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| Turned the cabinet right side up, on it's wheels. Note that the cabinet is pretty dirty. Also, there's what looks like white paint on the one side... |
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| Ready for the drawers to go back in. |
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| The casters have bolt heads that stick up into the drawer space. |
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| LH front showing the bolt heads |
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| RH front |
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| Installed the bottom drawer. The drawers are designed with some clearance on the bottom side. This clearance is just enough to clear the bolt heads for the casters, fortunately! |
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| There's a few mm of clearance... |
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| The top of the cabinet has two holes pre-stamped towards the front of the cabinet top. There's a matching hole at the bottom of the cabinet. These holes can be used to bolt units on top of each other. There's a blanking plug that needs to be removed. It just pops off. |
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| There's an air gap between the hole in the top of this cabinet and the bottom of the cabinet that would sit on top of it. The air gap is about 3/4". I'll place a piece of plywood between the two cabinets before bolting them together, when the time comes... |
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| All the drawers are back in and all of them work smoothly. |
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| Last step is to clean the outside of the cabinet. |
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| Scrubbed off the white paint from the LH side of the cabinet (compare to the first picture above). |
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| Cleaned the top. Done & ready to go home. |
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