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Assembly Instructions
Please take a moment to read through the entire instruction booklet before assembly to
familiarize yourself with this product. Once you feel ready to start, follow the instructions
step by step and this should make this process as easy as we could make it for you.
WARNING CAUTION
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ADULT ASSEMBLY REQUIRED
CHOKING HAZARD
This product includes small parts, sharp points and sharp edges in its unassembled state.
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Keep unassembled parts away from children under 3 years of age, and animals.
SAFETY WARNINGS
Follow the information on the warnings appearing on table and on the
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carton. Do not remove warning label from cabinet.
Do not allow children under 3 years of age to use the cabinet.
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Do not use substitute parts. Contact the manufacturer or dealer for replacement parts.
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FURNITURE TIP-OVER HAZARD
Children have died from furniture tip-over
To reduce the risk of furniture tip-over:
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ALWAYS install tip-over restraint especially if used by a wall or in the open.
NEVER put a TV on this product
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NEVER allow children to stand, climb or hang on drawers, doors, or shelves.
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NEVER open more than one drawer at a time.
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ALWAYS place heaviest items in lowest drawers.
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PARENTAL SUPERVISION IS REQUIRED
Parents or Guardians should supervise use under the intended age specifically regarding
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children that may have access to it and climb on the unit.
Do not allow horseplay on, under, or behind the unit and prohibit jumping on the cabinet.
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If used improperly, your table may be pulled over or fall, creating risk of injury or
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damage. Children should not be permitted to climb or pull on the cabinet.
USE, MAINTENANCE & ASSEMBLY
Periodically check and ensure that the components are in their proper position, free from
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damage, and that all connectors are tight.
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Use on level surfaces only. Assemble on a soft level surface to avoid damage to unit or floor.
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Do not use this item if any components are missing or damaged.
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Do not use substitute parts. Contact the manufacturer or dealer for replacement parts.
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Only clean using damp cloth and mild detergent, do not use bleach or abrasive cleaners.
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Check you have all components and tools listed on page 4
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Do not stand or put weight on this product during assembly, this could cause damage.
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Remove all hardware from the plastic bags and separate them into groups.
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Assemble the item as close to its final position (in the same room) as possible.
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Certain assembly steps may be easier with 2 people.
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Dispose of all packaging carefully and responsibly.
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We do not recommend power screwdrivers. Only use hand screwdrivers to prevent
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damage to unit.
Keep these instructions for future reference.
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Enfants morts suite au basculement d’un meuble.
Afin de limiter le risque de basculement de meuble:
TOUJOURS utiliser les fixations anti-basculement.
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NE JAMAIS installer de TV sur ce produit.
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NE JAMAIS laisser d’enfants se tenir debout sur les tiroirs,
portes ou etageres, y grimper ou s’y suspendre.
NE JAMAIS ouvrir plus d’un tiroir a la fois.
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TOUJOURS placer les choses les plus lourdes dans les tiroirs du bas.
Han muerto ninos por el vuelco de meubles.
Para limitar el riesgo de vuelco de los meubles:
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Utilisar SIEMPRE las fijaciones antivuelco que suministran.
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NUNCA instalar un TV sobre este producto.
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NUNCA permitar que los ninos se pongan de pie, trepen o
se cuelguen de los cajones, puertas o baldas.
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NUNCA abrir mas de un cajon a la vez.
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Colocar los objetos mas pesados en los cajones inferiores.
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construction.
Carefully open the pack supplied and check the contents against the parts and fittings check
list. Do not destroy any of the packaging until you are certain that you have all the necessary
parts for the assembly.
this sheet prior to assembly to familiarise yourself with the various stages of
items should be kept away from young children whilst assembling your unit to avoid the
: There are small components used in the construction of this u nit. These loose
danger of choking hazards.
Tools Required
30 Minutes
x1
1
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Fittings(to scale)
Cam
Cam
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Description: Table top panel
Qty: 1PC
Size: 40x30x1.5cm
Description: Support bar
Qty: 1 PC
Size: 36.5x5x1.5cm
Description: Drawer front
Qty: 2 PCS
Size: 36.5x13.5x1.5cm
Description: Table bottom panel
Qty: 1PC
Size: 40x30x1.5cm
Description: Table back panel
Qty: 1 PC
Size: 38x29.4x0.3cm
Description: Drawer left panel
Qty: 2 PCS
Size: 27x11.5x0.9cm
Description: Table leg
Qty: 4 PCS
Size: 24x3.5x3.5cm
Description: Drawer right panel
Qty: 2 PCS
Size: 27x11.5x0.9cm
Description: Table side panel
Qty: 2 PCS
Size: 30x28x1.5cm
Description: Drawer bottom
Qty: 2PCS
Size: 35.2x26x.3cm
Description: Drawer back
Qty: 2 PCS
Size: 34.5x11.5x0.9cm
dowel
Block
3 1
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Layout Parts on Soft Surface
Layout Parts on Soft Surface
Lay out all parts on a soft surface i.e. Rug, Carpet or Packaging Carton
STEP 1
Parts Required
A Table top panel
x1
B Table bottom
panel x1
b Cam bolt x8
e Block x1
f Screw x1
CAUTION:There are many small components used in the construction of this product.
Please keep these components away from young children whilst assembling this product.
If you keep the fittings in a bowl during assembly you will be less likely to lose them!
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STEP 2
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Parts Required
C Table side panel
x2
D Support bar x1
d Wood dowel x10
e Block x1
f Screw x1
b Cam bolt x2
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STEP 3
Parts Required
C Table side panel
x2
D Support bar x1
a Cam x2
STEP 5
Parts Required
B Table bottom
panel x1
F Table back
panelx1
a Cam x 4
STEP 4
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STEP 6
Parts Required
Parts Required
A Table top panel x1
a Camx4
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STEP 7
Parts Required
H Drawer left
panel x2
I Drawer right
panel x2
J Drawer back x2
c Screws x8
STEP 9
Parts Required
STEP 8
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Parts Required
G Drawer front x2
K Drawer bottom
x2
C Screws x 8
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Complete Assembly
Your BEDSIDE TABLE is now completely assembled.
Periodically check to ensure that the components are in their proper position, free from damage.
Also, make sure the connectors are tight and secure.
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