SimpliFire SF-ALLP50-BK Boyd Build-Out Kit Instructions

SimpliFire SF-ALLP50-BK Boyd Build-Out

Product Information

• Product Name: Boyd Build-Out Kit
• Model: SF-ALLP50-BK

Kit Components:

Tools and Supplies Needed:

Fasteners:

Product Dimensions:

| A| B| C*| D| E| F| G| H| I| J
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
Model Modern Farmhouse| 78-1/8 in.| 37-1/4 in.| 1-1/2 – 5-1/2 in.| 72-1/2 in.| 74-1/4 in.| 51 in.| 19-1/2 in.| 8 in.| 6-1/16 in.| 26-3/4 in.
Model Ready-to-Finish| 67-3/4 in.| 34-1/2 in.| 1-1/2 – 5-1/2 in.| 62-3/4 in.| 64-3/4 in.| 51 in.| 19-1/2 in.| 7-1/2 in.| 6-1/16 in.| 26-3/4 in.

• Baseboard height if using toe kick.

Outlet Location:

Note: Make sure your electrical receptacles are located in the
highlighted areas.

Product Usage Instructions

1.  Before you start, ensure that the walls and floor in the area of the installation are clean, plumb, and level. If there are any major deviations, they should be remedied before installing the Boyd Build-Out Kit.
2. Ensure you have all the necessary tools and supplies mentioned in the user manual.
3. If you are using a toe kick, adjust the lower cleat to the baseboard height as mentioned in the product dimensions.
4. If you need to conceal an electrical receptacle, refer to Figure 3 for outlet location guidelines.
5. Use a stud finder to mark the stud locations in the intended installation location.
6. Remove the Build-out Kit parts and hardware from the packaging, ensuring not to damage the product while cutting the packaging material.
7. Follow the instructions provided with Figure 1 and Figure 2 for using the Cam Pin and Cam Lock Fastener to assemble the kit. Make sure to lock the Cam Pin securely but avoid overtightening.
8. Review the product dimensions on pages 3 and 4 to confirm fit and electrical receptacle location during assembly.
9. During assembly, use a protective surface as an underlayment to avoid damaging the product or finished flooring.

NOTICE : Before you start, the walls and floor in the area of the installation should be clean, plumb and level. Any major deviation should be remedied before installing the Boyd Build-Out Kit.

Kit Components:

Tools and Supplies Needed:

• Phillips Screwdriver (No. 3 preferred)
• Drill
• 5/32″ or 4 mm Drill Bit
• 10 mm Socket or Nut Driver
• Level
• Stud Finder

Fasteners:

How to use Cam Pin and Cam Lock Fastener:

Note : Following Instructions apply to both the Cam Lock Fastener and Barrel Nut.

Product Dimensions

Baseboard height if using toe kick.

3-1/4
mm| 495| 191| 154| 679| 794| 83

Outlet Location

Figure 3

Preparation

• Ensure the Wall at the intended installation location is flat.
• Review Dimensions on Pages 3 and 4 to confirm fit and electrical receptacle location.
• Ensure you have enough space to complete the Build-out Kit assembly. A protective surface should be used as an underlayment during assembly to avoid damaging the product or finished flooring.
• Before you begin, use a stud finder to mark the stud locations in the intended installation location.
• If attempting to conceal an electrical receptacle refer to Figure 3.
• Remove the Build-out Kit parts and hardware from the packaging.

WARNING : CUTTING PACKAGING MATERIAL COULD DAMAGE THE PRODUCT.

Refinishing (Optional)

Ready To Finish Model (BOK-RTF)
The Ready To Finish Model (BOK-RTF) Cabinet comes pre-primed ready to accept paint. The Ready To Fin-ish mantel is unfinished and should be coated with the desired finishing material appropriate for a wood veneer.

Modern Farmhouse Model (BOK-MF)
The Modern Farmhouse Model (BOK-MF) Cabinet is finished with a white final coat. The Modern Farmhouse Mantel is pre-finished. If refinishing of the mantel is desired, the following steps are recommended prior to assembling the mantel:

• Properly cover any areas of work space that you do not want to be painted.
• Lightly scuff the existing finish with 320 grit sandpa-per.
• Remove dust using lint free cloth.
• For best results, apply a base coat of spray paint primer to evenly cover the mantel.
• Wait the recommended amount of time per the paint and primer instructions, then apply a spray paint top coat in the color of choice to evenly cover the mantel.
• Apply additional top coats until desired coverage is achieved.

