HEMNES 8-drawer dresser
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Full-page anti-tip safety warning panel with hazard icons and tipping-prevention instructions in English, French, and Spanish.
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Preparation and wall-mounting guidance panel showing required tools, drill bit sizes for different wall materials, and anchor usage.
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Hardware bag and load warning panel indicating wall attachment hardware and caution about loading when attached to wall.
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Safety panel showing two people required for assembly and not assembling alone.
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Parts-bag reference panel 1 showing hardware set with item IDs 118331, 101353, 101350, 110630, and 107716 and their required quantities.
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Parts-bag reference panel 2 showing hardware/tools set with item IDs 118331, 100232, 100214, 101350, 110630, 108462, 107862, 100006, 100001, plus bagged sets 101221 and 603440 with quantities.
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Parts-bag hardware panel labeled 3 showing required fasteners and fittings with quantities.
Step 1
The user lays out rails L1, L2, R2, and R1, inserts 12 cam bolts (118331) into the marked holes with a screwdriver, and follows the insets showing the correct insertion orientation and depth.
Step 2
The side rails are aligned to the large panels and eight 101350 dowels are inserted in the indicated edge holes, with a comparison callout showing the correct dowel type.
Step 3
Twelve 110630 cam locks are placed into the round holes on both panel assemblies and then turned with a screwdriver as shown in the zoom callout.
Step 4
Insert six 101353 dowels into the indicated holes, then slide and position the inner rail assemblies on both mirrored panels as shown, with the inset indicating rail orientation/engagement.
Step 5
The user positions the IKEA CR panel and fastens six 107716 screws into the rail wheel-bracket points, as indicated by the zoom detail and screw-type warning box.
Step 6
The user positions the IKEA CL panel and fastens six 107716 screws into the rail wheel-bracket points, following the mirrored layout shown with the zoom detail and screw-type warning box.
Step 7
Push two cover pieces onto each side assembly end, using one orientation on one side and the mirrored orientation on the other side.
Step 8
Insert ten threaded fittings (118331) into the predrilled holes on both side assemblies and ensure they are seated correctly without damage, as shown in the warning callouts.
Step 9
Insert fourteen 101350 dowels from hardware bag 2 into the predrilled holes at the ends of the long rails, as shown in the zoom callout.
Step 10
Two vertical posts are inserted downward into the right base section while the frame lies upside down.
Step 11
Four vertical posts are positioned and pressed downward into the base, with hand icons indicating the orientation points.
Step 12
The side and inner vertical posts are positioned upright onto the base frame, with a hand icon indicating placement direction.
Step 13
Five cam locks (110630) are inserted and tightened along the frame, with zoom callouts showing lock orientation and screwdriver turning direction.
Step 14
The rails are positioned on the frame, nine screws are installed into each rail bracket location, and the assembly orientation is shown for turning before the next step.
Step 15
After rotating the assembly, the opposite side rail set is aligned and fixed with nine screws into the corresponding bracket points.
Step 16
The frame is turned and four cam screws (603440) are inserted and tightened into the side panel holes.
Step 17
One wooden dowel (101350) is inserted into the lower side hole of the frame.
Step 18
A dowel (101350) is inserted into the side hole of the upper frame assembly, as shown in the zoom callout.
Step 19
The upper frame section is lowered and aligned onto the standing structure with a downward placement motion.
Step 20
Use three 100214 screws with the 100001 hex key to fasten the upper frame joints, then insert and rotate two 110630 cam locks to secure the side connection points.
Step 21
Two upright side posts are inserted downward into the upper frame of the upside-down assembly.
Step 22
Two cam-lock fittings (110630) are placed and then tightened with a screwdriver, as shown in the zoom callouts.
Step 23
The top panel is lowered onto the upright frame to seat onto the side rails.
Step 24
Five cam locks (110630) are inserted and then tightened with a screwdriver to secure the top panel.
Step 25
The frame stands upright and a single connector screw (107862) is tightened into the side hole, as shown in the zoom callout with a turning arrow.
Step 26
The assembled frame is rotated down onto its back, indicated by the large curved arrow above the structure.
Step 27
Attach the rail hardware to the board with two 108462 screws (not 10080579), then orient the panel as shown.
Step 28
Repeat the rail attachment on the mirrored board using two 108462 screws and the IKEA CL orientation.
Step 29
The panel is rotated and a 101350 dowel is inserted into the top hole, with a zoomed detail showing the correct placement.
Step 30
Using the Allen key, the assembler installs two screws of type 100232 at the upper position and two screws of type 100214 at the lower position in the frame, while following the do/not-do hardware orientation shown in the two boxed comparison callouts.
Step 31
The installer positions two metal brackets on the panel ends and screws each bracket down with two screws and washers, as shown in the zoom detail and hardware bag callout.
Step 32
The installer drives eleven threaded inserts into the predrilled holes across the panel while following the orientation warning diagram and screwdriver rotation shown in the zoom callout.
Step 33
Insert six wooden dowels (101350) into the top holes of the frame sections as shown in the zoom callout.
