橱柜安装说明书

Kitchen CabinetInstallation GuideThe instructions given here serve as a general guideline on how to install frameless cabinets in a reasonably simple installation. Many cabinet designs and installations may be far more complex and beyond the scope of these instructions and require a professional installer.∙Tools Required∙Layout and Planning the Installation∙Cabinet Installation Order∙Installing Cabinets Level∙Fastening Cabinets to the Wall∙Fastening Cabinets Together∙Installing Fillers∙Installing Trim∙Adjusting Hinges and DrawersWarning: Kitchen installations typically involve gas, high voltage wiring, plumbing and mechanical details like heating and AC vents. This guide only covers cabinet installation. At a minimum, if you’re not well versed in these areas make sure that all power is shut off to exposed wiring and gas valves are closed to gas supply lines.∙Tools Required• Tape Measure • Pencil • 3 to 4 foot Level • 3/16" Drill Bit • Phillips Head Screwdriver •#2 Square Drive Bit*• Electric Drill • Hammer • Wood Shims • Phillips Head Screw Gun • Handsaw • Chalk Line • Step Ladder • Extension Cord • Pry Bar • Clamps • Carpenter’s Square • NOTE: If “C” clamps are used, protect material between finished case of the cabinet and the clamp.∙Additional tools that make the job easier:Small Table saw •Power Miter Saw • Laser Level • Stud FinderLocating the Highpoint on the Floor for a WallLayout andPlanning the Installation1. Take inventory of the cabinets as per the plan or order.2. Find the high spot in the floor using a level as shown below.3. Measure up the wall 34 ½” above the high spot and draw a level line anywhere that base cabinets will be installed. (This means that this line will measure greater than 34 ½” above the floor in most places along the wall.)4. Find and mark the studs. This can be done by trial and error of driving a nail in the wall until you find a stud or use an electronic stud finder. Studs will usually be every 16” center to center.Locating the Highpoint on the Floor for an Adjacent WallLocating the Highpoint on the Floor Between Two WallsStep 2Place a mark 34 ½” up from the high spot in floor5. It is best when installing a larger kitchen to mark the cabinet positions and code (size) on the wall. Better to find out now if things aren’t going to fit just right than after you’ve installed several cabinets.6. Unbox the cabinets and be cautious not to drag them across the floor. Save some cardboard to rest thecabinets on to prevent damage to the cabinets and the floor.7. Remove all doors, drawers and shelves, being careful to mark them so that they go back on correct cabinets. Removing the doors can be done without tools as the hinges are “clip ‐on”.Removing drawer boxes are different depending on the type drawer.Standard drawers can be removed by simply pulling the drawer out until it stops, then lift up the front of the drawer and remove the drawer.Dovetail drawers can be removed by pulling the drawer out until it stops. Then reach under the drawer box onboth sides just behind the drawer front. Pull the clipsholding both of them simultaneously while lifting up on the drawer box. Then slide the drawer out.∙Cabinet Installation Order1.Determining the installation order of the cabinets depends on the plan. As a general rule it is better tostart with wall cabinets in the corner and work out. However, if you have “tall” cabinets, like a pantry or oven cabinet in the plan, it is critical to make sure that the tall cabinet is used to determine the top alignment of wall cabinets.∙Installing Cabinets Level1.Nearly every floor, in any house, will not be level and flat. The illustrations below show an exaggeratedview of why leveling cabinets to the high point in the floor is critical.Wrong Right2.Cabinets should be shimmed up from the floor level to the 34 ½” line with wood or composite shims.3.Cabinets should also be shimmed out from the wall to maintain a straight line. Hampton Bay DesignerSeries cabinets are designed to be a “frameless construction” which means when the cabinets arescrewed together they will be forced into a straight line regardless of how wavy or bowed the wall orsurface they’re fastened to may be.WrongRightFastening Cabinets to the Wall1. Screw wall cabinets and tall cabinets to the predetermined height through the back panel into a stud. Make sure to place screws 1” below the top and 1” above the bottom. Measure and mark the studlocation on the cabinet before drilling. Use #8 x 2‐1/2” flat head screws when fastening through a single layer of drywall into wood studs.2. Place a screw at the top of the cabinet and the bottom of a cabinet in as many studs as can be located in the cabinet width.3. Level the cabinets.4. Important: Make sure the cabinets are square by placing a framing square inside or outside of the cabinet. Frameless cabinets can be racked (or slightly twisted) before they are fastened in place.W3036W3036W3036Correcting for a “Bowed In”or “Bellied”Wall ConditionBoxes are at an angle to each otherBox faces are not alignedW3036W3036W3036Proper shimming will allow cabinet boxes to be aligned along a flat plane and the door facia to be adjusted within acceptable tolerancesPlace screws 1” below the inside top ofPlace screws 1” above the inside bottom of cabinet∙Fastening Cabinets Together1. Align cabinet frames together carefully.2. Cabinet cases can be clamped together using various kinds of clamps, however use caution with any kind of steel clamp to not damage the surface material of the cabinet.3. Screw cabinets together with #7 x 1‐1/8” flat head screws.∙ Installing fillers1. Cabinets come is 3” increments in width, therefore fillers will be required when cabinets are to fit between walls.2. Measure the space between the wall and the cabinet at the top, middle and bottom. If the dimensionsare close to the same you can rip (saw) the filler in a straight line to the proper width to fit.3. Next, predrill holes for 1¼” screws and screw the fillers from the inside of the cabinet.4. In a case where the wall is not plumb, the filler will have to be cut to fit to the uneven wall.3”2¾”Installing Trim1. Installing crown molding can be accomplished in a variety of ways depending on the application. Using “frameless cabinets” means that a sub ‐crown molding will always have to be screwed to the top of the cabinet case to attach the crown molding to.ATSM as Sub Crown-Crown Spans to CeilingATSM by Itself as TopscribeATSM as Sub CrownABU PB58as Sub Crown AMLR 2as Sub CrownSide ViewFront ViewSide ViewFront ViewHinge Removal and ReinstallationTo Remove a Mounted Hinge:Push the Release Plunger in from the Back of the Hinge The Hinge Will Disengage from the Mounting PlateHingeMounting PlateRelease PlungerTo Remount a Hinge:Align and Insert theHinge Hooks into the Front of the Mounting PlatePush the Back of the Hinge into the Plate Until it ClicksHinge HooksAdjusting Doors and DrawersHinge AdjustmentUp and Down AdjustmentSide to Side Adjustment and Out Open DoorViewOut of AlignmentCondition Alignment ConditionCorrected10Drawer AdjustmentStandard DrawerDovetail Drawer Adjustment ‐ To Adjust the dovetail drawer for alignment, slide the white plastic clip on the under side of the drawer back and forth to raise and lower the left and right side of the drawer.Rear View ofOpen Drawer Out of Alignment Condition Alignment ConditionCorrectedScrewScrews Raises RaisesLowersThis warranty covers substantial defects in materials and workmanship in your Hampton Bay Designers Series products under normal home use. This warranty is offered only to the original consumer purchaser and may not be transferred. The coverage of this warranty lasts for the lifetime of the original purchaser, so long as he or she owns the home in which the product was first installed.What This Warranty Covers: RSI Home Products, Inc. (“RSI”) warrants its parts and products to be free of substantial defects in materials and workmanship from the original date of purchase under normal home use. This warranty is offered to the original consumer purchaser only and may not be transferred.How Long The Warranty Lasts: Coverage for all Kitchen Cabinets and Accessories lasts for the life of the product. What RSI Home Products Will Do Under The Warranty: During the warranty period, RSI, at its option, will repair or replace any part or product that proves to have substantial defects in materials or workmanship, or RSI will provide an equivalent replacement product. In keeping with our policy of continuous product improvement, RSI reserves the right to change specifications in design and materials without notice and with no obligation to retrofit products we previously manufactured.How State Law Applies: This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights that vary from state to state.Implied Warranties: RSI disclaims any implied warranty of merchantability, and there are no warranties that extend beyond the descriptions on the face hereof. T o the extent that such disclaimer is not valid under applicable law, any implied warranty shall be coextensive in duration with this warranty.Wood, Aging And Printing Limitations: Because of the varying natural characteristics of wood and the effects of aging, product shown in displays and/or printed materials will not be an exact match to new cabinetry you will receive. Depending on the wood characteristics, the age of a sample and the environment of the showroom, samples will show some degree of variation from new product. In addition, you should not expect all doors, drawer fronts, trim or molding to match exactly in either finish or grain. Variation in wood is normal and unavoidable. In addition, it is not possible to match our colors exactly in printed materials. Therefore, you should view the actual samples when making your color selection.What This Warran ty Does Not Cover: T his warranty does not cover any problems or damage which result from improper transportation, improper installation, mishandling, misuse, abuse, neglect, abnormal use, commercial use, improper maintenance, non-RSI repairs, accidents, or acts of God, such as hurricanes, fire, earthquakes or floods. This warranty, and any applicable implied warranties, does not cover incidental or consequential damages arising from any defects in the product, such as labor charges for installation or removal of the product or any associated products. This warranty does not cover defects or damage caused by normal wear and tear, alterations, environmental conditions, humidity absorption, or mold. In addition, variations in hand carved items, wood grain, finish color, aging or other natural wood and stain characteristics are not considered defects and are not covered by this warranty. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. U180215 09/15Limited Lifetime WarrantyVendor InformationEmail: ***************************Address: 11350 Riverside Dr. Mira Loma, CA 91752Customer Service #: 800-230-5661Fax # for Order Processing: 844-554-0636。