NOTICE:

• Follow all recommended guidelines for the materials you are using.
• Do not spray paint near the appliance.
• Do not spray paint while the appliance is operating.
• Always wear appropriate gloves, eye protection, clothing and a respirator or mask when painting.
• The room or area you are spraying must be well ventilated and must be properly masked in order to preventing overspray from covering woodwork, floors or furnishings.

Assembly

1. Step 1
   

   • Locate part “A” and lay face down on a protective surface.
   • Install 18 Cam Pins (P) in the location shown in Fig-ure 1. Refer to Step 1 on page 2 and Figure 4

2. Step 2

   • Install three (3) Cam Lock Fasteners (Q) into part “C” with the arrows in the orientation shown in Figure 5.
   • Repeat this step for part “D”.

3. Step 3
   Align parts “C” and “D” onto the three (3) Cam Pins installed on each side of part “A”. See Figure 6.

4. Step 4
   With parts “C” and “D” installed on the Cam Pins, use a Phillips screwdriver to gently rotate the Cam Lock Fasteners 1/4 turn clockwise. Do not over- tighten or over rotate, note the arrow orientation in Figure 7.

5. Step 5
   Install four (4) (V) L-Brackets using eight (8) M6 X 15 screws (S) securing parts “C” and “D” to part “A”. See Figure 8.

6. Step 6
   Install three (3) Cam Lock Fasteners (Q) into part “E” with the arrows in the orientation shown on page 2 and Figure 9. Repeat for the part “F”.

7. Step 7
   Install three (3) Barrel Nuts (R) into part “E”. See Figure 10. Repeat for the part “F”.

8. Step 8

   • Align parts “E” and “F” onto the three (3) Cam Pins (P) installed on each side of part “A”. See Figure 11.

9. Step 9
   Turn each of the six (6) Cam Lock Fasteners (Q) clockwise 1/4 turn shown in Figure 12. Refer to Step 4.

10. Step 10
    Install two (2) L-Brackets (V) using two (2) M6 X 15 screws (S) on part “G”. See Figure 13.

11. Step 11
    Install three (3) Cam Lock Fasteners (Q) into part “G” with the arrows in the orientation shown on page 2 and Figure 14.

12. Step 12
    Align parts “G” onto the three (3) Cam Pins (P) installed on part “A”. See Figure 15.

13. Step 13
    Turn each of the three (3) Cam Lock Fastener (Q) clockwise 1/4 turn. Refer to Step 4 and Figure 16.

14. Step 14
    Secure part “G” to part “A” using two (2) M6 X 5 screws (S) and two (2) L-Brackets (V). See Figure 17.

15. Step 15
    Secure part “G” to parts “E” and “F” using M6 x 50 Machine Screws (U). See Figure 18.

16. Step 16
    Secure part “H” to parts “E” and “F” using M6 x 50 Machine Screws (U). See Figure 19.

17. Step 17
    Install three (3) Barrel Nuts (R) into part “H” with the arrows in the orientation shown on page 2 and Figure 20.

18. Step 18
    Secure part “H” to part “G” using three (3) M6 x 50 Machine Screws (U). See Figure 21.

19. Step 19
    Align part “I” onto the three (3) Cam Pins (P) installed in part “A”. See Figure 19.

20. Step 20

    • Install three (3) Cam Lock Fasteners (Q) into part “I” with the arrows in the orientation shown on page 2 and Figure 23
    • Turn each of the three (3) (Q) Cam Lock Fasteners (Q) clockwise 1/4 turn. Refer to Step 4 and Figure 23.

21. Step 21
    Secure part “N” to part “I” using M6 x 30 Machine Screws (T). See Figure 24.

22. Step 22
    Secure part “I” to parts “E” and “F” using two (2) M6 x 50 Machine Screws (U). See Figure 25.

23. Step 23
    Install three (3) Barrel Nuts (R) into part “J” with the arrows in the orientation shown on page 2 and Figure 26.

24. Step 24
    Secure part “J” to part “I” using three (3) M6 x 50 Machine Screws (U). See Figure 27.

25. Step 25
    • Secure part “K” (x 2) to part “B” using two (2) Construction Screws (W) on each side. See Figure 28.

26. Step 26
    Install four (4) Cam Pins (P) onto part “L” in the loca-tions shown in Figure 29. Refer to Step 1 on page 2.

