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BEFORE YOU BEGIN... REVIEW THE PACKING LIST The last section of the packing list is by item number. This list has all of the box numbers required for each item number. In the list below, there are eight boxes required for item 1.

PART LABEL

PART NAME

ITEM #2

BOX # The box number is written on the outside of the box in black magic marker. In the first photo below the box number is 8. This box contains two items (toe board and toe support for item 2) per the labels attached to the box. Like sized parts are packaged together so different item numbers can be packaged in the same box. In the bottom photo, each part has a label that includes the item number and part name, make sure the cor-rect part is used for the correct item.

BOX #8

ITEM #2 ITEM #2 PART NAME PART NAME

BOX NUMBER AND BOX LABELS

2 Inovae Closet Systems by Plato Woodwork | Installation Instructions | 07.2014

SECTION GUIDE

Thank you for choosing Inovae Closet Systems by Plato Woodwork. The following is intended to guide you through the necessary steps

for installing your new closet system. Please read each step of this installation manual thoroughly to ensure proper installation. Our life-

time guarantee is based on following proper installation techniques. Installing your closet in any manner other than the steps outlined in

this manual may lead to structural failure of your closet.

GETTING STARTED Installation Methods ................................................................................... 3 Required & Recommended Tools ................................................... 4 Hardware Requirements ................................................................. 4 Typical Part Identification .............................................................. 5 Inventory Your Shipment ................................................................ 6 Before You Begin ...................................................................... 7 BASIC INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Typical Unit .................................................................................. 8-11 Corner Spiral Clothes Pole Unit ........................................... 12 Corner Shelf Unit ........................................................................ 13 Blind Shelf Unit ............................................................................ 14 INSTALLING COMPONENTS Open Holes Between Components .................................................... 15 Drawers ............................................................................................................. 16 Baskets ................................................................................................... 17 Tilt-Out Hamper ...................................................................... 18 Slide-Out Hamper .................................................................. 19 Slanted Shoe Shelves............................................................................ 20 Shelf-Mounted Ironing Board ................................................... 21 Wardrobe Lift .............................................................................. 22 Doors ....................................................................................... 23 Adjustable Shelves...................................................................... 24 Clothes Poles ......................................................................................... 24 Belt Rack .................................................................................................. 24 Tie Rack .................................................................................................... 24 Scarf Rack ............................................................................................... 24 Valet Pole ................................................................................................ 24 Pants Rack Hanger .............................................................................. 25 Hooks ........................................................................................................ 25 Pull-Out Mirror .................................................................................. 25

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INSTALLATION METHODS

Refer to your particular design to identify which method you should use.

FLOOR SUPPORTED WITHOUT BACK

Units rest on the floor and are mounted to the wall.

FLOOR SUPPORTED WITH BACK

Units rest on the floor and are mounted to the wall.

SUSPENDED WITHOUT BACK

Units do not touch the floor and are mounted to the wall.

SUSPENDED WITH BACK

Units do not touch the floor and are mounted to the wall.


REQUIRED AND RECOMMENDED TOOLS

REQUIRED ITEMS:

Tape Measure Level Drill #2 Pozi drive Screwdriver (Supplied)

RECOMMENDED TOOLS (MAY BE HELPFUL FOR SOME INSTALLATIONS):

Step Ladder Stud Finder Hammer / Pry Bar / Mallet

Stubby Pozi Screwdriver

Framing Square

HARDWARE REQUIRED:

Fixed Shelf Adjustable Shelf Fixed Shelf Adjustable Shelf Euro Screw L-Bracket Connector Bolt Connector Bolt Connector Connector

#6 x 5/8” screw #8 x 1/2” screw Shelf Peg #8 - 32 x 1” Screw 2-1/2” Cabinet Hanging Screw (not included)


TYPICAL PART IDENTIFICATION

Top Assembly Connectors are on the bottom

Hanger rail is 2-1/2” high

Bottom Assembly Connectors are on the bottom

Hanger rail is 3-1/2” high

Floor Supported End Panel

Suspended End Panel

Optional Captured Back

Shelves

Fixed Shelves Connector (installed)

Adjustable Shelves Connector (installed)

Toe Support

Toe Board

Fixed Shelves Connector Bolt

Adjustable Shelves Connector Bolt

Hanger Rail


INVENTORY YOUR SHIPMENT

IMPORTANT: Checking all of your inven-tory will ensure that you have all the ma-terials you need before you start. Check

off items as you take inventory. It will also make the installation process run smoother and will help to prevent any delays along the way.