安装作业指导书1.出厂前的核对、装车及运输1.1 检查及核对：1.1.1每位安装人员按照部门负责人的安排，到成品库根据合同号领取相对应的橱柜图纸；1.1.2正常一套图纸含：⑴平立面图纸一份、⑵门板下料单一份、⑶箱体板下料单一份、⑷橱柜材料明细表一份；1.1.3核对图纸后，按照⑴平面图纸、⑵门板下料单、⑶箱体下料单进行检查：共有几个箱体、多少包门板、有无天棚挡板、包管附件等；1.1.4根据⑷橱柜材料明细表详细核对：铰链有多少种型号共几付、拉手几种型号共几个、组合镙丝、踢脚板、各种型号镙丝钉、所有装饰盖（白帽、挂码盖、铰链盖、排孔盖等）有无电器配件、水槽等（为防止有损坏或少件现象，电器、配件及水槽检查必须开包进行）；1.2 如何合理装车：1.2.1根据车辆安排，装车之前：首先清理车厢内的卫生，根据柜体的高度及宽度进行合理装车；1.2.2装地柜时应把所有的底脚全部卸下来统一包装放入柜内，尽可能的把小柜及门板附件等杂物放到大底柜里面（带防水铝板的水槽柜杜绝接触外露物品，以免摩擦造成染上污渍）；1.2.3柜与柜之间必须用包装物进行包装防止碰撞或磨坏，所有柜体表面不能直接接触车厢，必须用物品遮盖；1.2.4所有物品装完后，把工具等全部装上车内（核对工具是否少带）；1.2.5最后再进行确认和检查是否少装物品，然后用绳子进行封车，绳子接触柜体处必须用包装物垫上；1.3 出厂前的准备工作：1.3.1封完车后清理车周边的卫生,然后与客户联系大约到达时间（应先与司机沟通）、准确的楼牌号、房内装修到何程度是否应带防护措施等；1.3.2正常情况下在8：20前必须出厂（非正常时间安装以实际情况为准）；1.4 运输过程中的注意事项：1.4.1约好时间后开车出厂，运行过程中时刻注意所装物品是否松动、碰撞等现象；1.4.2天气变化时应提前作好准备，带上雨布等防护措施；1.4.3如由于特殊情况不能够按照预订时间到达，必须提前与客户进行沟通；2.卸车及搬运2.1 如何安全卸车：2.1.1到达小区找到楼号及门洞后，安装人员应先到楼上对楼号进行核对，无误后准备卸车；2.1.2卸车时听司机指挥合理卸车，所卸物品必须做到：不能违犯物业的规定，不能挡住过往行人的通行，所有物品的安全：防止刮倒与丢失（所有物品及工具应放在一起）；2.2 搬运的要点：2.2.1搬运时应做防护措施：如是否应带上手套，鞋套，如客户地板铺好应盖上包装膜等措施保护；2.2.2易碰部分（包括客户物品及橱柜）作出包装，以免碰坏。

骊住轻松抽800型按裝说明书厨房装修中，最重要的就是选择对一个合适的骊住轻松抽800型橱柜，并且安装好，骊住轻松抽800型橱柜虽然是可移动的家具，但是如果一旦确认位置安装好的话，那么一般不会轻易移动，所以对安装的过程还有注意事项有非常高的要求，一步安装到位最好，省的以后出现问题，还得重新再装一遍，那么你们大家知道骊住轻松抽800型橱柜安装的流程吗？这样自己知道的话如果出现问题也会更直接的找到原因。

接下来就给大家介绍一下骊住轻松抽800型橱柜安装的流程以及注意事项。

骊住轻松抽800型橱柜的安装是一个值得注意的地方，现在大部分的骊住轻松抽800型橱柜都是实木做的，不管是成品还是定制，安装都非常复杂。

虽然现在很多人都会选择定制的骊住轻松抽800型橱柜，有人上门来安装，但是我们还是需要知道一些骊住轻松抽800型橱柜安装的知识的，这样如果遇到问题就可以自己解决。

那么安装骊住轻松抽800型橱柜到底要注意哪些细节呢?小编今天就介绍一下骊住轻松抽800型橱柜安装的流程及注意事项!一起来了解看看吧!一、骊住轻松抽800型橱柜安装——安装流程骊住轻松抽800型橱柜是由上柜、地柜和五金件组成。

