This guide shows you how wall units are attached to hanging brackets & plates and how to adjust the wall units so that they hang straight and level.
Wall units are hung on adjustable wall hanging brackets.The brackets are supplied with wall hanging plates, which should be secured to the wall with suitable wall fixings. The hanging plate drilling positions are shown below.
Adjusting wall unit hanging brackets
Wall units are fitted with adjustable rear hanging brackets. Remove cover caps on inside of cabinet.
Turn the top adjustment screw to adjust the unit from front to back. Allows unit to tilt forwards or backwards from the wall.
Insert screwdriver into hole below the top screw and turn to move unit up and down Adjust unit for height. By adjusting at both sides the unit can be levelled.
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Hi, I have the influx wall unit fixing brackets, at the bottom of the bracket there is a folding tab should this be folded up or down, on mine they are folded down however in the instruction booklet they appear to be folded up as you can’t see them on the diagram. What is the tab for it appears to be some sort of locking method for the fixing pins located in the unit.
Hi, I’m not sure what you mean regarding the bracket as we have never come across this question before. If you give our aftersales team a quick call on 01977 608 418 then they will be able to provide some more assistance with this.
What diameter holes are in the wall unit hanging brackets please?
The hole is 5mm.
Hi.
I have two horizontal bi fold wall cabinets but the hanging brackets are not the same as those in the technical guide and there is no hole in the rear of the cabinet for the adjustment.
Mine lock into small holes in the side panels using a lever at the bottom and the screws are only accessible from the outside before the cabinet os fitted. Just one each side for a 1000mm cabinet, is that considered sufficient?
Have you changed brackets and do you have instructions for mine please?
Hi Will, it would be best to create a support ticket here and attach a picture, so that they can see what fitting there is in the unit and give you some advice on it.
Hi
I want to make a template for marking the drill hole positions of the mounting plates of the wall cupboard’s. Can you please give me the measurement of the hole positions measured from the outside of the cabinets, from the top and the side.
Thanks David
Hi David, page 12 in this guide shows the position of the holes. If you need anymore advice on this then our sales team will be able to help on 01977 608 418 (M-F 9-5)
Is the vertical adjustment of 18mm split evenly 9mm up or 9mm down from the target point. Somewhere I read it was 0-18mm.
i.e. If I measure the 490 + 720 up from the base unit and set the brackets at 40mm below, but some end up say a few mm up or down due to drilling etc will the cabinets be only adjustable up, down or either way to align.
If it’s only up or down I would need to adjust the 40mm by 9mm to ensure the adjustment ends up at it’s mid range to cope with up/down adjustment
Hi Mike, sorry for any confusion. Once the unit is in place, I’ve double checked and the the brackets that we now use on our wall units, once the unit is in place on the wall, will only move by 13mm in total. The vertical adjustment is approx 5mm down and 8mm up.
What size and kind of screwdriver do you use I have a wall unit that needs a small adjustment and I can’t figure how to make this adjustment
Hi, a standard Phillips screwdriver is required to make the adjustment. The areas where the adjustments are made are shown above. If you need any further assistance the our aftersales team will be able to help on 01977 608 418.
Hi, I am looking to box my wall units in below a soffit / bulkhead.
How much vertical adjustment do the brackets allow? Will I have enough adjustment in the wall bracket to hook on and then adjust upwards in order to sit flush with under side of the bulkhead?
Thanks.
Hi Chris, sorry for any confusion. Once the unit is in place, I’ve double checked and the the brackets that we now use on our wall units, once the unit is in place on the wall, will only move by 13mm in total. The vertical adjustment is approx 5mm down and 8mm up.
How close to a ceiling can the wall units be fitted? The diagrams look like you need about 10mm to hook the unit over the bracket but your planner says you need a ceiling height of at least 2450mm for a 2300mm unit. I am not using a cornice so do not need access above to fit it.
Hi, you will need to ensure you allow 100mm gap if you are not using a cornice.
Hi, 100mm is recommended to give you enough space to be able to push the units up and over the wall brackets and back down again. You could probably do it with a smaller gap but it would be much harder to get the units into position.
