Using the Spacers

1. It is far easier to paint and sand before assembly 4600-003-lg.png

2. Faux-Wood flooring is a great look 4600-000-lg.png

3... but it must be done before assembly (click above for a video) 4600-00-lg.png

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5. Gluing the Sides' Base Floor Grooves to the Base Floor 4600-01-lg.png

6. Flaps of tape on the (temporary use) Gable Triangles 4600-02-lg.png

7. Setting the Side onto the Base without smearing glue 4600-03-lg.png

8. The Gable Triangle holds it straight, the tape holds it tight 4600-04-lg.png

9. Both Sides, straight, tight, and lined up in the back 4600-05-lg.png

10. Tape to hold it tight in the front 4600-06-lg.png

11. The next parts to use: Front Set, Front Spacers, Dividers 4600-07-lg.png

12. The Spacers locate the Front Set 4600-08-lg.png

13. One Spacer from each side 4600-09-lg.png

14. Tight but NOT GLUED! 4600-10-lg.png

15. The Dividers locate the Front Set from the back edge - lined up carefully
NOT GLUED! 4600-11-lg.png

16. Two Spacers, Two Dividers - these are temporary! 4600-12-lg.png

17. This is the last chance to pre-paint... much easier! 4600-12B-lg.png

18. Glue and weight the Front Set 4600-13-lg.png

19. Let the glue set, remove the spacers, then let the glue dry 4600-14-lg.png

20. Next: the Middle Floor ../../Buttons/ClickHere.png