首先要熟悉下流程，骊住轻松抽800型橱柜安装需要满足以下三个条件：厨房门套安装好，水电改造好，瓷砖铺好。

1、装好门套：安装好厨房门套，施工人员可以测量设计骊住轻松抽800型橱柜所尺寸大小，结构布局图。

2、铺好水电线路：水电改造是基础工程，在安装骊住轻松抽800型橱柜之前，一定要铺设好厨房的水电线路。

如果骊住轻松抽800型橱柜安装之前没有铺设水电线路，需要重新挖地道、铺设管线等，在这个过程中一定会影响到骊住轻松抽800型橱柜的设计。

3、铺好瓷砖：在厨房贴完瓷砖之后再安装骊住轻松抽800型橱柜，地面和墙面施工完毕，骊住轻松抽800型橱柜的地面和背面将不会发生改动。

二、骊住轻松抽800型橱柜安装——注意事项1、安装顺序：一般来说骊住轻松抽800型橱柜的安装顺序是地柜、吊柜、水龙头与水槽、灶具与电器。

厨房橱柜成品质量标准1. 引言本文档旨在制定厨房橱柜成品的质量标准，以确保客户接收到符合标准的产品。

该标准适用于所有制造和销售的厨房橱柜成品。

2. 外观质量标准2.1 橱柜外观应整洁无瑕疵，表面应平滑一致。

2.2 无明显的划痕、凹陷或起泡。

2.3 无明显的色差，同一批次产品颜色应一致。

2.4 边角整齐，无裂缝或接口不紧密。

3. 结构质量标准3.1 橱柜结构牢固稳定，不应有明显松动或倾斜。

3.2 门、抽屉等开启顺畅，无卡滞现象。

3.3 金属五金件应牢固固定，不应出现脱落或损坏的情况。

3.4 木板应采用优质材料制作，无明显变形或开裂。

4. 功能质量标准4.1 所有橱柜组件应完全符合设计要求，包括层板、隔板、拉篮等。

4.2 所有门、抽屉等开启、关闭应灵活顺畅。

4.3 门、抽屉等应有有效的开启方式，如手柄、推拉轨道等。

4.4 橱柜内部储物空间充足，且布局合理。

5. 安全质量标准5.1 橱柜的安装固定应稳固可靠，不应存在不稳定或易倾覆的情况。

5.2 使用环保材料，无有害气味。

5.3 无锐利边缘或突出的硬件，以免对用户造成伤害。

6. 维修与保养质量标准6.1 提供清晰的使用说明书，包括安装、使用和维护注意事项。

6.2 橱柜材料易于清洁，不易积累污垢。

6.3 提供合理的保修期限和售后服务。

7. 检验与验收7.1 在出厂前，厂家应对橱柜进行全面的质量检查和测试。

7.2 在产品交付时，客户应按照验收标准对产品进行检查确认。

以上为厨房橱柜成品的质量标准，希望能够在制定和销售过程中用于参考和实施。

The step-by-step guide to installing your new kitchen rightThis brochure is your guide to preparing and installing your new kitchen. Inside you’ll find tips and ideas, clear steps to follow, and the tools you’ll need. Use this guide along with your assembly instructions to make sure your kitchen is installed correctly.You can do it yourself but you don’t have toOur kitchens are designed to be simple to install and assemble yourself, but we’re here to help as muchas you would like along the way. Whether you’d like a hand with delivery or a complete installation service, we’re happy to put together a service package that suits you. For more details, see the kitchen section of or contact your local IKEA store. Before you beginTake a look at this brochure to see what steps are involved in installing your new kitchen and organize what tools you’ll need.Once you’ve received your kitchen, double-check that all the parts have arrived. A good way to do this is by checking what packages you have at home against the order list. You should only dismantle your old kitchen when you have all your new parts and appliances. Your kitchen parts and countertop should be stored indoors, with normal room temperature and humidity levels. It’s helpful if you arrange your cabinets in the order you will be installing them. Use your shopping list and IKEA home planner drawing to help you. Remove your old kitchen making sure that electric, water and gas are off before you begin. Use a qualified, licensed professional to disconnect and connect your gas, water, and electricity.23The tools you’ll need depend on how much of yourkitchen you are doing yourself. See the assemblyinstructions for the tools you’ll need to use. It’s a goodidea to wear safety glasses when using power tools.Miter box and saw Fine-toothed handsawBar clampsElectric screwdriver/drill JigsawCircular saw LevelAwl Square Pencil Rubber mallet Claw Hammer Phillips screwdriver Flat screwdriver Hole cutter – for drilling the hole for the faucet in the sink.4Prepare your roomOnce you have removed your old kitchen, prepareyour room by making sure your walls and floorare even, and that your walls are suitable forsupporting your new kitchen. Now is also thetime to prime and paint your walls, put in tiles orchange your flooring.Marking cabinet positionsDraw a layout of your new kitchen directlyon the wall. Check that everything fits withthe measurements from your plan and yourelectricity, water, gas, and ventilation connectionsare where you want them. Also mark where toattach your new kitchen’s suspension rails.Prepare your space by making sure your corners are even and your walls and floor are squareand plumb. Use your square for the corners and a level for the walls and floor. Make sure younote the highest point of the floor and where the corners are not square.Check that your wall is strong enough tohang your suspension rail and cabinets.Depending on your wall material, it’s bestSet your suspension railWith the new IKEA kitchen system, your cabinets can be hung directly onto a suspension rail making them easier to install and easier to adjust.It’s important to make sure your suspension rail is straight and level, and to secure it with the right screw type for your wall.Marking the right height for your suspension rail Your base suspension rail needs to be hung 32 3/16" above your floor’s highest point (measure to the underside of the rail). You should allow 22 5/16" between the bottom of your wall cabinets and the bottom of your base rail when measuring for your upper rail.Fasten your rails, base rail first. Make sureyou’ve found suitable points in the wallwhere the rails can be fastened and that therails are level before drilling.If your wall is uneven use shims between the rail and the wall to make sure the rail is e a level to check that each rail is level.6Install your cabinetsIn most kitchens it’s best to install your wallcabinets first. This will allow you to move aroundwithout base cabinets in the way. One exceptionis if you are installing a single line kitchen with ahigh cabinet at one end. In this case install thehigh cabinet first.Before you begin, mark down all plumbing andother utilities. Some cabinets have ready-madeopenings for plumbing and utilities, but you canuse a jigsaw to create your own openings, ifneeded. Do this before fitting the cabinet in place.Be aware that these openings can affect how youcan arrange drawers in a cabinet.to the assembly instructions. Wait until laterbefore fitting drawers, doors, and internalfittings.corner. Hang all remaining cabinets in thesame way. If you’re installing a cornercarousel now is the time to place it in thecabinet.aligned with your plumbing.tightening the screws. Hang the remainingcabinets and connect them with the includedscrews. Wait to tighten the screws untilthe base cabinets are in place and you canensure alignment.previous cabinet by adjusting the legs.assembly instructions. Make sure to havethe legs attached in the order the cabinetswill be installed.installing. Remember to use the distance ring included with the legs.cover panel first.Filler piecesFiller pieces are used between yourcabinets and walls for a streamlinedappearance and to ensure there isenough room to fully open doors anddrawers. They are especially useful ifyour walls are not perfectly straight.If the wall is not level and flat, the filler piece must be cut to fit to the wall’s shape. To do this,you’ll need a filler piece, measuring tape, small block of wood about 1 1/4" thick and a pencil.Cut the filler piece so it’s the same height as the cabinet. Place the edge of the filler pieceagainst the wall. Hold the block of wood flat against the wall with the pencil against it. Keepthem pressed against the wall as you slide them down the length of the filler piece. Now youhave traced the shape of the wall onto the filler piece. Cut along your trace line.Place the newly cut edge of the filler piece against the wall, it should fit perfectly. Mark theedge of the cabinet on the top and bottom of the filler piece. Draw a straight line from theseCheck the wall with your level to see if it is straight. If the wall is even, measure between the wall and the cabinet and mark this distance at the top and bottom of the filler piece.To ensure the filler piece stays in place, first attach a support strip to the wall. Drill holes in the cabinet for the screws you’ll use to attach the cabinet and filler piece together.Put the filler piece into place. Put screws through the holes you have drilled. When all your filler pieces are in, caulk around each one with silicone for an airtight seal.8Install your worktop, sink, lighting, appliances, and kitchen island.With your cabinet frames in, it’s time to installyour countertop, sink, lighting, and appliances.Check that your countertop is the correct sizebefore fitting it in place. Now is also the time ifyou need to customize your countertop for a sinkor cooktop, see your assembly instructions forhelp.Once your countertop is in, you’re ready toget your water, gas, lighting and appliancesconnected. All water, gas, and electricityconnections must be done by qualified, licensedprofessionals according to valid local safetyregulations.All electrical connections must be made by aqualified, licensed electrician.straight-edge to your pre-cut countertopwhen you cut to customize the size. It’shelpful to use a pair of sawhorses.countertop apply polyurethane siliconeacross the sawn edges.Install your lighting and appliances.the assembly instructions.Measure your countertop. If you have a pre-cut countertop, now is the time to cut itto the right length.countertop in place. Trace the inside ofthe base cabinet onto the underside of thecountertop. This helps you align your sink.Turn your countertop over and trace theoutline of your sink onto masking tape.the assembly instructions.It’s helpful to drill a hole on the insidecorners of your outline before cutting, soyou can make a cleaner cut.9Customize your countertop for your cooktopin the same fashion as for your sink. Seeyour cooktop’s assembly instructions forhelp.Install the extractor hood. The extractor hoods from IKEA can be installed in two ways: either vented to the outside, called extraction, or used in recirculation mode fitted with a charcoal filter. Each installation option is described in the assembly instructions that come with the product.Saw the hole either in the back panel or in the top of the cabinet. See the assembly instructions.For safety and functionality reasons, follow precise measurements in the instructions forinstallation that come with the extractor hood/fan.Supporting brackets are used to fasten kitchen islands to the floor.Legs/toe kicks must then be fitted around the outside of the island.The kitchen island assembly kit is used to connect cabinets back toback, or for attaching a cover panel to the back of cabinets.10Install your shelves, drawers, doors, knobs, and handles.Now that the cabinet frames, countertops andappliances are in, attach the drawer slides intothe cabinets. Remember that the slides for innerand standard drawers are attached differently,see the assembly instructions for help.Once the slides are in, attach the drawers beforethe doors and shelves. Finish by adding knobsand handles as well as any other internalsolutions, like wire baskets.outer drawers. Outer drawer slides shouldbe attached to the outer row of holes in thecabinet.the inner drawer slides. The inner drawerslides are attached to the inner row of holesin the cabinet.assembly instructions.cabinets.width by adjusting the screws on the hingeplate.Now its time to attach a toe kick. Follow theassembly instructions for help.If using a ventilation grill, place it betweentwo pieces of toe kick.You’re done! Congratulations on your new kitchen!Caring for your cabinetsClean the doors, cabinet interiors, and wood surfaces with a soft, damp cloth. Only use cleaning products intended for these materials. Do not use products that contain ammonia, alcohol, bleach, or abrasives. Rinse with clean water, then dry with a clean, dry cloth. Make sure to clean up spills quickly.Keep your sink sparklingAfter each use, wipe the sink clean with a cloth or sponge damped in water or a non-abrasive scratch the stainless steel surface. The damp surface can be discolored if substances containing iron are allowed to remain on it.Long-lasting countertopsKeep your countertop in top condition by cleaning up spills quickly with water and a mild detergent. Be sure to keep them as dry as possible after use. For wood and solid wood countertops use BEHANDLA wood treatment oil. The oil protects the wood from marks, stains, and cracks, and prevents water from penetrating the surface.11Services and prices may vary, please see /services or your local IKEA store for details.ALL THE HELP YOU NEED TO MAKE YOUR DREAM KITCHEN A REALITYAt IKEA we believe everyone has the right to a new kitchen. Apart from offering a wide range of kitchens, we also offer a wide range of services, including measuring, planning, and installation. Everything you need to make getting your dream kitchen as easy as possible. And at your local IKEA store you’ll find our team of kitchen experts who are on hand to answer questions, give practical advice, and help you through the buying process.Save time and effort with professional installation. Kitchen Installation isprovided by an Independent Service Provider and is priced per cabinet.INSTALLATION SERVICEWe can arrange for an Independent Service Provider to deliver your newkitchen directly to your home or office. Prices are based on distance.DELIVERY SERVICEA professional Measurement Technician will visit you in your home toprovide all measurement services. A Kitchen Planner will then contact youto discuss the details of your kitchen plan, and start the planning process.Performed by an Independent Service Provider. The Measurement andPlanning fee is refunded to you when you purchase your IKEA kitchen.MEASUREMENT AND PLANNING SERVICE MEASUREMENT SERVICEAn experienced professional from an Independent Service Provider willcome to your home to assess the conditions and provide accuratemeasurements. This service is available to customers living in our servicearea. The Measurement fee is refunded to you when you purchase your IKEAkitchen.© Inter IKEA Systems B.V. 2015/August 2018。

