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INSTALLATION GUIDE
BAR RISER KIT
If your design includes a Bar Riser Kit (BRK), the
information below will help you to install it.
We recommend installing the cabinet legs after you
have attached the bar riser to the base cabinet.
1. Lay out the cabinets that make up your kitchen
and locate where the bar riser kits are going to be
placed.
Note: Some BRK’s may overlap two cabinets, so follow
your oorplan carefully.
2. Attach the BRK to the base cabinet(s) by lining up
the bottom of the bar riser with the bottom of the
cabinet.
3. Attach the bar riser using 1-1/4” stainless steel
screws (WSSS1.25-ScrewKit) by screwing from the
inside of the cabinet through the rear hanging rails.
4. Once the BRK is attached, you can install the
adjustable legs and level the cabinet/riser.
BACK VIEW
36"
36" H
12"-49" W
4" D
BAR RISER KITS
• 3/4” All-Weatherboard™ composite material cabinet
construction
• 4” deep by 36” high
• Requires BTP for field installation to match the cabinet
doors
Bar Risers are 4” deep by 36” high and are available
in 3” width increments from 12” to 48”. When securely
attached to the back of a 34 ½” high base cabinet,
the top of the riser will be approximately
40 ½” from the oor. These eld installed kits feature
a full-height ¾” thick enclosed All-Weatherboard™
composite material back panel and can only be paired
with base cabinets. These kits will turn almost any base
cabinet into a two-level bar.
Please Note: Exposed cabinet sides and backs MUST be
covered by a matching end/island panel
INSTALLATION GUIDE
Grill Bases and Side Burner Cabinets have a few extra
steps that make up the proper installation.
First and foremost, if you are installing a drop-in grill
or side burner in your cabinets, you MUST rst install
an insulated jacket before inserting the heat admitting
appliance. This protects your cabinets from the extreme
heat and protects your limited warranty.
Please Note: You must purchase the insulated jacket from
the manufacturer of the gas/heat appliance. Please follow
the manufacturer’s instructions on how to properly support
your appliance and insulated jacket inside the cabinet.
CABINET MODIFICATION:
1. Your grill base or side burner cabinet comes with two
panels in the upper, apron part of the cabinet. One
apron panel is built into the cabinet. The second
overlay panel is manufactured from the same material
as the cabinet doors. Make sure to not throw this loose
piece away!
2. Clamp the decorative overlay panel to the apron panel
using C-Clamps. Make sure to line up the top of the
overlay panel with the top of the cabinet apron panel.
3. Mark the required cut-out necessary to install the
insulated jacket and the gas appliance. Refer to the
specication and installation guides supplied by the
appliance manufacturer, or use a template if provided.
Remember to account for the countertop thickness.
4. Carefully cut out the required space on the cabinet
apron and decorative overlay panel.
5. Place the insulated jacket into the cutout to ensure a
proper t.
6. Fabricate a support brace, inside the cabinet, based
on the appliance manufacturer’s recommendation.
7. We recommend hiring a licensed professional to install
the gas appliances and the insulated jacket
GRILL DOUBLE DOOR BASE
• The face plate is modified in field to accept the
respective insulated jacket used with the gas grill
• 3/4” All-Weatherboard™ composite material cabinet
construction
• Fully integrated back panel
• Includes 4 ‘Sure Level’ polymer legs, shipped loose for
field installation and leveling
• Available in all door styles and finishes
• Separate toe kick with vent included
• Stainless steel handles sold separately
Please Note: All built in grill heads require an insulated
jacket. Please consult your grill manufacturer for the
appropriate model.
6 ventilation outlets included to allow the release of
possible heat or gas build-up.
1 in the toe kick panel
3 in the base shelf
2 in the side of the cabinet
Please Note: Venting will still need to be cut on the
job site at the end of a cabinet run containing a heat
component. This will need to be cut into the decorative
end panel.
GRILL BASES AND SIDE BURNER CABINETS
35½"
12⅞"
28"
Width
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PROPER VENTING:
Proper venting of Grill Bases or Side Burner cabinets
is essential.
• Each Side Burner and Grill Base cabinet are already
equipped with precut slots in the floor and holes in
the sidewalls of the cabinet to vent.
• Vent slots have also been precut in a piece of toe
kick to further help with the proper ventilation
needed.
Grill Base and Side Burner cabinets will come with
precut vent holes in the sidewalls and precut slots in
the cabinet. There will also be precut slots in the toe
kick material. This will enable any excess gas to vent
from inside the cabinets. If using toe kick with your
cabinets to cover the leveling legs, a piece of toe kick
with vent slots has been included with your Grill Base
or Side Burner cabinet.