The best installation starts before the cabinets arrive.
Use this as a project-planning checklist. The approved MicroLUX drawings, manufacturer instructions, engineering, electrical design and local code always take precedence.
Seven readiness gates
Do not schedule delivery until each one has an owner.
01 · Structure
Known substrate and loads
Confirm wall construction, attachment zones, load path and any engineer-required reinforcement from the approved mounting drawing.
02 · Plane
Flat, plumb and measurable
Cabinet alignment cannot correct an uncontrolled wall. Record the finished plane and resolve high spots, bows and obstructions first.
03 · Envelope
Clearance and finish coordination
Verify visible opening, surround, speaker locations, millwork, service access and the approved cabinet grid—not a nominal diagonal.
04 · Power
Designed by a qualified electrician
Use the configuration-specific load schedule, distribution plan, grounding and disconnect requirements. Never infer circuit size from a marketing wattage.
05 · Signal
The complete source path
Document sources, processor, receiving-card map, cable type, maximum run, spares, network access and control-system responsibilities.
06 · Thermal
Ventilation and ambient limits
Follow the approved heat-load and clearance plan. Confirm supply/return strategy and operating temperature before closing the wall.
Modular service designThe display face, magnetic module and cabinet interface are shown together. Front-service access applies on selected systems; project-specific drawings still control the installation. Supplier product photo.
Safety boundary
Guided installation is not permission to improvise.
Cabinets and modules can be heavy, fragile and electrically hazardous when mishandled. Use appropriate lifting equipment and team handling. De-energize and verify safe conditions before service. Structural attachment and regulated electrical work belong to qualified professionals. Stop whenever the site differs from the approved drawings.
