George Oliver W001526385 Assembly Instructions

Caution: You must read this before you proceed.

Club Chair

Picture

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A Chair Seat 1

B Wooden Leg 4

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①

Gasket 4

Before

Beginning

Assembly:

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Overview

This Club Chair has multiple parts and may require up to 30 minutes to
assemble. To give you an overview of the Club Chair parts, the above
picture is to help you put the various parts into perspective. Please read
through the instructions below to familiarise yourself with the parts and steps
before assembly.

Step 1

Chair Seat(A)

Wooden Leg(B)

FRONT FACING

Zip up the Dust

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Place the Chair Seat(A) on a clean, non-marring surface with the bottom
facing you, as shown in the picture above.
Carefully unzip the Dust Cover at the bottom, and remove the Legs.
Zip up the Dust Cover.

Step 2

Install the Wooden Leg(B) into the Chair Seat(A) by putting a Gasket(①) on
the threaded stem of the Leg.
Then insert the threaded stem of the Wooden Leg(B) into the Top Corner
mounting postions of the bottom of the Chair Seat(A).
Affix the Leg by turning it clockwise by hand until secure.
Repeat this process with the remaining three Wooden Legs.

Note: The use of the Gaskets are OPTIONAL and are especially useful
to help alleviate slight wobbles. Some Legs may need more than one

whilst some Legs may not need any.

Step 3

LEVEL SURFACE

Chair Seat(A)

Wooden Leg(B)

Wooden Leg(B)

Use Gaskets to

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Position the Chair right side up and test for stability.

Add or remove Gaskets(①) where needed to achieve stability.

Step 4

Make sure all the parts are connected and securely locked into
position and Legs are in the correct positions.

After completion of the assembly, the Left Front Leg shall be splayed
towards to the Left and the Right Front Leg to the right.
The Back Legs should splay outwards and towards the back.

If the Legs do not point in an outward direction, Gaskets can be added or
removed to achieve the nesessary angle.

Your Club Chair is ready for use.

This Club Chair can only be used on a flat, level surface.

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