Step 34
Lower the large top panel straight down onto the aligned dowels and frame.
Step 35
Tighten four long screws into the top from inside the frame using the Allen key.
Step 36
Insert and turn eleven cam locks along the top panel to secure the assembly.
Step 37
The frame is turned over, a large panel is positioned onto the structure, and a pencil marks the panel edge alignment as shown in the zoom detail.
Step 38
The top panels are aligned on the frame and their position is adjusted using the indicated alignment points, with a zoom detail showing the screw location reference.
Step 39
A single nail (part 101221) is hammered in while pushing the two top panels together so the center seam closes, as shown by the arrows and zoom callout.
Step 40
The assembler nails one fastener (101222) into the right side of the top panel while pressing the panel inward and supporting the frame.
Step 41
The assembler nails one fastener (101221) into the left side of the top panel while pushing the panel inward and supporting the frame.
Step 42
The top panel is secured to the frame by hammering in 27 nails (part 101221), then the unit is turned upright.
Step 43
The wall unit is secured by positioning the bracket at the top edge, tightening the screw, and then covering the slot with a cap, repeated twice.
Step 44
The frame assembly is pushed inward from the left side under the countertop as indicated by the horizontal arrow.
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A freestanding information panel shows anti-tip guidance with a QR code link to secure-it information.
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A freestanding information panel shows a cabinet being secured to a wall with a screw.
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Panel A shows fixing into solid wall type A with 5/16 in (8 mm) drill bit and three preparation steps including hole depth and inserting plug.
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Panel B shows fixing into hollow wall type B with 5/16 in (8 mm) drill bit and three preparation steps including shorter depth and inserting plug.
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Panel C shows fixing into solid wood type C with 1/8 in (3 mm) drill bit and two preparation steps without wall plug.
Step 46
The installer secures the top panel to the frame by driving two screws through a corner bracket, as shown in the magnified callout.
Step 55
Insert and tighten four 123492 screw fittings into the panel holes using a screwdriver.
Step 56
Insert and tighten four 123492 screw fittings into the panel holes using a screwdriver.
Step 57
Push four 101345 wooden dowels into the side-board edge holes as shown in the zoom detail.
Step 58
Push four 101345 wooden dowels into the side-board edge holes as shown in the zoom detail.
Step 59
Align two side panels vertically onto the base panel and lower them onto the prepared connector pins.
Step 60
Align the mirrored pair of side panels onto the base panel and seat them onto the connector pins.
Step 61
Insert and tighten four cam locks labeled 110630 at the lower side connections to secure the side panels to the base.
Step 62
Repeat the cam-lock tightening sequence on the mirrored assembly, turning four cams to lock the side panels to the base.
Step 63
The large panel is lowered straight down into the left-side cabinet configuration.
Step 64
The large panel is lowered straight down into the right-side cabinet configuration.
Step 65
A top board is placed onto the left-side configuration and fixed with four 110519 nails, shown with a hammer and zoomed insertion detail.
Step 66
A top board is placed onto the right-side configuration and fixed with six 110519 nails, shown with a hammer and zoomed insertion detail.
Step 67
Slide the large front panel into position and fasten one screw into bracket part 10054466 as shown in the zoom callout.
Step 68
Insert and swing the vertical strip into place at the center joint, then secure it with one screw into bracket part 10054466 as detailed in the zoom callout.
Step 69
The rails and rollers are fitted onto the drawer assembly and secured with four screws, with close-ups showing the roller clip engagement and screw placement.
Step 70
Two long screws are driven into the drawer side from the inside and two round knobs are attached on the outside, as shown in the magnified callout.
Step 71
A cam lock in the frame is turned once to secure the cabinet structure, shown with a hand close-up and two zoom insets linked to the main frame.
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A freestanding information panel warns about tip-over risk and shows that drawers should not be opened in an unstable stacked arrangement.
Step 72
A drawer is pulled open and then removed from the frame, with arrows indicating opening and sliding out.
Step 73
The cam lock in the drawer slide area is rotated once and the drawer-frame section is secured on the cabinet.
Step 74
A drawer is tilted in and set onto the runners, then pushed inward to seat in the frame.
Step 75
You rotate the two locking catches by hand on the drawer runners to release them.
Step 76
You place the drawer onto the extended runners and push it inward to engage the slides.
Step 77
The cam locks are turned with fingers (2x) to secure the drawer-slide frame connections, with zoom callouts showing the lock position and rotation.
Step 78
A drawer is angled in and inserted onto the left-side runners, then pushed inward to seat into the dresser frame.
Step 79
The drawer is aligned and pushed into the dresser while the side locking mechanism is turned in the shown direction on both sides (2x) to secure it.
Step 80
A drawer is tilted and inserted into the dresser, then pushed fully inward until it sits flush.
Before you begin
A standalone circled-information panel shows a three-part sequence for attaching and adjusting a cabinet door hinge/soft-close component, including insertion, clip engagement, and final locking rotation with finger action.