橱柜使用说明书一、产品概述橱柜是一种家居装饰家具，主要用于存储厨房用品和器具。

它由高品质的材料制成，具有耐磨、耐腐蚀和耐高温的特性。

橱柜不仅提供了充足的储物空间，还能为厨房带来整洁的外观和舒适的使用体验。

二、安装1. 在安装橱柜之前，请确保选择合适的位置。

根据您的厨房布局和个人习惯，选择一个方便操作和容易清洁的位置。

2. 准备好所需的安装工具，例如螺丝刀、电钻等。

3. 按照橱柜安装指南进行安装。

确保橱柜的固定牢固，避免不必要的晃动或摇晃。

三、使用方法1. 打开橱柜门时，请用适当的力道轻拉门把手，避免对门板和门把手施加过大的压力。

2. 使用橱柜时，请避免将过重或过热的物品放置在橱柜上方，以防止压力过大或导致橱柜变形。

3. 当打开橱柜时，请注意不要将门板打开过大，以免撞到障碍物或划伤相邻的物品。

4. 使用橱柜时，请尽量避免使用过多的力量关闭门板，以免对门板和铰链造成损坏。

5. 清洁橱柜时，请使用柔软的湿布轻轻擦拭，避免使用含有腐蚀性的清洁剂或硬质刷子，以防刮伤橱柜表面。

四、保养与维护1. 定期清洁橱柜并保持干燥。

避免在橱柜表面积水或存放湿润的物品，以防腐蚀和发霉。

2. 请勿在橱柜表面切割食材，以防刀具划伤橱柜表面。

3. 对于橱柜门板上的污渍或油渍，可以使用中性清洁剂轻轻擦拭。

如遇顽固的污渍，请咨询专业人员进行处理。

4. 当橱柜遇到磕碰或损坏时，请及时联系厂家或专业人员进行修复。

切勿私自拆卸或修复橱柜。

五、注意事项1. 请勿在橱柜上方放置易燃物品，以防火灾发生。

2. 使用橱柜过程中，如发现橱柜存在异味、松动或其他异常情况，请及时联系厂家或专业人员进行检查和维修。

3. 请务必按照橱柜的承重限制使用，以免超载导致橱柜变形或破裂。

六、售后服务我们提供全面的售后服务，如有任何问题，欢迎随时联系我们的客服团队。

我们将尽快为您解答疑问并提供专业的技术支持。

总结：橱柜作为家居装饰家具，不仅提供了充足的储物空间，还能为厨房带来整洁的外观和舒适的使用体验。

成品橱柜安装工程方案1. 前期准备工作1.1 确定橱柜安装位置在进行成品橱柜安装之前，首先需要确定好橱柜的安装位置。

通常情况下，橱柜会安装在厨房的墙面上，因此需要确认好橱柜的布局和位置，以便后续的施工。

1.2 测量墙面尺寸在确定好橱柜安装位置之后，需要进行墙面尺寸的测量工作。

通过使用测量工具，如卷尺等，来准确地测量墙面的尺寸，包括宽度、高度和深度等参数。

1.3 准备安装工具和材料在进行橱柜安装之前，需要准备好相应的安装工具和材料。

常用的安装工具包括螺丝刀、电钻、锤子、尺子等，而安装材料则包括螺丝、膨胀螺丝、角铁、木板等。

1.4 清理施工现场在进行橱柜安装之前，需要对施工现场进行清理工作。

清理施工现场可以清除杂物和灰尘，保证施工环境整洁，并为后续的安装工作提供一个良好的工作环境。

2. 橱柜安装工作2.1 拆除旧橱柜如果需要更换旧橱柜，那么首先需要进行旧橱柜的拆除工作。

拆除旧橱柜时需要小心操作，以免损坏周围墙面和地面。

2.2 安装橱柜基台在进行橱柜安装之前，需要先安装橱柜基台。

橱柜基台的安装需要使用膨胀螺丝和角铁等材料，以保证橱柜的稳固性和均衡性。

2.3 安装上橱柜安装橱柜时，首先需要将上橱柜的吊架安装到墙面上，然后再将橱柜悬挂到吊架上。

在悬挂橱柜时，需要使用水平仪和尺子等工具，确保橱柜的安装位置水平和垂直。

2.4 安装下橱柜安装下橱柜时，首先需要将橱柜放置在预定位置上，然后使用螺丝将橱柜固定在墙面或地面上。

在固定橱柜时需要注意，螺丝的紧固力要适中，以防止损坏橱柜。

2.5 连接橱柜在橱柜安装完成之后，需要进行橱柜之间的连接工作。

通常情况下，橱柜之间会使用角铁或木板进行连接，以增加橱柜的稳固性和承重性。

2.6 安装橱柜门板最后一步是安装橱柜门板。

安装门板时需要小心操作，以免划伤门板表面。

安装完毕后，可以使用调整螺丝来调整门板的开合角度，以保证橱柜的美观性和使用性。

3. 安装完工验收3.1 检查橱柜外观在橱柜安装完成之后，需要对橱柜的外观进行检查。

橱柜合同范本通用版本5篇篇1甲方（购买方）：__________________乙方（销售方）：__________________鉴于甲方需要购买橱柜，乙方同意按照本合同规定的条款和条件向甲方提供橱柜产品，双方经友好协商一致，达成如下协议：一、产品描述1. 乙方同意向甲方提供以下橱柜产品：（请在此处详细描述橱柜的材质、颜色、尺寸、配置等）。

二、价格及支付方式1. 橱柜总价：人民币______元（大写：______元整）。

2. 支付方式：甲方应按照以下方式支付款项：（1）合同签订后，甲方支付乙方总金额的______%作为预付款；（2）橱柜安装完毕并经验收合格后，甲方支付乙方剩余款项。