CHECK YOUR INVENTORY BEFORE BEGINNING INSTALLATION!

SHIPPING LABEL

Item number

PACKING SLIP

1) Open each box and compare the contents against the ship-ping labels on the box.

2) Organize the material by closet units.

3) Take a full inventory. Use the “Packing List” (as shown in the graphic below) as a checklist. Once all material has been in-ventoried, if any pieces are damaged or missing, please con-tact Customer Service.


BEFORE YOU BEGIN

ROOM PREPARATION: Remove any obstructions to or in the area where the closet is to be installed. This includes trim, base-board, carpet tack strip, shelving, clothing, and/or closet mate-rial.

Remove baseboard where closet vertical panels go to the floor, unless baseboard notch was specified.

Check for lumps in carpet at high spots where vertical panels will reach the floor. The carpet may need to be altered to allow a firm fit for the panels.

Understand where your vertical panels, doors/drawers, and fixed shelves will need to be placed to avoid interfer-ence with outlets and light switches.

LOCATE FLOOR HIGH SPOT: Skip if vertical panels do not go to the floor. Locate the highest spot on the floors by taking a long level or straight edge and level and place on floor. Mark the wall to indicate the high spot. Use this reference point to de-termine the height for the units.

DETERMINE HEIGHT FOR WALL-MOUNTED UNITS: Draw a level line to mark the height. Transfer and continue the line to each wall on which units will be installed.

LOCATE AND MARK STUDS: Determine area that will be covered by hanger rail. Locate and mark all studs (X) in area. (Note: Standard 2" x 4" studs are usually located 16" on center measured from the left or right end of the wall.) Use a stud finder, or tap the wall & listen to locate stud. Confirm location by lightly driving a finishing nail or small screw. Once the first stud is found, measure over 16" for the next stud.

REVIEW FLOOR PLAN. Install corner units first. Corner Spiral Clothes Pole Unit .......................... see page 12 Corner Shelf Unit ..................................................... see page 13 Blind Shelf Unit ........................................................... see page 14

(X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X)


INSTALLATION

Refer to “Before You Begin” on page 7

Install corner units first.

Baseboard molding will need to be removed before instal-lation if baseboard notch was not used.

STEP 1: GATHER PARTS FOR UNIT Refer to packing list.

STEP 2: INSERT FIXED SHELF CONNECTOR BOLTS INTO PANELS

TIP: Use the SLOW SPEED and LOW TORQUE settings on your drill when installing connector bolts.

Top Assembly: Insert into holes at the top of the panel. See Figure 1.

NOTE: 22-1/2” deep panels have three holes in depth. 16-1/2” deep panels have two holes in depth.

Bottom Assembly (floor supported): Insert into 4th hole up from bottom of the panel. Bottom Assembly (suspended): Insert into 3rd hole up from bottom of the panel.

STEP 3: DETERMINE MIDDLE FIXED SHELF LOCATION Typical location is 36th hole from the bottom of the panel or 44-11/16”.

NOTE: The middle fixed shelf may need to be locat-ed precisely while others may be located according to preference.

Connector Bolts

Vertical Panel

Figure 2.

Holes for Top Assembly

Holes for Bottom Assembly

1-3/16”

5-1/4”

Figure 1

Top of panel

Dowel holes


INSTALLATION

STEP 4: ASSEMBLE ONE UNIT Assemble a unit with two vertical panels and the required fixed shelves on its back, if possible to move into required location after assembly. See Figure 1.

