Instructions / Assembly

Outswing

Trim on the hinge side of the bookcase and the top will be attached to the wall,

but the non-hinged side trim will be attached to the bookcase to act as a stop. It is

recommended that the trim overlay the face frame by 3/4” and be mounted very

securely to withstand the opening and closing of the door. The trim across the

top of the door must be mounted to allow clearance for the door to swing below

it. Also, allow clearance for the door-mounted trim to swing freely from the upper

piece of trim as well as clear the  oor.

Remove Invisidoor from the opening and remove hinge plates from the case.

Do a  nal sanding of project. Apply stain and  nish coat of choice according to

manufacturer’s directions. Reinstall hinges by mounting all screws. Reinstall

InvisiDoor into opening and permanently install trim.

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Inswing

Outswing

Install Support Foot

Mount bracket to the side of bookcase. Bracket must be attached near the face frame to allow enough clearance to

swing past the jamb. Align the tapered stop to the location of the bolt when the door is in the closed position, mark

the location, fasten it with the supplied tape/and or screw.

Install Trim

Finish Bookcase

Inswing

Trim on both sides and the top of the door are mounted to the wall and serve as a

stop for the door. Avoid using trim that has a narrow inside edge as it will not hold

up as a stop. A 3/4” thick molding is recommended. It is also recommended that the

trim overlay the face frame by 1/2”- 3/4”.

A wide variety of trim styles will work for the inswing mounted Invisidoor. Corner

blocks, mitered corners, or built out crowns can all be used without interfering with

the function of the door.