Eastbrook Vanity Units Bathroom Furniture Instruction Manual

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Usage: Bathroom Vanity Units
Installation Types: Floorstanding and Wall Hung
Recommended Tools: Drill, Drill Bit, Expansion Wall Plug, Tapping Screws, Cover Caps, Silicone

Mark the two holes levelly on the wall.
Drill the holes using a proper-sized drill bit.
Insert expansion wall plug.
Screw in the tapping screws.
Add cover caps on the screws.
When fitting the basin to the unit, apply adequate silicone between the basin and unit to prevent water ingress.
Mark the holes levelly on the wall.
Drill the holes using a proper-sized drill bit.
Insert expansion wall plug.
Screw in the tapping screws.
When fitting the basin to the unit, apply adequate silicone between the basin and unit to prevent water ingress.
Up/Down Adjustment: Adjust the screw accordingly.
In/Out Adjustment: Adjust the screw accordingly.
Left/Right Adjustment: Adjust the screw accordingly.
Ensure proper ventilation in the bathroom.
Avoid abrasive cleaning materials that may damage the surface finish.
Use cleaning agents with a pH of 7 and avoid acidic substances or soda.
Keep the vanity unit dry and away from continuous moisture.
Wipe off all spillages and splashes promptly.
Avoid leaning on fully opened doors or drawers.
Check hinges and sliders every 6 months and tighten any loose screws.

Q: Can I install the vanity unit by myself?
A: It is recommended to use qualified plumbers for installation, and 2 people are required for installation due to the weight and complexity of the units.
Q: How often should I check the hinges and sliders?
A: It is advised to check the hinges and sliders every 6 months and tighten any loose screws as necessary to maintain proper functionality.
Q: What cleaning materials should I avoid?
A: Avoid abrasive cleaning materials, acidic substances, or soda when cleaning the vanity unit to prevent damage to the surface finish.

PLEASE READ THE BELOW NOTES BEFORE INSTALLING YOUR VANITY UNITS

Use protective gloves and eye protection at all times
Please use qualified plumbers to install the vanity unit
2 manpower is required to install the units
Check the parts are fully supplied
Never install products or components that look damaged
Hinges for doors and sliders for drawers may need to be checked and adjusted to achieve proper position after installation
Please avoid direct sunlight as this will affect the painted surface color change
If fixed to a stud or paneled wall, a proper framework is required to support a wall-hung unit

NECESSARY TOOLS (not supplied)

Installation for Floorstanding Vanity Units

Mark the two holes levelly on the wall.
Drill the holes using the proper size drill bit.
Insert expansion wall plug.
Screw in the tapping screws.
Add cover caps on the screws.
When fitting the basin to the unit, adequate silicone is required between the basin and unit to prevent potential water ingress.

Installation for Wall Hung Vanity Units

Mark the holes levelly on the wall.
Drill the holes using the proper size drill bit.
Insert expansion wall plug.
Screw in the tapping screws.
When fitting the basin to the unit, adequate silicone is required between the basin and unit to prevent potential water ingress.

Drawer slider adjustment

If you need some fine adjustment, turn the screw clockwise to get the drawer “up”, and turn the screw anti-clockwise to get the drawer “down”

Soft closing hinge adjustment

Wall hanging bracket adjustment

Make sure your bathroom is well-ventilated
Do not use abrasive cleaning materials which will hurt the surface finish
Do not use any cleaning with acidic substances or soda. Suggest use cleaning agents with a PH of 7
The vanity unit must be kept dry and not subject to continuous moisture
All spillages and splashes must be wiped off
Do not lean on fully opened doors or drawers
Check the hinges and sliders every 6 months and any loose screws must be tightened