NOTE: Optional back? Do not attach fixed shelves to right vertical panel until after back is installed.

Bottom Assembly/Hanger Strip: Most cabinets will have a bottom assembly. Suspended cabinets with a clothes pole will have hanger strip only. Insert a dab of glue into dowel hole on vertical panel for hanger rail. Attach to ver-tical panel with the 4th holes from the bottom of the pan-el and dowel on hanger rail. Lock connectors. See Figures 2 & 3.

NOTE: Lock connectors by turning them clockwise 90 degrees with a Pozi drive screwdriver. Connect-or bolts should turn easily. DO NOT FORCE. If the front or rear connectors will not easily lock, you may need to make sure your ends are square.

Top Assembly: Insert a dab of glue into dowel hole on vertical panel for hanger rail. Attach to the vertical panel with the top holes and dowel on hanger rail. Lock con-nectors.

Fixed Shelf: Attach to vertical panel. Typical location is 36th hole from the bottom of the panel or 45-1/16”. Lock connectors.

Optional Captured Back: The back is captured into verti-cal panels and hanger rails. Place back into grooves on hanger rails and slide into place. The route on the back goes towards the back. Attach right vertical panel after back is in place. See Figure 4.

Figure 1.

Figure 4.

Connector

Connector Bolt

Figure 2.

Insert Pozi drive screwdriver into the opening on the connector. Once the screwdriver has made contact with the connector bolt, turn clockwise to secure the shelf to the vertical panel. Connector bolts should turn easily. DO NOT FORCE. If the front or rear connectors will not easily lock, you may need to make sure your ends are square.

Figure 3.


INSTALLATION

STEP 5: POSITION UNIT Carefully tip unit upright and move into position.

CAUTION: When moving unit into position, be careful not to rack the cabinet, or damage to the cam connections may result.

STEP 6: ATTACH ASSEMBLY TO WALL STUDS Ensure assembly is square using a framing square or by meas-uring the diagonals. (The diagonals will be equal if the cabinet is square.)

Level cabinets. Level using shims.

Locate studs and drill 3/16" holes through hanger rail at top and bottom for screws.

Attach cabinets through hanger rail into wood studs with 2-1/2" cabinet hanging screws.

STEP 7: INSTALL BACK TOE SUPPORT (skip this step if suspended) install toe support under the bot-tom fixed shelf. The edge with the notches goes up. The toe support will have a connector at the left and right side. Snap into place. Shim as needed.

NOTE: Install toe board after all units have been assembled. Toe board is very difficult to remove once installed.

STEP 8: CHECK THE UNIT IS SQUARE

STEP 8: REPEAT STEPS FOR REMAINING UNITS, IF ANY If your floor-based design consists of a multi-section unit, in-stall the fixed shelves and vertical panels of the adjacent units.

INSTALL BACK TOE SUPPORT


INSTALLATION

INSTALL FRONT TOE BOARD

STEP 9: INSTALL ACCESSORIES Now that you have assembled the basic cabinets, you can begin installing your closet components (any drawers, baskets, hampers, doors, slanted shoe shelves or other items that are unique to your closet). Refer to the page numbers below to find the instructions for the component(s) you have in your closet.

Open Holes Between Components ..................................... 15 Drawers ............................................................................................... 16 Baskets ...................................................................................... 17 Tilt-Out Hamper ............................................................ 18 Slide-Out Hamper ........................................................ 19 Slanted Shoe Shelves ............................................................... 20 Shelf-Mounted Ironing Board ........................................ 21 Wardrobe Lift ................................................................... 22 Doors ............................................................................ 23 Adjustable Shelves ......................................................... 24 Clothes Poles ............................................................................ 24 Belt Rack .................................................................................... 24 Tie Rack ...................................................................................... 24 Scarf Rack .................................................................................. 24 Valet Pole .................................................................................. 24 Pants Rack Hanger ................................................................. 25 Hooks ........................................................................................... 25 Pull-Out Mirror ...................................................................... 25

STEP 10: INSTALL FRONT TOE BOARD (skip this step if suspended) install front toe board under the bottom fixed shelf. The edge with the notches goes up. The toe board will have connectors at the top middle, left and right side. Snap into place. Shim as needed.

