Cleaning your Decor Cabinets
Treat your Decor cabinets as you would any other piece of fine furniture and they will reward you with long-lasting beauty.
The following instructions apply to all wood, melamine, laminate and painted surfaces.
- For regular cleaning of all door and cabinet exterior and interior surfaces:
- Always wipe in the direction of the wood grain.
- Wipe with a damp soft cloth, then dry with another soft cloth or absorbent paper towel.
- Never use detergents, strong soaps, abrasives, coloured microfiber cloths, cleaning agents with strong chemical substances or waxes. They can damage the finish or leave a residue that airborne grease will stick to. Always test cleaning products on a small inconspicuous area.
- Do not wipe cabinets with a dishcloth. A dishcloth can contain soap, grease and other soil that can damage the finished surface of the cabinets.
- Excessive moisture can damage the product. Do not allow water or other liquids to be in contact with outside or inside surfaces for prolonged periods of time.
- Avoid steam from kettles, etc., being directed at the underside of cabinets or bottom edge of doors. This may eventually affect the adhesion of the edge banding and may also dull the finish.
- Excessive scrubbing or rubbing in one location will cause the finish to be polished creating a shinier surface in that one place.
- For thorough cleaning of your cabinets you can do the following:
- For wood doors and surfaces use a non-wax based cleaner that is designed specifically for wood cabinets and woodwork; or use mild soap mixed with water, rinse well and then dry with a soft cloth. Lemon oil also works, but it will leave the surface oily to the touch.
- For painted doors and surfaces, use a cleaner that is designed for painted wood cabinets and woodwork, mild soap and water or a diluted vinegar and water solution (rinse well).
- For melamine or high pressure, laminate doors and surfaces use the above methods. For stubborn stains use a damp soapy cloth, rinse well to remove all soap residue and dry with a soft cloth.
The finish can wear off on the cabinet doors used the most often, due to homeowners not using the handles on the doors and drawer fronts. Over time, the oil from your hand will break down the finish.
Repair your Decor Cabinets
Small scratches, scuffs and dents are inevitable but don’t worry. Follow these simple steps and your Decor cabinets will be looking like nothing happened.
Touch up kit – Stain application
Important Notice: Touch-up kits are made for repairing minor damages only.
Touch up kit – Paint application
Important Notice: Touch-up kits are made for repairing minor damages only.
Adjust your Decor Cabinets
Drawer Front Adjustment (Standard Box)

- Remove handle (if installed).
- Use Phillips screwdriver to slightly loosen visible screws located at washers on the backside of the drawer front.
- Move drawer front left or right
- Move drawer front up or down tapping by hand or rubber mallet.
- Tighten screws.
- Refit Handle.
Drawer Fine-tuning Adjustment
Up/Down
- Open Drawer
- Push up and hold the handle of wedge located near the orange lever at the bottom of the drawer front.
- Slide wedge away from the drawer front to lift drawer front.
- Slide Wedge towards drawer front to lower drawer front.
Tilt
- Open Drawer.
- Turn the two cams located on the left and right drawer track on the back of the drawer to tilt the drawer front.
False Front Removal & Adjustment

To remove false front:
- Open the door or remove the drawer below the false front.
- Remove false front by tapping it from the inside by hand or rubber mallet.
To adjust the false front:
- Move false front up/down or left/right by tapping it by hand or rubber mallet.
Hinges
Your Decor cabinets are equipped with 3-way adjustable hinges. Over time you may notice your doors are no longer perfectly aligned, but this is easily fixed. Below is a diagram with detailed instructions on how to perform these simple adjustments.
Standard Hinge
Corner Hinge
Oven Frame Removal & Installation
To remove frame:
- Use 4 mm Allen wrench to “unhook each connector biscuit.
- Remove the frame.
To install frame:
- Place the frame onto the cabinet.
- pay attention to reveals.
- Ensure that all biscuits line up.
- Use 4 mm Allen wrench to tighten all the connector biscuits.
- Wood biscuits to be used if;
- Frame with a side reveal that is more than 1/16″
- Stile is too narrow (stile width differs by material)
- Inset frame
Wall-Mount Vanity Hardware Adjustments
Vanity Base Wall Mount cabinets come with the Libra H7 hanger system installed.
During installation, this hardware can easily be adjusted to attain the desired height and depth and to lock it in place. Below are diagrams of how to perform these simple adjustments.
Vertical Adjustment
- 33/64″ (13 mm) vertical adjustment
- The range of motion may be limited by the countertop.
- Use to raise, lower, or level the cabinet left to right.
Horizontal Adjustment
- 15/32″ (12 mm) horizontal adjustment.
- Use to pull the cabinet towards the supporting wall.
Anti-Turnover Locking
Stop screwing the red bolt when it touches the wall rail