Instructions / Assembly

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At this time you will need to take note of where the door hinge

hardware is located and whether your need to measure from any

part of the hinge mechanism or can ignore the hinge(s) altogether

when measuring the width of the opening.

First you need to measure from the cabinet ﬂoor/frame or the

existing shelf surface up to the bottom of whichever part of the

hinge protrudes the furthest into the opening...i.e. the hinge

“elbow.” (If your hinge style is the type mounted on to the outside

front of the cabinet and is visible when the door is closed, you can

skip this step.)

IF THIS

MEASUREMENT IS

MORE THAN 4 1/2

INCHES, THE

HINGE WILL NOT BE IN THE WAY for any slide-out shelf...and for

any specialty item as long as the hinge elbow does not protrude

into the opening more than one-half an inch. Under these

conditions the hinge will not need to be taken into consideration

when measuring. You can measure from the edge of the door to

maximize the width of the shelf.

Please see Tip #6 of the Common Measuring Pitfalls guide for

more information on how to maximize space with concealed

hinges.

Now take your tape measure and measure the “clear” width of the opening AT THE NARROWEST POINT. Per the above

instructions if your hinge height is less than 4 1/2 inches you will in most cases (see Tip #6) start with the end of your tape

measure touching the part of the hinge that protrudes the furthest into the opening. Pull the tape measure across the opening

to the other side...noting the exact measurement...at the narrowest point. Round down to the nearest 1/8 inch. In the case of

double doors this measurement could be hinge-to-hinge or edge/corner of door on one side to the edge/corner of door on the

other side.

If your cabinets use the “traditional” style surface mounted hinges that are visible when the door(s) is(are) closed, your

measurement will likely be from door frame to door frame.

If the height of the hinges of your cabinet are less than 4 1/2” (see Tip #6) from the ﬂoor or shelf surface...measure the width

of the opening from the point of the hinge that protrudes the furthest into the opening to the other side. In the case of double

doors it would be hinge-to-hinge. For a single door cabinet it will be either from the hinge to the edge of the frame or the

interior side wall if a frame-less cabinet. (See Exception point below.)

EXCEPTION: For frame-less (Euro-style box) cabinets that have only a single door, hinged on the left or right, and

ONLY in this case, you will need to subtract 1/4” from the “clear” width measurement you take before submitting

your dimensions/order. This also applies X2 if you are measuring a compartment without doors or in the rare case

you are actually measuring an opening that is actually wall-to-wall with no doors in the way.

This extra deduction allows for the hardware that is attached to the cabinet rails to ﬁt within the opening!

Measure to the narrowest point:

If the hinges of your cabinet are 4 1/2” or greater from the ﬂoor or shelf surface

(see Tip # 6 on the last page)...measure from left to right edge of the opening.

If less than 4 1/2

inches...measure

width of opening

from the hinge!

When in doubt...measure

width of opening from the

hinge!