三、交货与安装1. 交货时间：乙方应在合同生效后______天内将橱柜产品交付给甲方。

2. 交货地点：______________________________________。

3. 安装：乙方负责安装橱柜，安装应在交货后______天内完成。

四、质量标准和保证1. 乙方提供的橱柜产品应符合国家和行业标准。

2. 乙方应保证其提供的橱柜产品在材料、工艺、品质等方面均达到合同约定的标准。

3. 如甲方发现橱柜产品有质量问题，应当在______天内通知乙方，乙方应负责免费更换或修理。

五、违约责任1. 若甲方未按合同约定支付款项，乙方有权顺延交货期或解除合同。

2. 若乙方未按合同约定提供橱柜产品或未按约定时间完成安装，应支付违约金。

3. 若因一方违约导致另一方产生损失，违约方应赔偿守约方的实际损失。

六、售后服务1. 乙方承诺提供______年的质保期，质保期内免费维修。

2. 质保期后，乙方提供有偿维修服务。

3. 乙方应提供电话支持服务，对甲方使用橱柜过程中遇到的问题进行解答。

七、争议解决1. 如双方在执行合同过程中发生争议，应首先通过友好协商解决。

2. 如协商不成，任何一方均有权向合同签订地的人民法院提起诉讼。

八、其他条款1. 本合同自双方签字盖章之日起生效。

Portable security and cabinet locks2 • Schlage • Portable securityI n t r o d u c t i o nK e y s y s t e m sK S S e r i e sK C S e r i e s C y l i n d e r sP a r t s C a b i n e t l o c k s ****************************eFax: 1.833.312.3669Ordering/schlagesecurityUS 877.671.7011Canada 800.900.4734*****************************************************************Information and customer care4 • Schlage • Portable securityI n t r o d u c t i o nK e y s y s t e m sK S S e r i e sK C S e r i e sC y l i n d e r sP a r t sC a b i n e t l o c k sOne key convenienceSchlage portable security products provide single-key convenience throughout any facility or security area. These locks can be master keyed into any new or existing Schlage key system, allowing you to integrate padlocks with door hardware and eliminating the need for separate keys. These products are also available in Everest 29TM restricted keyways or as part of the Primus ® XPprogram for applications that require extra security.Education§Perimeter security§Storage facilities§Athletic equipment storage §Gym, auditorium, cafeteria seating §Cafeteria food storage §Utility/mechanical control cabinets §Janitorial storage§Classroom mechanical and electronic equipment immobilizationAirport§Perimeter security§Equipment storage facilities §Utility mechanical control cabinets §Janitorial storage§Fuel distribution and storage §Retail/kiosk security and immobilizationCommercial job site §Perimeter security§Outbuildings/storage facilities §Office/model home §Tools and equipmentTransportation §Perimeter security §Storage facilities §ContainersRetail loss prevention §Kiosk security and immobilization §Outdoor product displays §Valuable indoor product displays §Storage facilitiesHealthcare§Perimeter security§Outbuildings/storage facilities §Medical equipment storage §Utility/mechanical control cabinets §Cafeteria food storageCylinders and key systemsEnd user controlled; non-exclusiveAuthorized dealer onlyNo authorizationPrimus®XPgeographicallyexclusivesidebitmillingoptionsSchlage Everest 29™SchlageClassicEnd user exclusive nationwide4N9NEnd user exclusive within time zone/country4Z9ZEnd user exclusive within zip code3G9GEnd user controlled; non-exclusive3U9UDealer exclusive within time zone/country28Dealer exclusive within zip code1+7Authorized dealer only; non-exclusive1• Duplicate anywhere• Patented design• Check pin in cylinder• Requires letterof authorization• Patented design• Check pin in cylinder• 5 levels of side bitmilling exclusivity• Patent protectionto 2024• Independent sidebarand fi nger pinlocking mechanisms• 5 levels of side bitmilling exclusivity• Patent protectionto 2029• Independent sidebarand fi nger pinlocking mechanisms• Hardened steeldrill pins• Proven pick anddrill resistant• Withstands extremephysical attack OPENRESTRICTED1SFIC, FSIC2 andConventional2UL 437 OptionUL listedPrimus XPRESTRICTEDFSIC22Primus XPRESTRICTED-Proximity credentials•Easily duplicatedMIFARE Classic®smart credentials•Secure encrypted dataand communications•Di cult to duplicateMIFARE Plus® and MIFARE® DESFire® EV1 smart credentials•Advanced data encryption makes duplication nearly impossible•Most secure credentials available from Schlage1. Limited dealer controlled programs available.2. FSIC and Conventional in the form of SL cylinders that accept an SFIC key.Primus® XP access controland high security cylindersThe Primus® XP program is designed to allow the highest levels ofsecurity to be applied in buildings on doors where it counts mostbut still within a single keyway family making it easy to manage.Distribution of both cylinders and keys is tightly controlled andpatent protection ensures keys cannot be copied.Most facilities need higher levels of key control and physical securityon at least a few openings. Large businesses with high-risk assets willwant to apply the greatest precautions and may opt for end usercontrolled Primus XP cylinders with keys milled for their exclusive useon a national or regional basis. Mid-size and smaller facilitiescan gain the same benefits of key control on a more local level byengaging a locksmith who offers dealer exclusive Primus XP products.Buildings keyed to a Classic open keyway can upgrade security toPrimus XP at critical points of entry to improve overall security.Visit for more information.Primus XPprogramenhancements§Enhanced physical security withpatented independent, duallocking mechanisms§Patent protection and uniquekey design makes unauthorizedduplication nearly impossible§Geographically exclusivekey distribution§Compatible to all Everest 29and legacy Everest keyways§Optional UL 437 listedcylinders are made towithstand extreme attackSchlage • Portable security • 5I n t r o d u c t i o nK e y s y s t e m sK S S e r i e s K C S e r i e sC y l i n d e r sP a r t s C a b i n e t l o c k sSchlage • Portable security • 7Part #Body size Shackle dimension Shackle dimension(metric)Cylinder type Case pack Master packWidthHeight Depth A B C A B C Keyed different KS23D2300 125⁄32"23⁄16"7⁄8"5⁄16"11⁄2"3⁄4"8 mm 38 mm 19 mm Conventional 624KS23F2300 125⁄32"23⁄16"7⁄8"5⁄16"2"3⁄4"8 mm 51 mm 19 mm Conventional 624KS43D2300 115⁄16"23⁄16"7⁄8"3⁄8"11⁄2"3⁄4"9.5 mm 38 mm 19 mm Conventional 624KS43F2300115⁄16"23⁄16"7⁄8"3⁄8"2"3⁄4"9.5 mm 51 mm 19 mm Conventional 624Less cylinder - Conventional 