8U STASH ASSEMBLY

Close-up of a wooden surface with small, evenly spaced holes.

Locate pilot holes for rack rails on both side pieces.

Close-up of a black metal picture frame hanger with multiple holes and two screws, resting on a wooden surface.

Attach rack rails with black, #8 wood screws to both side pieces.

Close-up of a wooden surface with a hex socket screw and a cutout in the wood.

Locate threaded inserts on side pieces.

Close-up of a black metal bracket attached with a screw on a wooden surface, with another similar bracket, screw, and a small metal piece above. The inset shows a black metal bracket, screw, and a small metal piece.

Attach black angle brackets with silver m5 bolts to all threaded inserts on both side pieces. They should be facing the recessed pockets near them.

Close-up of a wooden surface with two metal brackets attached and some empty screw holes.

Locate the pilot holes for the hinges and attach mounting plate with small, silver wood screws. This can be done on either side of the rack, depending on which side you want your door to open.

Close-up of two interlocking wooden pieces, one dark brown and the other light-colored, on a white background.

Locate the pieces with tenons.

Part of a wooden table with a metal hinge, a small black plastic component with a screw, and a rectangular cutout in the wood.

Insert into corresponding pockets on 1 of the side pieces. The spacing only allows them to go in the correct way.

Close-up of the underside of a wooden piece of furniture showing two metal brackets with screws.

Confirm the brackets line up with the threaded inserts on these new pieces and attach with m5 bolts.

Empty wooden wall-mounted cabinet with metal hinges and no doors.

Attach all pieces with tenons into this side piece.

A wooden side table with a slanted top and an open shelf underneath, showing metal hinges inside.

Attach other side piece on top and fasten with m5 bolts.

Close-up of a round, beige, wooden bump or button on the corner of a wooden surface against a plain white background.

The only piece left is the door. Locate round recessed pockets.

Close-up of a metal hinge attached to the edge of a wooden surface and a white surface, showing part of the hinge mechanism.

Attach hinge cup plate with small, silver wood screws.

Close-up of a metal cabinet hinge attached inside a wooden cabinet door.

Slide onto mounting plate, under the screw that is already attached and tighten it down.

Two blue screws in plastic packaging placed on a white surface with a black L-shaped frame nearby.

Now that the door is on, locate the pull and 2 mounting bolts.

Close-up of a piece of furniture with a green surface and a brown edge, showing two small screws protruding from the surface.

Insert the bolts from the inside of the door.

Close-up view of a wooden cabinet door with a black L-shaped handle.

Line up the pull with the mounting screws and attach. (Side note: You can replace this with any cabinet pull of your choice with standard 3” spacing.)

A clear plastic wall anchor with a black screw partially inserted.

Attach door stop anywhere inside the cabinet to keep door at a 90º closing position.