Assembly and care · 4 minute guide
Keep the model number with the care instructions.
Make the next cleaning, move or recall check easier to verify.
Create a short cabinet record
Keep the exact article number, finish, purchase details, assembly document and manufacturer link together. Note where the cabinet is anchored and retain the installation paperwork. That record makes it easier to identify the right instructions if the cabinet is moved later.
Use the care directions for this finish
Read the current manufacturer guidance rather than applying a general furniture-cleaning rule. Different coatings, textiles and raw surfaces can need different treatment. Test or treatment advice from an unrelated material is not a substitute for the correct instructions.
Recheck before a move or second-hand purchase
Use both the manufacturer’s recall page and CPSC recall search, matching model and identifying details. A search with no obvious match is not a certification that an item is safe. Old and current articles with similar names can have different construction and recall histories.
Keep observations distinct from specifications
If you later record a repair, drawer adjustment or cleaning result, label it as your own observation with its date. This directory currently summarizes published manufacturer measurements; it has no original assembly, wear or stability test results.