27. Step 27

    • Install two (2) Cam Lock Fasteners (Q) into each part “M” with the arrows in the orientation shown on page 2 and Figure 30.
    • Align left and right parts “M” onto the Cam Pins installed on part “L”. See Figure 30.
    • Turn each of the four (4) Cam Lock Fasteners (Q) clockwise 1/4 turn. Refer to Step 4 and Figure 30.

28. Step 29

    • Install two (2) L-Brackets (V) using two (2) M6 X 15 screws (S) on part “L”. Secure two (2) L-Brackets (V) using two (2) M6 X 15 screws (S) to part “M” on each side. See Figure 31.

Wall Cleat Installation:
The location of the wall cleats determines the final height and location of the build-out kit. Refer to product dimensions on pages 3 and 4 to assist in locating the wall cleats.

Accommodating Baseboard Trim

If installed over an existing baseboard with the use of the toe kick, the lower wall cleat should be positioned 1/2 in.(BOK-RTF model) or 2-1/4 in. (BOK-MF model) above the baseboard. See Figure 32.

Locate and mark the location of the wall studs. Place the lower wall cleat against the wall and ensure it is

Warning : Use caution to avoid any in-wall utilities.

Noting the location of the studs, pre-drill (5/32) holes at three stud locations. Transfer the stud spacing marks to each cleat and pre-drill a 5/32 in. hole at three stud locations in the lower thicker section of each of the cleats. With pilot holes drilled through position the lower cleat against the wall in its final location, using the drill bit transfer the pilot hole locations to the wall 5/32 in. Pilot holes should be drilled 2 in. into the wall. . Use either a Phillips or 10 mm hex driver to secure the wall cleat to the wall to three (3) studs using three (3) M6x100 Lag Screws (X) into each cleat. Repeat this process for the upper wall cleat. Locate it vertically aligned from the lower wall cleat with 26-3/4 in. between the bottom of the lower wall cleat and the bot-tom of the upper wall cleat. Each Cleat should be installed using three (3) M6x100 lag screws (X).

Toe Kick Placement (Optional)
The optional floating toe kick is designed to accommodate a baseboard up to 5-1/2 in. tall and up to 3/4 in. thick. If applicable, place the assembled toe kick against the wall/baseboard centering it with the desired final location of the build-out kit. The toe kick will be captured by the cabinet assembly without fasteners once installed.

Hanging Cabinet Assembly
Place the main cabinet assembly of the Build-out Kit against the wall, centering it around the installed wall cleats. Slide the cabinet assembly down until the ledgers (parts H & J) are fully seated into the wall cleats. See Figure 32.

Note : Take special care not to scuff any existing wall paint as you slide the cabinet into the wall cleats. Avoid scuffing by placing painter’s tape on the wall in the exposed locations that the cabinet will make contact, behind the edges of the sides and area above the top wall cleat.

Note : Depending on the outlet or hardwire location, the appliance wiring may need to be completed prior to installing the mantel shelf and appliance. The appliance power cord may be routed through the U-shaped notch on parts E or F of the cabinet assembly to access an outlet receptacle that is to be hidden behind the Build-out Kit. The mantel shelf assembly (parts B & K) in place on top of the cabinet assembly. See Figure 30. The mantel shelf may be secured with two (2) Construction screws (W) from the inside of the appliance cavity of the cabinet. There are two pilot holes located in the inner top (part “G”). See Figure 31.

Appliance Installation

Follow the appliance installation instructions included with the appliance to mount the appliance into the cavity of the build-out kit cabinet. Once the appliance is wired, level and plum with the cabinet, secure it via the appli- ance mounting locations with the four (4) construction screws (W) included with the appliance.

See Figure 32.

Service and Maintenance

To clean the build-out kit surface, use a clean damp cloth and wipe dry.

Replacement Parts

BOK-RTF-ALLP50
Mantel Sides (D, C)| BOK-MF-ALLP50| BOK-MF-SIDES
BOK-RTF-ALLP50| BOK-RTF-SIDES

SimpliFire, a brand of Hearth & Home Technologies 7571 215th Street West, Lakeville, MN 55044 www.hearthnhome.com

SimpliFire • Boyd Build-Out Kit Instruction Manual • 2044-922 • 2/23

References

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