American Standard Providence 9486.101 user manual

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ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
PROVIDENCE BATH ACCESSORIES
Apothecary Cabinet 9430.100
Demi-Apothecary Cabinet 9431.100
Rectangular Mirror 9486.101
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APOTHECARY CABINET 9430.100 Roughing-in Dimensions 20" 16" 508mm 406mm Move Apothecary cabinet into desired position. Be sure to leave enough room for the swing of the doors. Level the cabinet using TOP AND BOTTOM DOORS SWING 180° CW the adjustable glides on the bottom of the DEPTH WITH DOORS 1/2 OPEN = 30" feet. The glides can be adjusted outward up to WIDTH WITH DOORS FULL OPEN = 31-1/4" 76" 1" but it is 1930mm recommended not to exceed 1/2" if possible. Adjust the shelf pins to

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1-5/8" 24-1/2" RECTANGULAR MIRROR 9486.101 41mm 622mm Roughing-in Dimensions NOTE: Provide adequate wall support for the size and weight of the mirror. Mirror comes with 2 ring style hooks pre-attached. String suitable wire through both hooks. Use 34-1/2" 876mm appropriate mounting technique based upon wall material. 23-1/4" 591mm 1" 25mm WEIGHT = 21LBS. Care and Cleaning Dust the wood frequently with a clean, soft, dry, lint-free cloth, as well as polish it on a regular basis. Clean

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AMERICAN-STANDARD WOOD FURNITURE WARRANTY If inspection of this American-Standard plumbing product, within one year after its initial purchase, confirms that it is defective in materials or workmanship, American-Standard will repair or, at its option, exchange the product for a similar model. Variations in actual wood color and finishes which may result from natural characteristics of the wood, such as grain patterns, mineral streaks and the like, are not defects and are not covered by this