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ROT Installation - Installing an Accessory Shelf - Inset Style Cabinets
Installation of the ROT - Roll Out Tray - Roll Out Shelf
Installation of the Roll Out Tray or Roll Out Shelf is a rather easy procedure. The important thing here is to have the back boot in the correct position and securing the blocks which are necessary to clear the inset doors.Here are some helpful steps when installing the shelf.
1. Get your parts together and identify what you are using.
Attachment Blocks, Screws, Glide Boots
Shelf Bottom and Dovetail Sides, Glides
2) Put your Roll Out Tray together using glue and a rubber mallet. Sorry, no picture.
3) Attach the attachment blocks using the long screws. Do not have the blocks too far to the front. Blocks can be attached at any height you would like the shelf bottom to be located.
3) Attach the attachment blocks using the long screws. Do not have the blocks too far to the front. Blocks can be attached at any height you would like the shelf bottom to be located.
4) Install the glides. There are two separate parts of the glide. Extend out the glide. You will see a black plastic strip. Press the strip and pull (gently). The glide will separate.
Secure the extension portion of the glide to the cabinet as shown. The other part is attached to the wood ROT.
Secure the extension portion of the glide to the cabinet as shown. The other part is attached to the wood ROT.
Secure the front of the glide. It will be necessary to extend the glide to expose the hole for your screw. Keep the metal a little back from front.
When securing "Boot" it may be best to use the center oblong hole first until you find the best securing spot. You can then add a second screw.
5) Secure the second part to the wood ROT (Roll Out Tray). The left of this picture is the front. You will notice the metal sticks out slightly (1/8") This is
to keep the ROT from hitting any door parts when the cabinet is closed.
Secure the hardware to each side at the lower (Lowest) part of the side. This is shown upside down.
to keep the ROT from hitting any door parts when the cabinet is closed.
Secure the hardware to each side at the lower (Lowest) part of the side. This is shown upside down.
6) Insert the metal ROT glides into the extender glide portion installed into the cabinet. If you have a difficult time getting the glides to slide back you will need to check the installation location of the boots. If you are using the oblong screw holes you can loosen the screw to allow the boots to move and permit the pressure relief to allow the ROT to progress to the closed position.
7) Add the second screw to lock down your boots and tighten down the boot screws.
8) Close your doors and you should be done.
7) Add the second screw to lock down your boots and tighten down the boot screws.
8) Close your doors and you should be done.
