Crate & Barrel Walker Desk Assembly Instruction
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WALKER DESK
Thank you for purchasing the Walker Desk. This
page lists all the contents included in the box.
Please take time to identify the hardware as well as
the individual components of this product. As you
unpack and prepare for assembly, place the
contents on a carpeted or padded area to protect
them from damage.
Note: 2 people are required to safely assemble this
product.
COMPONENTS
1 - glass top
1 - lower cross bar
2 - side frames
1 - upper cross bar
1 - keyboard
tray
2 - wire braces
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HARDWARE
2 - short
screws
2 - cams 6 - small
2 - spacers
2 - medium
screws
washers
6 - rubber bumpers
6 - long
screws
6 - large
washers
2 - cam
screws
6 - spring
washers
Missing hardware?
Please call
800.606.6387 for
replacements.
TOOLS REQUIRED
Allen wrench (included)
Phillips head screwdriver
Make sure arrows
point out towards
ends
1 Insert 2 cams into holes on underside of lower cross bar.
Make sure arrows on each cam point out towards the ends
with dowels.
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WALKER DESK
B
A
2 A. Fit keyboard tray into position, aligning dowels with
corresponding holes in side frame. Using allen wrench,
attach with 3 long screws, 3 spring washers and 3 small
washers.
B. Insert dowels of top cross bar into corresponding holes
in side frame.
4 A. Insert 1 cam screw into lower hole of side frame
and secure with a phillips head screwdriver.
B. Fit remaining side frame onto keyboard tray, upper
and lower crossbars. Attach with 3 long screws, 3
spring washers and 3 small washers. Secure all screws
with the allen wrench.
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B
A
A
Cams face
down
B
3 A. Insert 1 cam screw into lower hole on side frame and
tighten with a phillips head screwdriver.
B. Place lower cross bar into position, aligning wood dowel
and cam screw with corresponding holes. Make sure cams in
cross bar face down.
x 2
5 Secure lower cross bar to side panels by turning both
cams 90 degrees with a phillips head screwdriver.
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