Sunstone SAC20CSDL, SBC24FDD User Manual

Read all instructions before you install cabinet. Very

important to follow each step in order as detailed in this

Instruction Guide!!!

BASE & WALL

WALL CABINET INDEX

Parts Diagram ---------------2
Measurements --------------3
Lower Support Rails -------4
Upper Support Rails -------5
Positioning Cabinets -------6
Cabinet Details --------------7
Securing Cabinets ----------8

BASE CABINET INDEX
Grill Cabinet Trim-Kits --------------9

Grill Cabinet Trim-Kit Setup-------10
Grill Cabinet Support Rail----------11

Counter Rails & Side Panels -----12
Island Layout & Setup Guide -----13
Island Completion Overview ------14

WARRANTY -----------15

CABINET

SETUP GUIDE

BY SUNSTONE®

To installer or person assembling Cabinet Island: Leave this manual with cabinet for future reference.
To Consumer: Keep this manual for future reference.

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1. WALL CABINETS – PARTS DIAGRAM

REQUIRED TOOLS

INCLUDED HARDWARE & PARTS

Each Wall Cabinet includes multiple Anchor Mounting

Bolts. Anchor Mounting Bolts are adaptable with any ½”

Socket Wrench. The Load Capacity per bolt is approximate
200 Pounds, even so we still recommend one bolt for every
available hole in support rails.

Unlike the lower base cabinets which use Pin-Lock’s to
secure in place next to one another, the Upper Wall
Cabinets use a combination #2 Phillips Screw and 4 Mil.
Nut Cap. The two end are inserted in through
corresponding holes on the interior of cabinets meeting
each other, at the top/middle/bottom positions.

Each Wall Cabinet includes multiple
Anchor Mounting Bolts. Anchor
Mounting Bolts are adaptable with

any ½” Socket Wrench.

#2 PHILLIPS
SCREW DRIVER

HOUSEHOLD
HAMMER

4 MIL. ALLEN
WRENCH

ELECTRIC
HAMMER DRILL

SOCKET WRENCH

W/ ½” SOCKET

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Know your Wall Type, these cabinets require support mounts to be Bolted into either Wood
Framing, or preferably into Masonry Stone. If installing to Exterior of Home Wall, if finding
wall studs are difficult – we recommend using ½” Plywood Board Insulator against Wall
where Wall Cabinets will be mounted to. This way the Heavy Weight of the cabinets is
evenly spread out across the wall and the Support Rail screw holes do not necessarily have
to line up with interior wall studs.

Important to get Accurate Dimensions placed, marking
up to the exact heights of true counter, to the height of
wall cabinets. In this instruction guide, we show

placing wall cabinets up 18” Inches above Frame or

Cabinet top edge without counter, which gives
adequate clearance, but depending on several factors
this dimension may change depending on how you
will be accessing the wall cabinets, or even how tall
you are plays an important aspect for what will be the
comfortable reachable height of any wall cabinets.

See the above illustration, detailing correct Dimensions for Base Frame or Cabinet Height,
Counter Top Edge, Base of Wall Cabinet Rail Support and the Top Edge line of Wall
Cabinet Upper Rail Support. Make sure to draw similar horizontal lines reflecting how it is
shown in this illustration matching to the dimensions shown.

2.WALL CABINETS – MEASUREMENTS

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Once all your Lines are drawn, next begin placing the individual wall cabinet support rails,
start with the bottom rail first. If your Wall Cabinet group is in a corner location, like shown
in this guide, then start in the Corner reaching out to the Left and Right cabinet runs. Or for
any straight Wall Cabinet Group, start either at the Left or Right side, whichever side is
against any wall structure first.

A. Hold each Bottom Rail against wall,

with underside edge on top of pre­marked lower horizontal line. Using a
pencil mark the corresponding drill
hole positions. Place Lower Support

Rail to the side, and using 3/8” Inch

Drill Bit, drill each marked hole.

B. Place the Base Horizontal Rail against

wall aligned to Pre-Drilled Holes, insert
the Mounting Bolts through each
corresponding hole. Use “Leveler” to
check support rail is Leveled as you
continue to Hammer each bolt into place.

C. Once Support Rail is affixed to wall,

with All Mounting Bolts in all the way,

now use Socket Wrench with ½”

Socket, and securely fasten in each bolt
at tight as possible.

ATTENTION: For exterior walls with Wood Framed Studs, you may need to

use “Lag Bolts” to properly secure Support Rails to wall.

ATTENTION: Be sure to use Mounting Bolt in each hole along Bottom

Support Rail, as it is the Base that supports the majority of the weight.

3.WALL CABINETS – LOWER

SUPPORT RAILS

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When placing the top Support Rails, pay
special attention that all Arrows are pointing
in “UP” position, otherwise the interlocking
teeth will not align. **Important Note –

you may need to thread each bolt through
the corresponding holes**

Complete all Lower and Upper Support
Rails installations for the first Wall
Cabinet position. Confirm all positions

are correct as the rest of the installation
will follow along, if any errors this will
cause a larger issue.

Confirm Spacing Height measured from
base of Lower Support Rail to the Top
Edge of Upper Support Rail when secured
in place. Again Confirm all Elevations

are precise using Leveler Tool.

All Upper and Lower
Support Rails feature
Interlocking Teeth
that are designed to
make it much easier to
build out even
horizontal straight
lines, one piece at a
time.

ATTENTION: When mounting Upper Support Rails – be sure to always face

Arrows in “UP” positions, or the interlocking teeth will not line up.

4.WALL CABINETS – UPPER SUPPORT RAILS