NOTE: Toe board is very difficult to remove once in-stalled.

STEP 11: REINSTALL BASEBOARD After installing your closet, reinstall baseboard over any areas not covered by the closet.


INSTALLATION—CORNER SPIRAL CLOTHES POLE UNIT

NOTES: 1. Install the corner spiral clothes pole unit before adjacent

units. 2. Refer to installation instructions on pages 8-11 for further

information.


STEP 2: INSERT FIXED SHELF CONNECTOR BOLTS INTO PANELS Insert connector bolts for top, bottom and toe board. See page 8 for more information.

STEP 3: TOE SUPPORT Place included toe support assembly in the corner. See Figure 1.

STEP 2: BOTTOM ASSEMBLY Place bottom assembly on toe support.

STEP 3: DIAGONAL ASSEMBLY Screw connector bolts in two holes on bottom. Place diagonal as-sembly onto connector bolts. Attach to bottom with locking con-nectors. Tighten locking connectors. See Figures 3 & 4.

STEP 4: OPTIONAL CAPTURED BACK The back is captured into vertical panels, hanger rails and diagonal assembly. Place back into grooves on hanger rails and slide into place. The route on the back goes towards the back.

STEP 5: VERTICAL PANELS Attach to bottom assembly. Insert a dab of glue into dowel hole on vertical panel for hanger rail (attached to bottom assembly). Attach to vertical panel with the 4th holes from the bottom of the panel and dowel on hanger rail. Lock connectors.

Note: right panel is panel of adjacent cabinet unless at end of a run.

STEP 6: TOP ASSEMBLY Screw connector bolts into top for diagonal assembly. Insert a dab of glue into dowel hole on vertical panel for hanger rail. Attach to the vertical panel with the top holes and dowel on hanger rail. Lock connectors.

STEP 7: LOCKING CONNECTORS Tighten locking connectors.

STEP 8: SPIRAL CLOTHE POLE Install spiral clothes pole per the instructions included with the hard-ware.

STEP 9: TOE BOARD Install toe board assembly at front by snapping into place. See Fig-ure 5. Shim as needed.

NOTE: Toe board is very difficult to remove once installed.

Figure 1.

Figure 2.

Figure 5.

Figure 3.

Figure 4.


INSTALLATION—CORNER SHELF UNIT

Figure 1.

Figure 2.

Figure 5.

Figure 3.

NOTES: 1. Install the corner shelf unit before adjacent units. 2. Refer to installation instructions on pages 8-11 for further

information.


STEP 2: INSERT CONNECTOR BOLTS INTO PANELS Insert connector bolts for top, bottom and toe board. See page 8 for more information.

STEP 3: TOE SUPPORT Place included toe support assembly in the corner. See Figure 1.

STEP 2: BOTTOM ASSEMBLY Place bottom assembly on toe support.

STEP 3: DIAGONAL ASSEMBLY Screw connector bolts in two holes on bottom. Place diagonal as-sembly onto connector bolts. Attach to bottom with locking con-nectors. Tighten locking connectors. See Figures 3 & 4.

STEP 4: OPTIONAL CAPTURED BACK The back is captured into vertical panels, hanger rails and diagonal assembly. Place back into grooves on hanger rails and slide into place. The route on the back goes towards the back.

STEP 5: VERTICAL PANELS Attach to bottom assembly. Insert a dab of glue into dowel hole on vertical panel for hanger rail (attached to bottom assembly). Attach to vertical panel with the 4th holes from the bottom of the panel and dowel on hanger rail. Lock connectors.

NOTE: right panel is panel of adjacent cabinet unless at end of a run.

STEP 6: TOP ASSEMBLY Screw connector bolts into top for diagonal assembly. Insert a dab of glue into dowel hole on vertical panel for hanger rail. Attach to the vertical panel with the top holes and dowel on hanger rail. Lock connectors.