1KS23D2200125⁄32"23⁄16"7⁄8"5⁄16"11⁄2"3⁄4"8 mm 38 mm 19 mm Conventional 624KS23F2200125⁄32"23⁄16"7⁄8"5⁄16"2"3⁄4"8 mm 51 mm 19 mm Conventional 624KS43D2200115⁄16"23⁄16"7⁄8"3⁄8"11⁄2"3⁄4"9.5 mm 38 mm 19 mm Conventional 624KS43F2200115⁄16"23⁄16"7⁄8"3⁄8"2"3⁄4"9.5 mm 51 mm 19 mm Conventional624Less cylinder - FSIC 1KS43D3200 115⁄16"23⁄16"7⁄8"3⁄8"11⁄2"3⁄4"9.5 mm 38 mm 19 mm FSIC 624KS43F3200115⁄16"23⁄16"7⁄8"3⁄8"2"3⁄4"9.5 mm51 mm19 mmFSIC6241. Less cylinder padlocks ship without a cylinder. Driver and all other internal padlock parts are included.KS Series brass padlocks§Meets or exceeds ASTM standards for standard steel shackle, shackle cutting- and corrosion-resistance §Solid brass body resists corrosion for all-weather performance §Molybdenum hardened steel shackle offers greater cut resistance §Double deadbolt locking mechanism provides extra security §Patented interchangeable shackle design allows for easy disassembly§Standard cylinder features include:− S chlage conventional cylinder −6-pin solid brass cylinder (pinned 5), keyed different−Classic obverse Schlage C keyway − T wo nickel silver cut Schlage keys23 Series43 SeriesBody: 606 satin brassShackle: 625 bright chromeShackle dimensions8 • Schlage •Portable security§Meets or exceeds ASTM standards for standard steel shackle, shackle cutting- and corrosion-resistance §Case hardened solid steel body resists impact§Molybdenum hardened steel shackle offers greater cut resistance §Double deadbolt locking mechanism provides extra security §Patented interchangeable shackle design allows for easy disassembly §Standard cylinder features include:− S chlage conventional cylinder−6-pin solid brass cylinder (pinned 5), keyed different−Classic Obverse Schlage C keyway −Two nickel silver cut Schlage keysPart #Body sizeShackle dimension Shackle dimension(metric)Cylinder type Case pack Master packWidthHeight Depth AB C A B CKeyed different KS72F230025⁄8"23⁄8"13⁄32"7⁄16"2"7⁄8"11 mm51 mm22 mm Conventional618KS Series steel padlock72 SeriesBody: 626 satin chromeShackle: 625 bright chromeSchlage • Portable security • 9§Meets or exceeds ASTM standards for standard steel shackle, shackle cutting- and corrosion-resistance §Chrome-plated solid brass body resists corrosion for all-weather performance §Molybdenum hardened steel shackle offers greater cut resistance §Double deadbolt locking mechanism provides extra security §Patented interchangeable shackle design allows for easy disassembly§Offered less cylinder, made to fit Small Format Interchangeable Cores (SFIC)−Compatible with Schlage, Falcon, Best, Master Lock and Arrow SFIC cylindersPart #Body sizeShackle dimension Shackle dimension(metric)Cylinder type Case pack Master packWidth Height DepthAB C A B C Less cylinder 1KS11D1200125⁄32"23⁄16"7⁄8"1⁄4"11⁄2"3⁄4" 6.4 mm 38 mm 19 mm SFIC 624KS11F1200125⁄32"23⁄16"7⁄8"1⁄4"2"3⁄4" 6.4 mm 51 mm 19 mm SFIC 624KS21D1200 125⁄32"23⁄16"7⁄8"5⁄16"11⁄2"3⁄4"8 mm 38 mm 19 mm SFIC 624KS21F1200 125⁄32"23⁄16"7⁄8"5⁄16"2"3⁄4"8 mm 51 mm 19 mm SFIC 624 KS41D1200 115⁄16"23⁄16"7⁄8"3⁄8"11⁄2"3⁄4"9.5 mm 38 mm 19 mm SFIC 624 KS41F1200115⁄16"23⁄16"7⁄8"3⁄8"2"3⁄4"9.5 mm51 mm19 mmSFIC6241. Product is shipped without cylinder. For cylinder and keying options, refer to your Schlage price book.21 Series 41 SeriesKS Series chrome-plated brass padlocksShackle dimensionsBody: 625 bright chrome Shackle: 625 bright chrome10 • Schlage •Portable securityKC Series locking cables§Braided steel, vinyl coated cable provides greater cut-resistance than twisted cable § I ntegrated die-cast zinc locking head (619 satin nickel finish) §Offered less cylinder, made to fit Small Format Interchangeable Cores (SFIC)−Compatible with Schlage, Falcon, Best, Master Lock and Arrow SFIC cylinders§Triple heat-treated boron manganese steel chain§ R ecommended for use with KS72F2300 solid steel padlock1 P roduct is shipped without cylinder and with driver. For cylinder and keying options, refer to your Schlage price book.Note: 1) F or master keyed or keyed alike product, order chain and padlocks separately.Order chains #999478 or #999461 with padlock KS72F 2300. Prices are for chains only. Chains and padlocks must be ordered separately.Padlock sold separatelySecurity chains and padlocksPart #Cable size Cab le size (metric) Cylinder type Case pack Master packLength DiameterLength Diameter Less cylinder 1KC215A1302'5⁄8"60 cm 15 mm SFIC 1 5 KC215B1304'5⁄8"120 cm15 mmSFIC 15Part #Chainsize Chain size(metric)Shackle dimensionShackle dimension (metric)Cylinder type Case pack Masterpack LengthLength A B C A B C Chain only (no cover)9994785'150 cm N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 1 1 9994613' 3"100 cmN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A11Schlage • Portable security • 11Notes: 1) Falcon and Primus cylinders will ship separately. 2) Control keys must be ordered separately. 3) Specify keyway for existing systems.4) 80-033 and 80-043 cores are available in Best keyways. Specify keyway using B suffix:AB = A, BB=B, CB=C, DB = D, DDB=DD, EB = E, FB = F, GB = G, HB = H, JB = J, KB = K, LB = L, NB=N, MB = M, RB=R, TBB=TB, TDB=TD, QB=Q. 5) 80-036 and 80-037 restricted keyway cores require a letter of authorization from the end user.6) For details see Keys and Keying section of your Schlage price book.Full Size Interchangeable Core (FSIC)Schlage Full Size Interchangeable Core (FSIC) configured locks allow immediate rekeying simply by using a special control key to replace the core. Available in KS43 Series, FSIC cylinders can be used with any 5 or 6-pin Schlage key system.Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC)The SFIC option is designed for Everest ® 29 R restricted keyway family. Based on an industry standard SFIC design, Schlage locks configured for use with SFIC cylinders will also work with Best, Falcon, and other small format interchangeable cores.KS and KC Series cylindersKS SeriesConventionalKC Series23-03023-031FSIC80-03380-037SFICCylinder mechanism KS Series part number KC Series part number Standard pin and tumbler 47-41347-414Primus ® XP 47-743-XP 47-744-XP Primus XP UL43747-542-XP47-543-XPConventionalCylinder mechanism Part number Standard pin and tumbler23-030Standard pin and tumbler less logo 23-031Primus ® XP20-740-XP Primus XP less Schlage logo20-741-XPDescriptionPart number 7-pin uncombinated Everest 29 R family restricted keyways80-036 7-pin combinated Everest 29 R family restricted keyways80-037 6-Pin uncombinated Falcon/Best keyways 80-0437-Pin uncombinated Falcon/Best keyways80-03312 • Schlage •Portable securityKS Series padlock partsKC Series cableConventional key-in-knobSmall format interchangeable coreDust cover screwsDust coverCylinder Lock headWasherThrow membermounting screwDrivermounting screwDriver Throw memberExploded View - SFICShackleShackle springLocking ball bearingsLocking camLocking camThrow memberSteel retaining plateBumperCylinderShacklemounting screwSteel retainer plate screwShackleShackle springLocking ball bearingsLock bodyLocking camKey stopDriverBumperCylinderCylinder housingCylinderhousing screwShacklemounting screwConventional key-in-knobSmall Format Interchangeable CoreSchlage • Portable security • 13Part #Shackle DimensionShackle Dimension (metric)Box qty Carton qtyAB C A B C Hardened steel shackles - for use with 20 Series padlocksKZ11D20 5⁄16"11⁄2"3⁄4"8 mm 38 mm 19 mm 636KZ11G205⁄16"4"3⁄4"8 mm 102 mm 19 mm 636Hardened steel shackles - for use with 40 Series padlocksKZ11F403⁄8"2"3⁄4"9.5 mm 51 mm 19 mm 636KZ11G403⁄8"4"3⁄4"9.5 mm 102 mm 19 mm 636Brass shackles - for use with 20 Series padlocksKZ12D20 5⁄16"11⁄2"3⁄4"8 mm 38 mm 19 mm 636KZ12G205⁄16"4"3⁄4"8 mm 102 mm 19 mm 636Brass shackles - for use with 40 Series padlocksKZ12D40 3⁄8"11⁄2"3⁄4"9.5 mm 38 mm 19 mm 618KZ12G40 3⁄8"4"3⁄4"9.5 mm102 mm19 mm618AccessoriesStainless steel shackles - for use with 20 Series padlocks KZ13D205⁄16" 1 1⁄2"3⁄4"8mm 38mm 19mm 636KZ13F205⁄16"2"3⁄4"8mm 51mm 19mm 636Stainless steel shackles - for use with 40 Series padlocksKZ13D403⁄8" 1 1⁄2"3⁄4"9.5mm 38mm 19mm 636KZ13F403⁄8"2"3⁄4"9.5mm51mm19mm636Shackle dimensionsParts and accessories - replacement shacklesI n t r o d u c t i o nK e y s y s t e m sK S S e r i e sK C S e r i e sC y l i n d e r sP a r t s C a b i n e t l o c k sSchlage • Portable security • 15Cabinet deadbolt locksDrawer deadbolt locksRim deadbolt lockRim latchCL100PBCL771GCL775GCL725GCylinder formats:CL100PB - Conventional format Interchangeable Core formats: CL777R - Full Size IC (FSIC)CL721G - Small Format IC (SFIC)Rekeying: Release mechanism allows Conventional cylinder replacement. Interchangeable cores replaced using control key Certifications: ANSI 156.11 - Conventional Grade 1; FSIC and SFIC Grade 2Body: Die cast zincBolt: Steel 15/16" projection; 3/4" SFICDoor thickness: 7/8" to 1 3/8"Barrel diameter: 1 1/8"Finishes: Conventional and FSIC formats - 605 and 626; SFIC format - 626 onlyCylinder formats:CL200PB - Conventional format Interchangeable Core formats: CL888R - Full Size IC (FSIC) CL771G - Small Format IC (SFIC)Rekeying: Release mechanism allows Conventional cylinder replacement. Interchangeable cores replaced using control key Certifications: ANSI 156.11 - Conventional Grade 1; FSIC and SFIC Grade 2Body: Die cast zinc Bolt: Steel 3/4" projection Door thickness: 7/8" to 1 3/8"Barrel diameter: 1 1/8"Finishes: Conventional and FSIC formats - 605 and 626; SFIC format - 626 onlyInterchangeable Core format: CL775G - Small Format IC (SFIC)Rekeying: Interchangeable core replaced using control keyBody: Die cast zinc cylinder housing, stamped steel back plate and steel case Bolt: 1/2" projectionMaterial thickness: up to 1 1/16"Barrel diameter: 1 1/8"Compatibility: Retrofits Best 5L Series Finish: 626Interchangeable Core format: CL725G - Small Format IC (SFIC)Rekeying: Interchangeable core replaced using control keyBody: Die cast zinc cylinderhousing, stamped steel back plate and steel case Material thickness: up to 1 1/16"Barrel diameter: 1 1/8"Compatibility: Retrofits Best 5L Series Finish: 626Cam locks Rachet locks Mailbox lockKeying optionsLarge format keying:Conventional and FSIC cylinder formats available in standard pin and tumbler, Primus XP and Primus XP UL 437 high-security mechanisms. Everest 29 S123 keyway standard. Classic and restricted keyways also available.Small format keying:SFIC cylinder format available in standard pin and tumblermechanism (A2 pinning); Everest 29 R keyway.Available keyed alike (KA), keyed different (KD) and master keyed.FSIC and SFIC construction cores available.CL920RCL729GCL728GInterchangeable Core formats: CL920R - Full Size IC (FSIC)CL720G - Small Format IC (SFIC)Rekeying: Interchangeable core replaced using control key Body: Die cast zincBody diameter: 1 1/8"; across flats 7/8"Mounting cutout: 1 5/32"Material thickness: .08” to 1 1/8"Finish: 626Interchangeable Core formats: CL929R - Full Size IC (FSIC)CL729G - Small Format IC (SFIC)Rekeying: Interchangeable core replaced using control key Body: Die cast zinc Body diameter: 1 1/8"Material thickness: up to 1/4"Finish : 626Interchangeable Core format: CL728G - Small Format IC (SFIC)Rekeying: Interchangeable core replaced using control key Body: Die cast zinc housing; steel bodyBarrel length: Adjustable Handing: RH standard Retrofits: Best BL Finish: 626Cabinet locks with cylinderFinishesBright brass 605Satin chrome 626About AllegionAllegion (NYSE: ALLE) is a global pioneer in safety and security, with leading brands like CISA®, Interflex®, LCN®, Schlage®, SimonsVoss® and Von Duprin®. Focusing on security around the door and adjacent areas, Allegion produces a range of solutions for homes, businesses, schools and other institutions. Allegion is a $2 billion company, with products sold in almost 130 countries.For more, visit © 2019 Allegion005279, Rev. 10/19/us。

