Measure the highest and lowest part of the worktop under the thread, the difference between the two measurements should be no more than 3mm (⅛″). If it is greater it will be necessary to adjust the surface flatness with a new top or by using spacing pieces under those base brackets (part B) that require it when they are installed.
Place the following base brackets (part B) 43.5cm (17 ⅛″) from the edge of the previous base bracket and 9.5cm (3 ¾”) from the front. Use a Posi head screwdriver to tighten screws.
Continue placing the rest of the base brackets in this way.
NOTE: If you had to place spacing pieces under any of the base brackets it is recommended the thread is used (as seen in the work bench flatness test – (see 3.2 to find out how to do the flatness test >). Measure to the top surface of each base bracket to check they differ by no more than 3mm (⅛”).
Measure the highest and lowest part of the worktop under the thread, the difference between the two measurements should be no more than 3mm (⅛″). If it is greater it will be necessary to adjust the surface flatness with a new top or by using spacing pieces under those base brackets (part B) that require it when they are installed.
Place the following base brackets (part B) 43.5cm (17 ⅛″) from the edge of the previous base bracket and 9.5cm (3 ¾”) from the front. Use a Posi head screwdriver to tighten screws.
Continue placing the rest of the base brackets in this way.
NOTE: If you had to place spacing pieces under any of the base brackets it is recommended the thread is used (as seen in the work bench flatness test – (see 3.2 to find out how to do the flatness test >). Measure to the top surface of each base bracket to check they differ by no more than 3mm (⅛”).