STEP 7: FIXED SHELVES Screw connector bolts into panels for fixed shelf. Typical location is 36th hole from the bottom of the panel or 44-11/16”. Lock into place.

STEP 8: ADJUSTABLE SHELVES Snap shelves into place.

STEP 9: CONNECTORS Verify all locking connectors are locked in place.

STEP 10: TOE BOARD Install toe board assembly at front by snapping into place. See Fig-ure 5. Shim as needed.

NOTE: Toe board is very difficult to remove once installed.

Figure 4.


INSTALLATION—BLIND SHELVES

NOTES: 1. Install the blind shelf unit before adjacent units. 2. Refer to installation instructions on pages 8-11 for further

information.

Follow steps starting on page 8 and include these additional steps.

ATTACH VERTICAL PANEL TO WALL: Important to install panel to wall square for proper connector align-ment.

ATTACH L-BRACKETS: Machine pre-drill holes for L-Bracket on adjacent vertical panel and to bottom side of top, suspended bottom and shelves. An L-bracket is required for additional support. Secure the L-Bracket using two #6 x 5/8" screws. See Figures 1 & 2.

Plan View

2”

3/4”

Pre-drill

L-bracket

Pre-drill

L-bracket Location

Back Elevation L-Brackets in Place

Back Elevation Pre-Drill location

L-bracket


OPEN HOLES BETWEEN COMPONENTS

Recommended number of open holes between closet components

1 open hole between

clothes pole and shelf

8

8

8

7

8

7

7

7

8

7

7

7

8

8

7

10

10

9

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

Typical location for middle fixed shelf

36th hole from bottom

(45 1/16” from floor)

Floor supported bottom 4th hole from

bottom

Suspended bottom 3rd hole from

bottom

87”

48”

78”

Suspended bottom 3rd hole from

bottom


DRAWERS

STEP 1: ATTACH DRAWER SLIDES TO VERTICAL PANELS It is important to position drawer slides in the correct loca-tion. Follow the guidelines in the illustration below, begin-ning with the slides for the bottom drawer. The guidelines apply to all drawer installations.

NOTES: Use the top row of holes on the slide. The drawer front will overlay the panels 1/4”.

STEP 2: INSERT DRAWERS INTO UNIT Carefully place the drawer on the runners and close. Push the drawer in. The locking devices automatically engage with the runners. Check that the slides move smoothly. If they do not, then it is possible the slide parts were not engaged properly. Carefully reinstall.

STEP 3: ADJUST DRAWER FRONT: Make height and tilt adjustments if necessary.

REPEAT STEPS FOR EACH ADDITIONAL DRAWER.

Euro Screw

Euro Screw

Fixed shelf above top drawer is located in the: 3rd hole above the slide if it is a 4” drawer box 4th hole above the slide if it is a 5” drawer box 7th hole above the slide if it is a 8” drawer box Slide above a 4” drawer is located in the 4th hole above this slide. Slide above a 5” drawer is located in the 6th hole above this slide.

Slide above a 8” drawer is located in the 9th hole above this slide. Slide for bottom drawer is located in the 2nd hole above the bottom.


WIRE BASKETS

STEP 1: DISASSEMBLE THE SLIDES To disassemble the glide, first fully extend the glide. The press the black plastic tab between the arrows with your thumb, and pull the smallest section completely out. See Figure 1.

NOTE: Refer to the manufacturer assembly instructions for further clarification.

STEP 2: ATTACH SMALLER SLIDE TO VERTICAL PANEL The closed end should be placed toward the wall with the black release tab towards the front of the vertical panel. Set the slide back 1/2” back from the front of the vertical panel and attach the glide using two Euro Screws in the pre-drilled holes. See Figure 2.

STEP 3: INSERT SLIDES Insert large slide section into the installed slides on the vertical panels.

STEP 4: MAKE SURE THEY MOVE SMOOTHLY Push firmly to engage the ball bearings. Once fully inserted, pull slides out to make sure that they move smoothly.

STEP 5: HANG BASKETS Hang baskets from second rung onto slide hooks. See Figure 3.

