Video Tutorials

Corner Base Cabinet Assembly – Bi Fold Door

Watch this video tutorial and follow the steps listed below to learn how to assemble your RTA corner base cabinet with a bi-fold door.

Transcription:

Tools needed:

Drill
Flat Head Screwdriver

Particle Board Box

Open the box containing the cabinet and sort pieces based on size and shape.
Empty the bag of hardware on a flat surface and sort. Be careful not to lose any pieces. There should be 4 angled cam-lock screws, 24 cam-lock nuts, 16 cam-lock screws and 8 shelf pins.
Screw in the cam-lock screws into the pre-drilled holes on the top and bottom of panels with rectangular corner cut-outs (these will be the side panels) and the largest rectangular panel (this will be one of the back panels).
Screw two cam-lock screws into the pre-drilled holes on each of the side panels.
Slide one of the side panels into the largest rectangular panel.
Insert a cam-lock nut into the pre-drilled holes on the side of the large rectangular panel connected to the side panel.
Insert and screw in the angled cam-lock screws on the other side of the panel.
Insert cam-lock nuts into the cam-lock screws, and screw in with a screwdriver.
Connect the angled cam-lock screws to the remaining side panel.
Insert cam-lock nuts into the cam-lock screws, and screw in with a screwdriver.
Drill an angled cam-lock screw into the other side of the side panel.
Connect it to the smaller rectangular panel (this will be the other back panel).
Insert cam-lock nuts into the cam-lock screws, and screw in with a screwdriver.
Slide the short edges of the small, rectangular panel into the side panels, connecting them.
Place the large irregularly-shaped panel into the slots along the edge of the structure. This will be the bottom of the cabinet.
Slide the other side panel into the smaller back panel.
Insert cam-lock nuts into the cam-lock screws, and screw in with a screwdriver

Face Frame

Open the other box that came in the shipment, this should contain the two doors, the frame and hardware.
Empty the bag of hardware on a flat surface and sort. Be careful not to lose any pieces. There should be 2 sets of bi-fold hinges, two wood screws, eight half-inch screws, and two sets of face frame cabinet hinges.
Drill cam-lock screws into the pre-drilled holes on the frame pieces.
Slide the frame pieces together at a right angle.
Drill the wood screws into the pre-drilled holes on the on the corners connecting the pieces.
Slide the frame into the front of the cabinet structure.
Place cam-lock nuts into the cam-lock screws on the frame and secure them with a screwdriver.
Drill cam-lock screws into the pre-drilled hole on the smallest particle board panel pieces.
Connect them at a right angle.
Place cam-lock nuts into the cam-lock screws and secure with a screwdriver.
Slide them into the bottom side of the cabinet (which is still facing upwards), using a rubber mallet if necessary.
Turn the cabinet so it is sitting on its bottom side.
Drill cam-lock nuts into the pre-drilled holes on the long panel connecting the sides of the cabinet.
Connect the hinges and place them over the pre-drilled holes on the back side of the bi-fold door.
Drill four half-inch screws into the pre-drilled holes, securing the hinges to the doors.
Slide the face frame cabinet hinges into the holes on the side of the door.
Drill in two half-inch screws into the pre-drilled holes to secure it to the door.
Remove the mounting frame of the face frame hinge to attach to the cabinet.
Drill two half-inch screws into the pre-drilled holes on the side of the cabinet to attach the mounting frame.
Reconnect the mounting frame to the face frame hinge to attach the door.
Place stoppers on all four corners of each door.

Shelf:

Insert shelf pins and adjust the shelf found inside the box, making sure all four pins are at the same height.