VEDUM 508920 Washstand Zone Installation Guide
- August 24, 2024
- VEDUM
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VEDUM 508920 Washstand Zone
Product Information
Specifications
- Model: Flow & Zone
- Available Sizes: Flow 500, Flow 600, Flow 750, Flow 1000, Flow 1200, Flow 1500, Flow 2000, Zone 600, Zone 1000, Zone 1200, Zone 1500, Zone 2000
- Material: Kompositsten: 900 / Top Solid: 902, Kompositsten: 855 / Top Solid: 857
Product Usage Instructions
- Remove the drawers from the cabinet to simplify hanging and adjustment.
- Hang the cabinet on the wall rail.
- Ensure that the cabinet is placed horizontally and adjust if necessary.
- Tighten the screws to secure the cabinet to the wall; do not use an electric screwdriver.
- For increased safety, mount the vanity unit to the wall using bolts, plugs, and screws.
- All electrical connections in bathroom environments should be done by a qualified electrician.
- If using lighting with a 230V outlet, connect it through a residual current circuit breaker with a maximum rated release current of 30 mA.
- Follow local regulations for socket placement in bathrooms.
- It is crucial to assemble the washstand at the correct angle.
- Fix the washstand to the cabinet by applying wet room silicone in each corner for adjustment or dismantling purposes.
FAQ
- Can the washstand cabinet come with a fitted socket?
- Yes, as an option, the washstand cabinet can be delivered with a fitted 230V socket. The outlet is located to the right of the upper drawer and comes with a cord and plug.
- What tools are needed for installation?
- The tools required for installation include a screwdriver, bolts, plugs, screws, and wet room silicone for fixing the washstand to the cabinet.
Flow & Zone
Washstand Flow
Washstand Zone
Storage cabinet
Measurements
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Flow in the width 500 mm.
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Flow in the widths 600, 750, 1000, 1200, 1500 and 2000.
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Zone in the widths 600, 1000, 1200, 1500 and 2000.
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High cabinets 400 and 500 mm.
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Storage cabinets 600 and 1000 mm.
Drain in wall
- Note 1: Spacing from floor to joist in wall and holes for rail.
- Note 2: Available space for connecting drains in the wall
Socket in drawer and drawer lighting
As an option, the washstand cabinet can be delivered with a fitted 230V socket. The outlet is located to the right of the upper drawer and comes with a cord and plug. The outlet is plugged into a wall outlet located behind the cabinet. See the location in the area below. See local directions concerning the electrical installation. Drawer lighting is available as an accessory, drawer lighting is connected to the power with a plug and connected to the wall socket behind the cabinet.
Floor level
Safety directions electricity
All connections of the electrical equipment in our bathroom environments should be carried out by a qualified electrician. Lighting with a 230V outlet should be connected over a residual current circuit with a maximum of 30 mA rated release current. Also, see strong current regulations for sockets in bathrooms/shower rooms when it comes to the placement of the luminaire sockets.
- Area 0: Requires at least IPX7
- Area 1: Requires at least IPX4
- Area 2: Requires at least IPX4
- Unclassified area: Here can a 230V socket connected to the residual current circuit breaker be placed.
Assembling of cabinets
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Install the wall rails in the indicated position. Check wall material and choose a different type of screw if those included are not suitable.
Included screws (Ø6×50 mm) are intended for fixing wooden beams or concrete. First screw in the outer oval hole, and adjust and fix the rail with the next screw. Washers (Ø6x16x1 mm) are used in the outer oval holes. Drill holes in the wall as in the illustration below.
Fill the drilled holes with silicone before securing the screws. -
Remove the drawers from the cabinet, to simplify hanging and adjustment.
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Hang the cabinet on the wall rail.
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Make sure that the cabinet is placed horizontally. Adjust if needed.
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Tighten the screws so that the fittings lock the cabinet towards the wall (do not use an electrical screwdriver).
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In the case of a washstand with two cabinets: Use clamps to join the cabinets. Then connect the cabinets with the included screws (Ø4×28 mm).
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For increased safety, the vanity unit shall also be mounted to the wall by the bolt with plugs and screws. This shall also be applied to the high cabinet.
Assembling of the washstand Flow
- The washstand must be assembled in the right angle. Fix the washstand to the cabinet by putting a click of wet room silicone in each corner. This enables adjustment or dismantling of the washstand if necessary.
Assembling of washstand/top plate Zone
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It is important that the cabinet is assembled in the correct angle, both horizontally and vertically. Attach the top plate to the cabinet by placing a click of wet room silicone in each corner. This makes it possible to adjust or disassemble the washstand it necessary.
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Place a thin string of wet room silicone along the edge, and press firmly on the washstand. Immediately wipe out excess wet room silicone in the joint around the washstand.
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Place a board and a weight of about 5 kg on top of the washstand.
Make sure that the joint around the washstand looks good. -
Leave the board with the weight until the silicone has hardened for 24 hours.
Assembling top plate for storage cabinet
- A solid Surface top plate is attached by placing a click of silicone mass in each corner.
- The MDF top board is secured using four furniture brackets supplied with the top board. First fit the furniture brackets in the pre-drilled holes on the underside of the top board with 4 of the screws supplied (3.5×16 mm). Then position the top board on the cabinet and fasten it with the remaining screws (4 pcs) inside the cabinet.
When assembling two cabinets with top boards next to each other: First assemble the cabinets. Followed by the top boards. The top boards are 1 mm wider than the cabinet, which means they must be offset in opposite directions so that the entire protruding millimeter appears on the left and right sides respectively. When assembling three or more cabinets next to each other, a 0.5 mm space must be left on each side of the middle cabinet.
Door adjustment
Door damper adjustment
Disassembling door
Assembling door
Removing and replacing the drawer
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To remove the drawer, pull the drawer out to 50% and then remove it by lifting the front edge of the drawer straight up.
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To replace the drawer – place the drawer on the fully extended runners and slide the drawer into the cabinet.
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When you hear a click, the drawer has settled on the runners again.
Gradient adjustment
- At the back on the inside of the drawer, there is one screw on either side.
- Adjust the gradient of the front with the adjust- ing screw on either side.
Sideways adjustment
- Behind the front, under the drawer, there is a hook on each side. To adjust the drawer front sideways, move the hooks back and simultaneously pull the drawer front sideways. Adjustment range: +/- 1.5 mm.
Height adjustment
- Screw A is a locking screw (tall drawers have 2 locking screws) and screw B is an adjusting screw. Loosen the locking screws and then adjust the drawer front vertically using the adjusting screws on either side. Then lock the locking screws again. Adjusting range: +/- 2 mm.
Removing and replacing the drawer front
- Behind the front, under the drawer, there is a hook on each side. To loosen the front, move the hooks backward and pull the drawer front upwards and outwards at the same time. To reinstall the front, place the lower part of the front fittings against the groove at the front edge of the drawer side, then press the front downwards and inwards.
References
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