ADDITIONAL GUIDELINES FOR BASKETS:

Baskets may be installed according to your preferences with regard to height and spacing. However, we can offer the following guidelines:

1) If a basket is installed just below a fixed shelf, allow at least 2 open holes between the basket slide and the fixed shelf.

2) If a basket is installed directly over the floor or a fixed shelf,

allow at least 16 3/8" or 12 open holes below the center of slide for a 17" basket

allow at least 10 1/8" or 7 open holes below the center of slide for an 11" basket

allow at least 3 3/4" or 2 open holes below the center of slide for a 6" basket

3) If a basket is installed directly over another basket,

allow at least 15 open holes between slides for a 17" basket

allow at least 9 open holes between slides for an 11" basket

allow at least 5 open holes between slides for a 6" basket

Basket Section

Vertical Panel Section

Figure 1.

Figure 2.

Figure 3.


TILT-OUT HAMPER

STEP 1: INSTALL THE FIXED SHELVES: After hamper unit vertical panels are hung, install the fixed shelves as specified in the diagram to the right:

STEP 2: ASSEMBLE HAMPER KIT & DOOR: Follow the steps in the graphic below to as-semble the hamper kit and door.

Bottom Fixed Shelf Fixed shelf is drilled for door hing-es.

Fixed Shelf Over Optional Drawer 26th hole from cabinet bottom. (37-1/2” from house floor to top of shelf)

Fixed Shelf Over Hamper 21st hole from cabinet bottom. (31-1/4” from house floor to top of shelf)

Step 2: Attach lid stay to hamper door with two (#6) screws into pre-drilled holes. Step 1:

Attach basket bracket with two (#6) screws into pre-drilled holes.

Step 3: Attach hinge to door by carefully pounding into place with mallet.

Step 4: Attach hinge base plates to bottom with screws into pre-drilled holes

Back of Hamper Door

Bottom fixed shelf at Hamper bottom pre-drilled for hinges

Hinge (attached to hamper bottom)

Bottom Fixed Shelf

Step 5: Lid stay is attached to the vertical panel with two Euro screws into the 7th and 8th pre-drilled holes above the hamper bottom.

Step 6: Attach soft close with two (#6) screws into the 1st and 2nd pre-drilled holes below the fixed shelf over hamper.

Step 7: Slide hamper into opening and attach to bracket on door.


SLIDE-OUT HAMPER

STEP 1: INSTALL THE FIXED SHELVES Install the fixed shelves as specified in the diagram to the right. See Figure 1.

STEP 2: ATTACH SLIDES Attach hamper slides to bottom with included screws in pre-drilled locations. See Figure 2.

STEP 3: ATTACH HAMPER TO SLIDES Attach hamper to slides with included wing nut bolts. Turn wing nut to the left to tighten. See figures 3 & 4.

STEP 4: ATTACH DOOR TO HAMPER Attach door to hamper with included hard-ware in pre-drilled locations.

STEP 5: ATTACH BRACKET Attach bracket to slide out hamper. See Fig-ure 6.

STEP 6: ADJUST DOOR Turn bolt left or right to adjust angle of the door. See Figure 7.

Bottom Fixed Shelf Fixed shelf is drilled for slide-out hamper.

Fixed Shelf Over Optional Drawer 26th hole from cabinet bottom. (37-1/2” from house floor to top of shelf)

Fixed Shelf Over Hamper 21st hole from cabinet bottom. (31-1/4” from house floor to top of shelf)

Figure 1.

Figure 2. Figure 3. Figure 4. Figure 5.

Figure 6. Figure 7.


IMPORTANT: Slanted shoe shelves require adjustable shelf connectors at back and

shelf pegs at the front.

SLANTED SHOE SHELVES

STEP 1: ASSEMBLE SHOE FENCES Assemble shoe fence pieces (two end posts, center post(s) (depending upon width) and aluminum rail.

STEP 2: ATTACH FENCES TO SHELVES Attach posts to shelves with #8-32 x 1” screws through the bottom using the pre-drilled holes.

