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6. Make a small starter hole by
hammering a nail or using a
smaller drill bit. Holding the drill
straight and vertical at the hole
marks, center and drill up
through the bottom of the
cabinet. (Figure K)
7. Insert a plastic washer on
each screw with the flat side of
the washer resting on the
cabinet bottom. Drop each
screw with the washer in place
through a drilled hole from inside
the cabinet. Repeat the proce-
dure with remaining screws and
washers. Thread a nut onto each
screw so that approximately 1/4
of the screw is exposed beyond
the nut. (Figure L)
NOTE: If it was necessary to use a wood shim
(See NOTE after Step #4), you may need to use
screws longer than those provided. To deter-
mine this, hold the shim firmly against the under-
side of the cabinet. Drop one of the screws
provided through the cabinet shelf and the shim.
Check to see that at least 1/2 inch of the screw is
visible to provide secure mounting. If it is not, you
will need #10-24 flat head machine screws. The
length of the screws should equal at least the
thickness of the cabinet floor PLUS the thickness
of the shim PLUS 1/2 inch. These screws can be
obtained at a hardware store.
Figure K
Figure L