Guidelines & Instructions

In the Assembly instructions pages 18 & 19 and page 35, we have described how to cut and finish the Cover plates of the Freestanding furniture. Below are a few more comments about this cut

GUIDELINES CUTTING COVER PLATES

ATTICCO FREESTANDING; Placement of a Plinth:

For all freestanding furniture, flexible legs in height 70 to 250 mm are included. That is, do NOT order these furniture legs separately. But in case you want a to close off under the furniture or because you want furniture-leg height below 70 mm or higher than 250 mm, a plinth is relevant. The location of the plinth (front part) is shown below.

Placement of Plinth

Note! Do you choose a plinth hight that deviate from the stated furniture-leg-height; Read more about your options for this: HERE!

ATTICCO BUILT-IN; General advises:

As no two attic spaces are exactly alike, it is not possible to make an exact installation guide for ATTICCO. In addition, there may be different desires for how the Built-in furniture should express itself in the room. Instead, we have gathered some more general advices regarding incorporation of ATTICCO:

Guidelines Built-In

ATTICCO INDBYGGET; Uden indfatning:

The illustration below shows the recommended placement of ATTICCO built-in in relation to plinth and knee wall:

Indbygning korpus (skab) uden sideplader.

ATTICCO BUILT-IN; With ATTICCO Deck plates as frame:

A well-tuned frame is absolutely essential for a beautifully integrated piece of furniture. ATTICCO Built-in does NOT come with frame. But it is possible to buy a number of ATTICCO Deck Plates that can be cut to give the Built-in furniture the same expression as the freestanding furniture, where drawers and cabinets are drawn in level with the front of Deck and cover plates. Placement, plate selection and cutting lines are illustrated below:

ATTICCO Built-in Low:

Guidelines Solo Low

Guidelines Duo Low

Guidelines Trio Low

ATTICCO Built-in High:

Guidelines Solo High

Guidelines Duo High

Guidelines Trio High