Top & Bottom Treatments

Measure the distance from the back of the bottom fixed shelf to both cams.

Measure the distance from the back of the bottom cap to both drilled holes. These should be the same measurement as the cam locations on the bottom fixed shelf.

If they are not the same: Rotate the bottom cap and check the measurements again. If there is still an issue, use a multi-tool to extend the hole in the bottom cap so the Cam will fit inside. A final option is to replace the piece entirely.

Ensure the board fits along the bottom of the system with the appropriate overhang on the sides and front (refer to the elevation for placement).

If the bottom cap needs to be cut down in size, make the appropriate mark in pencil and cut it to size using a circular saw.

Dry fit again to ensure the bottom cap is the correct size.

Alternate placing them in the front and back of the partition along the length of the system.

There should be no gap between the bottom shelf and the bottom cap.

If there is a gap: A Cam may be pressing on the board due to the hole not being deep enough or in the right place. A screw can be used to tighten the gap.

If the gap is still visible, the bottom cap will need to be removed and the hole for the Cam will need to be extended or deepened using the multi-tool.

Ensure the board fits along the top of the system with the appropriate overhang on the sides and front (refer to the elevation for placement).

If the top cap needs to be cut down in size, make the appropriate mark in pencil and cut it to size using a circular saw.

• Dry fit again to ensure the top cap is the correct size.

Using an 18-gauge nail gun, attach the top cap with 1 1/4” nails.

When possible, nail from the top down into the fixed shelf.

• If the ceiling height does not allow, or if the top cap material is thicker than 3/4”, nail from below the fixed shelf up into the top cap.

Place a nail in each corner.

Place a nail in the front and back of the top cap every 12”.

The toe kick may be flush or inset.

If the partitions were drilled for Rafix pins, the toe kick should sit against these pins.

Using a 23-Gauge nail gun, place 1 1/4” nails every 6-8” from the bottom shelf down into the toe kick.

Place 1-2 nails on the side of each partition into the toe kick.

Use a pry bar or flat bar to lift the toe kick up to the shelf to ensure a tight fit.

The faceplate may be flush or inset.

If the partitions were drilled for Rafix pins, the faceplate should sit against these pins.

Using a 23-Gauge nail gun, place 1 1/4” nails every 6-8” from the top fixed shelf up into the faceplate.

Place 1-2 nails on the side of each partition into the faceplate.