To prevent damage always use heat resistant mats and ashtrays. For cleaning, a damp soapy cloth will clean off most spills. Bleaches, scouring pads, multi-surface cleaners should not be used. Concentrated juices, corrosive liquids and food colourants should be wiped off iediately. On no account should any spillage, even water, be allowed to lie on the surface. Carcases Do not use polish on any surfaces, a damp cloth with soapy water will clean off most marks and spills. On no account should any spillage, even water, be allowed to lie on the surface. Bleaches, scouring pads, multi-surface cleaners should not be used. Drawers, Runners, Doors And Hinges These should be wiped out with a damp soapy cloth and wiped dry with a soft cloth when necessary. The roller runners and hinges are lubricated and should not be cleaned with a degreasing agent as this will affect the action of the moving parts. Never lean on partially or fully open doors and drawers in order to gain access to base units. The hinges are specified to adequately support the weight of a door, plus small additional weights such as wire racks holding cloths, small jars of herbs etc. It is advised that once the kitchen has been installed you should check every six months that all screw 'B' on the hinges are tight. It is recoended not to attach a waste bin to the door, but instead use one supported by the carcase. Wall Units Care should be taken not to position kettles, or any appliance which creates a large amounts of heat or steam underneath a wall unit. Excessive heat or moisture can damage the units and doors. Temperature And Humidity Avoid excessive change in temperature and humidity as much as possible. Always try to ensure adequate ventilation when cooking and washing. Dryers, if possible, should be vented to the outside to avoid excessive humidity in the kitchen. 3

24 Section : Key Unit Dimensions Wall Shelf Unit 300/ / Glass unit 800/ Open display drawer Mid Height Feature Unit 900 Mid Height Feature Unit Aluminium Door 900 Dresser pilaster 00 Wall pilaster 00 Dresser unit glass door 500 Dresser unit 500 Open display frame 300/500 Open display frame 300/ Open display plate rack Decor end panels Dresser Wall Working Doors: Doors are shown in pale tone are separate from the frame shown in dark tone. These doors are fitted with special hinges and hinge plates shown here. On these doors, use the soft-close fittings shown here Dresser Unit Decor moulding Belfast Sink Butler Sink 0/ Base Shelf Unit 300/ /600 Highline Not all units are available in all ranges. 300/ /600 Drawerline 800/000 Highline/Drawerline 500 Drawer Type B Double oven 600 Pan Drawer Type D 600 Microwave Single oven Type F In column fridge In column freezer Open display Open display wicker baskets wine rack 00 Base pilaster 600 Belfast sink support unit 600 Cooker hood 50 W/rack Spice boxes 600 Butler sink support unit 600/800/900/000 Canopy 300 Wine rack frame Decor Base end panel 600 Integrated hood End worktop support Fixed doors: Combined doors and frames are shown in dark tone. These doors are fitted with the clip hinges and hinge plates shown here. On these doors, use the soft-close fittings shown here Not all units are available in all ranges. Please note: Integrated and semiintegrated appliances, follow the appliance manufacturer s instructions for fitting the door. *3 and 0 filler may be required to be cut down to suit various appliances Please Note: Every effort has been made to insure that this product leaves the factory in perfect condition. Any item which has a visible defect must not be installed and the customer service department contacted iediately. 600 Extractor Pull out Larder 500 Larder 3* Type A Single oven 3* 0* Type C 450 Microwave Single oven 0* Type E In column fridge or freezer Type G In column fridge or freezer Decor end panel Pan Drawer 900 Curved Pan Drawer 50 Pullout Rack Tray Built -under Appliances Dishwashers Built-Under Refrigeration Washing Machines 600 Larder Single Unit Pair of Units Single Unit Single Unit Optional Spacer Panel * 600 Single oven unit 900 Single oven unit Corner Cabinets 600 Double oven unit Ref 730 (08) Single Unit 600 Wall Unit 65 Corner Wall Base/Wall 95 'L' Shape Corner Base 900 Mondo Corner Unit Quad Unit Highline/Drawerline