STEP 3: INSTALL BOTTOM SLANTED SHOE SHELF Install slanted bottom shelf with the front shelf pegs in the 1st hole from the bottom and the back connectors in the 3rd or 4th hole from the bottom.

STEP 4: INSTALL REMAINING SHELVES Install next shelf using the 7th hole up, leaving 6 open holes between.


SHELF-MOUNTED IRONING BOARD

IMPORTANT: Before mounting the Ironfix Shelf-Mounted Ironing Board, you must have installed your closet system correctly.

NOTE: The ironing surface will be 3-3/4" higher than the fixed shelf to which it is mounted.

STEP 1: ATTACH HINGE BASE PLATE Attach base plates to fixed shelf with screws in pre-drilled holes. See Figure 1.

STEP 2: INSTALL IRONING BOARD Place the Ironfix Shelf-Mounted Ironing Board with the logo to the front on the pre-drilled fixed shelf. Align the four mounting holes on the Ironfix to those on the shelf. Attach Ironfix to shelf with four included connector bolts inserted through shelf from below. See Figure 2.

STEP 3: ATTACH TILT-DOWN DRAWER FRONT Attach tilt-down drawer (with hinges attached) to base plate on fixed shelf. Position front so hinges align with base plate on fixed shelf. Insert notch on hinge over hinge pin. Pivot top section down onto lever to snap together. See Figure 3.

USING THE IRONFIX:

1) SLIDE OUT THE IRONFIX Open the tilt-down drawer front, grasp the base and pull the Ironfix straight out. See Figure 4.

2) OPEN THE IRON FIX Lift the tapered end of the iron-ing board, opening the Ironfix like a book. See Figure 4.

3) ROTATE TO THE DESIRED POSITION Rotate the board. Board rotates 180º. See Figure 6.

4) STORE THE IRONFIX Reverse steps 1 – 3 to store the Ironfix.

Figure 4. Figure 5. Figure 6.

Figure 1.

Bolts

Tilt-Down Drawer Front (install after ironing board)

Vertical Panel

Figure 2.

Step 1: Insert notch over hinge pin.

Step 2: Pivot top sec-tion down and push to snap together.

Figure 3.

IMPORTANT: Arrow on base

plate must be to front of unit.


WARDROBE LIFT

STEP 1: INSTALL MOUNTING BOXES Install left and right mounting boxes to the vertical panels with #8 x 20 mm flat head screws in the pre-drilled holes.

STEP 2: ATTACH BUMPER BRACKETS Attach left and right bumper brackets with #8 x 26mm flat head screws.

STEP 3: ATTACH T-BRACKET & HANDLE Locate t-bracket and handle to pole in the center. Handle pull should be straight down and not at an angle. This will avoid binding and ensure proper operation of the lift. Attach with #3 x 10mm pan head screws.

STEP 4: ATTACH SIDE SUPPORTS Attach side supports to the adjustable wardrobe rail with M8 x 35mm bolts using the Hex Key and loosely tighten.

STEP 5: ADJUST WARDROBE RAIL & LOCK Extend wardrobe rail to proper length and twist the outer sleeves of the adjustable wardrobe rail in opposite directions to lock the length. Tighten M8 screws from STEP 4.

NOTE: Over or under extending the length of the wardrobe rail may create binding with the vertical arms. Do not remove the bumpers on the housings. The removal of one or both bumpers may cause damage to the housing during use.

STEP 6: OPTIONAL SPACER Use spacer for additional clearance in shallow depth cabinets to al-low hangers to fit.

STEP 7: CYCLE THE LIFT Once installed, cycle the unit 3-5 times to loosen the pistons to and allow for smooth operation.

STEP 4

STEP 1

STEP 3

STEP 5

STEP 6

Alignment block

STEP 2

OPERATING TIPS:

1) When lowering the lift, assist the handle pole until the vertical arms rest on the housing bump-ers. Allowing the lift to drop on its own may cause damage to the housing.

