Should I remove the front door and side panels before wall mounting the cabinet?

If it makes the job easier, yes.

The door and side panels come off without dismantling the cabinet. Taking them off reduces the weight you are lifting and gives you better access to the mounting points.

You do not have to remove them. Work out the easiest sequence for the space you have.

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