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IMPORTANT: READ CAREFULLY AND 

RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE USE 

The correct use and maintenance of your cot/bed will ensure it gives long and trouble-free use. Please ensure 
everyone use your cot/bed know how to use it. The safety of your child is your responsibility.  

WARNING: Be aware of the risk of open fires and other sources of strong heat, such as electric bar fires, gas
fires, etc. in the near vicinity of the cot. 

WARNING: Do not use the cot/bed if any part is broken, torn or missing and use only spare parts approved
by Babymore.

WARNING: Do not leave anything in the cot or place the cot close to another product which could provide a
foothold or present a danger of suffocaon or strangulaon, e.g. strings, blind/curtain cords, etc.

WARNING: Do not use more than one maress in the cot.

WARNING: When converted to a child’s bed, do not place this bed near heat sources, windows and other
furniture.

The lowest base posion is the safest. Once your child is old enough to sit up unaided the base should be
used in the lowest posion only.

If your leave the child unaended in the cot, always make sure that the movable side is closed

The thickness of the maress chosen shall be such that the internal height (surface of the maress to the
upper edge of the cot frame) is at least 500mm in the lowest posion of the bed base and at least 200mm in
the highest posion of the bed base.

The line engraved on the cot end indicates the maximum thickness of a maress that can be used with this
cot when the bed base is in the top posion.

We recommend the use of a maress minimum size of 60cm by 120cm for this cot. 

The length and width of maress shall be such that the gap between the  maress and 

the sides and ends does not exceed 30mm.

Children are likely to play, bounce, jump and climb on beds, therefore the child’s bed should not be placed
too close to other furniture or windows, and should be placed either ght to any wall or have a gap of
300mm between the wall and the side of the bed.

Please ensure that all assembly fings always be ghtened properly before use. And fings should be
checked regularly and ghtened as necessary.

The cot is only ready for use, when the locking mechanism(s) are engaged, check the mechanism(s) is fully
engaged before use.

Your cot/bed may be cleaned with a damp cloth. Never use bleach or harsh abrasives.

To prevent injury from falls, once the child is able to climb out of the cot, the cot should no longer be used
for that child.

This cot bed is intended for children aged from 18 months to 4 years approximately.

The cot conforms to EN 716-1:2008 + A1:2013. When converted to bed, it conforms to BS 8509:2008 +

A1:2011.

With a thickness not  

exceeding 10cm. 

Summary of Contents for EVA BED

Page 1: ...1 P a g e INSTRUCTIONS EVA COT BED EVA V1 15 Babymore Ltd 2012 Babymore Animated Assembly Video YouTube search Babymore Eva Cot Assembly Product Page www babymore co uk...

Page 2: ...ress to the upper edge of the cot frame is at least 500mm in the lowest posi on of the bed base and at least 200mm in the highest posi on of the bed base The line engraved on the cot end indicates the...

Page 3: ...r damaged or incorrect contact customer services of above FITTINGS A 4 1 D Bolts 25mm 6 I Allen key 1 B Bolts 55mm 28 E Barrel Nuts 8 F Wooden dowel 30mm 16 Item Qty G Lower Pin 32mm 2 Thank you for p...

Page 4: ...Back 1 2 Cot End Top 2 11 L Drawer Left 1 3 Leg A 2 11 R Drawer Right 1 4 Leg B 2 12 Drawer Centre Support 1 5 Drop side 1 13 Drawer Base 2 6 Fixed side 1 14 Drawer Runner 2 7 Base Slat 1 15 Stabilize...

Page 5: ...diagram show assemble both cot ends with part 1 2 3 4 Connect with Dowel F and Bolt B Bolts A and Dowel F to attach runners onto cot ends A Bolts30mmx 6 B Bolts 55mm x 16 2 1 3 4 1 14 2 F B A Bolts 3...

Page 6: ...bolts connections loosen until complete step8 B Bolts 55mm x 2 Step4 When choose top or middle base height position install stabilizer bar 15 onto front lowest hole position next to dropside rail it...

Page 7: ...base support bars Use bolts D secure slat onto the support bar as diagram show B Bolts 55mm x 4 Step6 Connect fixed side 6 to end panels by passing B bolts through pre drilled hole onto cot end Leave...

Page 8: ...nsert top gilde pin into top recess of dropside panel if required push top of end panels outward to allow space NON Step8 Rotate the bottom of dropside panel carefully align the lower recess with the...

Page 9: ...rd then allow panel to slide down up until it clicks intolocking position Always verify that both ends of the dropside are locked in the raised position whenever a child is in the cot NON Step10 Slide...

Page 10: ...through the holes on the side of the dropside panel push down lower pins of cot ends to allow remove of dropside by reverse the assembly step 5 8 7 C Bolts 40mm x 6 Step 2 Use Bolts C to attach side s...

Page 11: ...Page 11 B Bolts 55mm x 2 Step 3 Use Bolts E attach side support panel end panels Fully tighten all connections Bed ready for use onto bed B B B...

Page 12: ...t This warranty only covers new units with original packaging and ownership and is not transferable It does not cover any used second hand or demo models This warranty does not cover any damaged or de...

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