2) Do not load the lift with more weight than recommended or it may cause damage to the lift.

3) Distribute weight of clothes evenly across wardrobe rail to avoid racking.


DOORS

All doors are pre-drilled to receive our door hinges. You may speci-fy to have the doors and drawer fronts pre-drilled for hardware.

STEP 1: ATTACH BASE PLATE Attach base plate to vertical panels in the pre-drilled holes. Attach with arrow pointing toward the front of the panel.

STEP 2: ATTACH HINGES TO DOORS Doors are machined for hinges. Place door on a clean, padded surface to prevent damage. Pound hinge in with a rubber mal-let, alternating blows from left to right.

STEP 3: ATTACH DOOR TO VERTICAL PANEL: Assemble hinges by inserting notch over hinge pin then pivot the top section down and push onto lever to snap together. See Figure 1.

STEP 4: ADJUST DOOR: See below for hinge adjustment.

Depth Adjustment: Rotate screw to ad-just door in/out (+3 mm, —2mm).

Height Adjustment: Rotate cam screw on base plate to adjust door up/down (±2 mm).

Side Adjustment: Rotate screw to adjust door side to side (±2 mm).

Soft Close: Shown in the “on” position. Slide to the left for “off” position. Door must be closed once for the deactivation to be com-plete. To reactivate, move switch back to original posi-tion.

HINGE ADJUSTMENT:

Step 1: Insert notch over hinge pin.

Step 2: Pivot top sec-tion down and push to snap together.

Figure 1.


OTHER ACCESSORIES

ADJUSTABLE SHELVES: 1) INSERT FOUR ADJUSTABLE SHELF CONNECTOR BOLTS into

vertical panel where desired.

2) PLACE SHELVES on connector bolts and snap into place.

NOTE: adjustable shelves will not line up horizontally with fixed shelves. Fixed shelves sit 1/16” lower than adjustable shelf.

CLOTHES POLES: 1) INSTALL END SUPPORTS leaving one open hole between support

end and fixed shelf above.

2) INSERT PRE-CUT CLOTHES POLES INTO SUPPORT ENDS Fit will be snug. Clothes poles may be trimmed with a hacksaw, if necessary.

3) ATTACH SUPPORT ENDS with #8 x 1/2” screws.

BELT / TIE / SCARF RACKS: Installation instructions and hardware is included within the box. Best placement of racks are either within hanging units located directly below the rod, or against an outside vertical panel of a unit. Secure to vertical panel using a Euro Screw at the front using one of the 5mm pre-drilled holes and a #6 x 5/8” screw at back.

Tie rack 78” and 40” for two tie racks, one above the other. 72” for a single tie rack.

Scarf rack: 50” or length of scarves + 2”

Belt Rack: 50” or length of belt + 2”

VALET POLE: Installation instructions and hardware is included within the box. Best placement is within or against a shelf unit at a minimum of 65" from the floor. Secure to vertical panel using a Euro Screw at the front using one of the 5mm pre-drilled holes and a #6 x 5/8” screw at back.

Valet Pole: 70” from floor, 60” from floor for a child’s closet

Connector Connecting Bolt


OTHER ACCESSORIES

PANTS RACK HANGER:

1) PLACEMENT Recommend skipping one hole below a shelf.

2) ATTACH SLIDE Pull rack housing system off of the slide. Attach with Euro screw at front and #6 x 5/8” screw at back. Pre-drill for screw at back is not machined on panel.

3) RE-ATTACH HOUSING Place rack housing over slides and slide into place.

HOOKS:

1) PLACEMENT Attach cleat to wall or vertical panel.

2) BORE CLEAT Each hook requires two 5mm bores.

3) ATTACH HOOKS Secure hook to cleat using included screw.

PULL-OUT MIRROR: Requires 3" of horizontal space for storage and at least a 14" deep space. Pulls out on full-extension, soft-close slides and swivels 90 degrees. Framed mirror is 13-3/16" wide by 47-1/4" tall by 1-1/8" thick.

Follow the instructions included with the mirror.

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