简尚橱柜创意设计说明书作者：刘浩指导老师：白榕一、概念表述橱柜家家都有，怎样设计才能完美的平衡实用与美观？现代厨柜对于实用与美观提出了更高的要求。

赶快来欣赏我们为您设计的经典橱柜装修效果图吧，都是高端大气的设计，让你的生活也充满幸福的味道吧！让你的居室充满光彩，你的厨房不再单一的只有一种功能，它可以实现的多功能化，更好的节约资源和空间发挥出它更大的用途。

譬如，我的这款橱柜，它的造型简单时尚，符合形式美法则。

它既是一个具有观赏的艺术品也是一个很实用的橱柜。

采用彩色巧克力面板材料，不仅在视觉上给你一种欣赏,更是味觉上的喜爱。

二、目前的发展现状及存在的问题1. 发展现状90年代，随着发达国家密集型的橱柜产业转移到发展中国家，世界上许多著名的厂商纷纷到中国寻求发展，从而把先进的技术工艺，设备带进了中国。

加上国内生活质量的提高，对生活的环境要求更高。

重视及对橱柜的实用性与美观性、艺术性、装饰性的需求，我国橱柜生产技术正在向国际水平发展，橱柜的品种、质量、工艺均进步很快。

近几年我国橱柜产量每年以40%以上的速度增长，目前橱柜的总产值、出口已超过电光源工业。

随着现代对美食的追求的发展与新材料、新科技成果的不断出现，对各种橱柜原理及其使用环境的深入研究，都丰富了现代橱柜对嫁妆环境的表现力和其独特的艺术魅力。

那么，现代橱柜有些什么新的发展趋势呢？首先，现代橱柜设计已不仅仅是为了单纯制作美食，美化产品，更重要的是采用技术，通过对橱柜的结构及功能的合理设计，来满足实需求和最大限度地发挥服务我们的生活。

现在的橱柜发展现状是，大多数消费者会更愿意去买一些造型简单又具有艺术感的产品。

我觉得我设计的橱柜很符合当下发展的趋势。

向高效实用、美观的方向发展。

首先是靠与实用，然后是按橱柜的尺寸、形状，精心设计橱柜的美观性，真正提高效利用率。

如在夜晚中，选用彩色的高强巧克力面板，可造成一个光线弥散、均匀柔和的环境，且橱柜的保护角小、效率高，能较好地融入居室环境。