Pottery Barn Color Study Bookcase Assembly Instruction
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COLOR STUDY BOOK CASE
PRE-ASSEMBLY:
• Read all instructions before beginning assembly.
• For your safety and ease, assembly by two adults is recommended.
• Remove all parts and hardware from the box and lay out a clean, carpeted, or scratch – free work surface.
Use care as some parts or hardware may have sharp points or edges.
• Do not dispose of any contents until assembly is completed to avoid accidentally discarding small parts
and hardware.
• Use the parts and hardware lists to identify and separate each of the pieces included.
• Note: Do not fully tighten all bolts until all parts are in place. Failure to follow these instructions may cause
the bolts to misalign during assembly.
• The use of power tools for assembly is not recommended. Power tools can damage hardware or split
wood.
PARTS INCLUDED:
A (1) Divider with cleats
B (1) Divider without cleats
C (1) Left side panel
H
J
D (1) Right side panel
E (1) Bottom panel
F (1) Base
G (1) Roof with cleat
H (1) Roof without cleat
I
I (1) Top panel
J (1) Panel with Cut Out
C
K (4) Back panel
L (4) Door
L
B
E
F
HARDWARE INCLUDED: TOOLS REQUIRED:
G
A
K
D
(1) Allen key
(Included)
M N O P Q R
(1) Phillips screwdriver
M (20) Short bolt & Washer set (6 x 25mm) (not included)
N (4) Long bolt & Washer set (6 x 40mm)
O (16) Wood dowel (8 x 30mm)
P (4) Long Screw (For assembling Bottom panel, 4 x 28mm)
Q (3) Medium Screw (For assembling Roof, 4 x 21mm)
R (60) Short screw (36pcs. for Back panel, 24pcs. for Door, 3 x 16mm)
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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Assemble the Roof with Cleat (G) and Roof without Cleat (H) with three (3) Medium Screws (Q) using
Philips Screwdriver (not included), (See Figures 1 & 1-1).
G
Figure 1 Figure 1-1
H
G
H
Q
2. Attach the Panel with Cut Out (J) to the assembled Roof with four (4) Short Bolt & Washer Sets (M)
using the Allen Key, (See Figure s 2 & 2-1).
G
Figure 2-1
Figure 2
H
J
G
J
M
3. Assemble the two (2) Dividers (A) and (B). The Divider with Cleat (A) notch-out should be facing up.
(See figure 3).
B
A
Figure 3
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