Installation Instructions

1. Apply a liberal amount of miter bond glue to the edge of each piece.

2. Install supplied biscuits.

3. Slide pieces together.

4. Snug (not tighten) miter bolts with wrench. The mitered pieces

should not move easily, yet able to be moved for alignment with a

sharp blow. Wipe excess glue (Fig. 10 & 11).

5. Locate the high side of each miter from the laminate side. Pound

down the high side with hammer and wood (Fig. 12). After adjusting,

tighten the closest miter bolt. Repeat process for the length of the

seam. Before moving countertop, the adhesive in the joint must dry for

a minimum of 60 minutes. After the joint is dry further adjustments will

not be possible.

(NOTE: Miter bolts, 7/16" open faced wrench, miter biscuits {included with tops}, and glue

required)

MITER BOLTS

5. Flip the countertop right side up & visually inspect the seam.

Massage the two back-splashes into nal alignment by exing them

slightly back & forth until the seam is fully ush (Fig. 9f).

6. Snug all of the fasteners, but be careful not to over-tighten as over-

tightening the fasteners can result in joint separation on the laminate

(face) side. Next, set the height with the adjusting screw (Fig. 9e).

The glue should squeeze out of the miter joint (Fig. 9g). Snug all of

the fasteners, but be careful not to over-tighten as over-tightening the

fasteners can result in joint separation on the laminated (face) side.

Next, set the height with the adjusting screw (Fig. 9g).

(NOTE: Weights may also be necessary to force the miter tight at the surface Fig. 9e

Notice the glue squeezing out on the seam. Allow glue to dry for 60 minutes.)

Fig. 9f

Fig. 9g

Fig. 10

Fig. 11

Fig. 12

Triangle Pattern

1/8"

Miter Edge

1/4"

1/2"

1/4"

Fig. 9e

Fig. 9c

Fig. 9d