Before You Begin

Before installing your cabinets, please inspect all products to ensure you have received the correct items and that there is no visible damage.

We recommend storing all cabinets indoors in a clean, dry environment until installation.

Tools Recommended

Most installations can be completed using common tools, including:

• Tape measure
  
• Level
  
• Drill/Driver
  
• Screwdriver
  
• Stud finder
  
• Clamps
  
• Pencil
  
• Shims
  

Installation Tips

For the best results:

• Ensure floors and walls are level before installation.
  
• Locate and mark wall studs before mounting cabinets.
  
• Begin with corner cabinets where applicable.
  
• Install wall cabinets before base cabinets whenever possible.
  
• Use shims to achieve a perfectly level installation.
  
• Secure cabinets together before fastening them to the wall.
  
• Check door and drawer alignment after installation and make minor adjustments if required.
  

Adjusting Doors

Our cabinets are equipped with adjustable soft-close hinges.

Minor adjustments can be made using the hinge adjustment screws to achieve:

• Even door gaps
  
• Proper door alignment
  
• Smooth opening and closing
  

Drawer Adjustment

Our full-extension undermount drawer slides are designed for smooth operation.

If necessary, minor adjustments can be made to ensure:

• Even drawer reveals
  
• Proper alignment
  
• Smooth opening and closing
  

Final Inspection

Before completing your installation:

• Confirm all cabinets are securely fastened.
  
• Ensure doors and drawers operate smoothly.
  
• Verify all cabinets are level and aligned.
  
• Tighten any loose hardware.
  
• Clean surfaces using a soft, damp cloth.
  

Professional Installation

While many homeowners successfully install our cabinets, we recommend hiring a qualified installer for the best results, especially for larger kitchens or custom layouts.

Need Help?

If you have questions during installation, our team is happy to assist.

📧 info@racabinets.ca

Helpful Tip

Always refer to your kitchen layout or design drawings during installation to ensure cabinets are installed in the correct location and sequence.