How do you prevent the wall unit from sliding off the brackets if accidentally pushed laterally? Almost happened to me during installation and now am a little bit concerned.
Hi Pierre, once the wall units are attached onto the wall plates, you need to turn the top screw from the inside of the unit, so that the wall unit is flat to the wall. Once this has been done, the unit cannot move more than a few mm in each direction, as the side of the unit then hits the wall plate and prevents the unit from moving. The minimum movement left & right then allows you to attach the units together using the unit connecting bolts supplied in the fittings box. The green sections in the image below show how much the unit could move and it cannot slide off the wall, left or right as the sides of the unit prevents it.
Hello – what size screws fit the wall hanging brackets, how big are the holes?
Hi Jeremy, for the wall hanging brackets, they need 2 1/2″ long screws with a 10mm head.
Hi
How do you attach the Luca curved wall units? There are no fixings at the back. Do you attach it to the wall unit next to it and not to the wall? Is that secure?
Hi, the curved units do not come with fixings at the back and are intended to screw into the unit at the side of them.
Hi,
Having fitted a few kitchens in the past some wall units have additional fixings lower down the cabinet, in addition to the usual top hanging brackets. Do your wall units have or require these extra fixing points?
Thanks
Hi, the only fixings are at the top of the unit, as shown on pages 11 & 12 in this Technical Guide.
Hi,
I am looking at ordering a Luca carbon kitchen. We have just had an internal wall replaced with timber stud and we are needing to know what heights to place the noggins (structure support) for the base & wall cabinets. We have a 300mm wide/ 1970mm high larder with 720mm wall cabinets, in 300mm and a corner unit. Could you advise where the fixing points on the units are?
Many Thanks
Hi, the height of the base units including the legs are 870mm, the tall units are 2120mm, for the wall units the hanging plate, which fix to the wall will need setting at 2080 from the floor.
hi do you supply extra long wall hanging brackets for stud walls so it can fix onto the wood not just thru the plaster board
regards
Hi, we use one standard size hanging bracket. We would advise you to baton the wall if you are installing onto a stud wall. Then use the supplied wall brackets, ensure that your screws reach through to the batton behind the plaster board. Once the brackets have been fitted to the wall, you simply position the wall units on the brackets, align the wall units and then secure them together using the supplied unit connecting bolts.
Hello, I have this similar cabinet hanger.
Can someone tell me please what type of bit should I use to adjust the height of the cabinets?
I tried with T27 and PZ2, PH2 but it does not work.
If it helps the head of the metric screw looks like a Castle Nut.
Thank you!
Hi, the adjustment only requires a Phillips head bit to adjust both the tilt and vertical axis of the cabinet.
Hello,
Yes PH2 is the answer, the hardware piece on which I tried several bits had a manufacturing defect, I change it and now it works.
All the best and thank you for your support
Hi,
I’ve bought a new kitchen and the fitting plate for wall unit is very close to existing holes from the old kitchen unit – do you have any tips regarding filling the old holes (in brick) to make them strong enough for the new fittings please?
thanks
The best thing would probably be some very hard fast setting filler. As we don’t fit the kitchens, the best thing to do would be to contact your fitter or go to a hardware store on the high street and ask which would be the best filler to purchase.
What tool do you need for vertical alignment! We have tried different size torx and hex and I phoned your helpline but they didn’t know.
A Philips screwdriver works for the vertical alignment however it works on a cam style rotation, so it looks as though it will not fit/work but it does adjust when inserted into the alignment hole.
Hi, my corner unit Has no bracket. How Am I suppose to fix it to the wall?
Thanks,
Lucas
Hi, if it’s a base unit then we don’t supply the L-brackets. If it’s a wall unit then you can contact Aftersales on 01977 608 418 to get one sent out to you.
I have your horizontal bifold wall units but I cannot find instructions on how to adjust the doors on these, both the angle and the speed that they open.
Hi, there is a installation guide on the website but there are no instructions for the bi-folds. If you phone 07879402469, Kenny our in-house fitter will be able to help you.