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Assembly InstructIons 

FbW6r  

6 ft Parkway Recycled Plastic Flat Bench

tools needed:

1/2” Open-end or Box-end Wrench

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5/16” Open-end or Box-end Wrench

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Ratchet with 1/2” Socket

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Ratchet with 5/16” Socket

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Square

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Assembly:

Inspect the shipping container contents for damage and to 

1. 

determine that all components and hardware are present.
Assemble the bench over the packaging cardboard or padded 

2. 

work bench to avoid scratching the product.
Layout the Planks on the work area with the predrilled holes 

3. 

facing upward. 

NOTE: Two of the Planks have two extra holes toward one end. These 

Planks must be placed in the center of the bench with the 

additional holes located near the bench centerline. The additional 

holes are placed to mount the Gusset Brackets.

ASI 274-F  S529_HRD103

bench components:

2 x Cast Iron Bench Leg

4 x Outer Plank 

Recycled Plastic 

1 x Cross Support

2 x Bench Bracket

Assembly hArdWAre:

12 x 

5/16” 

Washer

4 x 

5/16” 

Flanged Hex Nut

6 x 

5/16” X 1.25” 

Hex Head Bolt

18 x 

5/16” X 2.0” 

Lag Screw

4 x 

No. 12 X 1.5” 

Pan Head Screw

2 x Gusset Bracket

2 x Center Plank 
Recycled Plastic 

1 x Bench Channel 

Leave the two center 
holes empty

5/16” Lag Screws

Packaging cardboard or 
other soft work surface

IMPORTANT: 
Note location and orientation of  
Gusset Brace mounting holes

Place the Cross Support across the center of the Planks and line 

4. 

up the holes in the Cross Support with the predrilled holes in the 
middle of the Planks. Start a 5/16” Lag Screw into each of the 
Bench Support holes, except for the two center mounting holes. 
These two holes will be used to fasten the Bench Channel.
Before tightening the Lag Screws, place the “L”-shaped Bench 

5. 

Brackets across the planks with the raised edge facing outward at 
each end of the Planks. Start a 5/16” Lag Screw through each of 
the holes in the Brackets into the predrilled holes in the Planks. 
After all 18 of the Lag Screws have been started, use the 1/2” 
Socket to tighten them down.

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