BREDABEDS MURPHY BED W/ RIGHT HUTCH, Manual

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Parts List: Panels

The following parts will depend on your specific hutch configuration.

Hutch Top Door

Hutch Bottom Door

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Hutch Top Door

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Hutch Bottom Door

3 Drawers And Pull-Out Night Shelf

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Drawer Front 1 (Qty 1)

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Drawer Back 1 (Qty 1)

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Drawer Side 1 (Qty 2)

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Drawer Front 2 (Qty 2)

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Drawer Back 2 (Qty 2)

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Drawer Side 2 (Qty 4)

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Drawer Bottoms (Qty 3)

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Night Stand/Shelf (Qty 1)

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Summary of Contents for MURPHY BED W/ RIGHT HUTCH

Page 1: ...Q Tips Warranty BREDABEDS MURPHY BED W RIGHT HUTCH INCLUDING URBAN AND METROPOLITAN COLLECTION MURPHY BEDS Web https bredabeds com Email service bredabeds com Telephone 1 855 466 4781 REVISION E 3 7 1...

Page 2: ...https bredabeds com when available If it s after hours or during weekends it s best to email us When contacting us have your order number ready If emailing us attach any relevant pictures https www fa...

Page 3: ...rns on any item we sell within a 30 day period from time of receipt less a 20 restocking fee Return shipping and shipping charges are the responsibility of the customer as well as repackaging the prod...

Page 4: ...hazardous when safety precautions within these instructions are not followed Once proper assembly is completed your BredaBed will provide many years of safe enjoyment SAFETY WARNING READ THIS FIRST Pa...

Page 5: ...tools The normal time for assembling this product is between 3 5 7 hours however your time may vary from this depending on how your bed is configured and external factors such as how level your floor...

Page 6: ...ce Once assembled you can discard this additional hardware Why don t the illustrations match my parts The illustrations in the booklet match a Queen size If your bed is different than this the illustr...

Page 7: ...Chapter 7 Step 3 for spring adjustment If the bed won t close all the way make sure your mattress bedding is no more than 11 thick The bed doesn t stay closed open The Bed Cabinet bottom needs to be m...

Page 8: ...ck Bed Cabinet Top Nailer Hutch Top Nailer Top Nailer Cover Bed Cabinet Toe Kick Headboard Twin Twin XL size beds have 1 door Full Queen King size beds have 2 doors Doors Qty 1 or 2 L R Hutch Left Sid...

Page 9: ...figuration Hutch Top Door Hutch Bottom Door Hutch Top Door Hutch Bottom Door 3 Drawers And Pull Out Night Shelf Drawer Front 1 Qty 1 Drawer Back 1 Qty 1 Drawer Side 1 Qty 2 Drawer Front 2 Qty 2 Drawer...

Page 10: ...e the following images are color coded for each box Orange outline Hardware can be found inside the small white or brown box Grey outline Hardware can be found inside the long box Steel Bed Frame Blue...

Page 11: ...ting cam fittings it s important to properly align the flat part of the fitting with the edge of the board Fig C Cam fittings are tightened by inserting a 1 Phillips screwdriver at a slight angle thro...

Page 12: ...ight shelf Slide open each drawer slide and attach the drawer slide rails at the location shown in red with System Screws from hardware package 12 The gray catch with springs goes towards the back sid...

Page 13: ...ch exactly 3 4 from the front side of the panel If they are 9 16 or 1 2 from the front of the panel turn them around 180 degrees Top Hutch Door Shown in blue Bottom Hutch Door Shown in green Hutch Opt...

Page 14: ...th a blue circle male end inserts from one side of the panel and the female inserts from opposite side then they tighten together For video instructions of this step visit breda us pkg20 STEP 3 MAKE A...

Page 15: ...are insertion Right Hutch Right Side Right Hutch Left Side 27 FIG 1D STEP 4 Referring to Fig 1D lay panels on floor and insert cam screws from hardware package 1 in holes marked with a red circle usin...

Page 16: ...r however Headboard area AB BA is adjustable for mattress thicknesses greater than 11 if needed In this area use only 1 cam screw per side Holes A closest to panel midpoint are for an 11 thick mattres...

Page 17: ...have a recessed area that the bolts will fit into Baseboard Notch Front Front Bottom Bottom FIG 1F STEP 6 Attach each mechanism foot from Hardware Package 2 to the mechanisms They will attach toward...

Page 18: ...or the amount of springs you will be using Position the spring with the open side of the hook facing down as shown in green Hook that side into the stationary portion of the mechanism and rotate the s...

Page 19: ...Cabinet Top Bed Cabinet Top Nailer Bed Cabinet Toe Kick Headboard Hutch Top Shelf Hutch Bottom Shelf Hutch Mid Shelf Hutch Top Nailer Hutch Toe Kick FIG 1L STEP 9 The quantity of holes for Top and To...

Page 20: ...s you ll have to assemble the Bed Cabinet vertically 1 Stand Hutch Left Side on edge with baseboard notch in the air 2 Attach the top assembly from previous step to side panel 3 Attach Hutch Mid Shelf...

Page 21: ...e Bed Cabinet Left Side on it s edge with notch for the baseboard facing up and position the top assembly from previous step and Bed Cabinet Toe Kick as shown with Bed Cabinet Toe Kick closest to the...

Page 22: ...n cam fittings The Headboard will normally sit at a slight angle FIG 2F STEP 6 From the perspective shown Cam fittings on the Headboard should be facing up and tighten from the top side If assembling...

Page 23: ...and Toe Kick should face the wall and NOT be visible from the front Cam fittings on the Bed Cabinet Top should face down and WILL be visible from below If any of these parts are backwards they must b...

Page 24: ...reatly Once the bubble is exactly centered between the marks the bed is level Now you will want to plumb the bed Place the level against one side of the bed If the vertical bubble on the level is touc...

Page 25: ...left edge of the stud and mark this location Then slowly move the stud finder from right to left until you locate the right edge of the stud and mark this location Once you have both edges of the stud...

Page 26: ...NOT ADEQUATE INSUFFICIENT CONNECTIONS MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH Insert long screws 3 from hardware package 10 at each stud center and secure with a 3 Phillips bit When inserting screws usi...

Page 27: ...RMATION FOR DISASSEMBLY Our mechanism utilizes steel L Brackets to hold the bottom of the bed mechanism to the wall baseboard Fully tighten and attach the Baseboard Brackets to each of the mechanisms...

Page 28: ...e package 7 For video instructions of this specific chapter visit breda us frame Referring to Fig 4A 4B lay doors face down in front of the bed on a soft surface such as a carpet rug or blanket Pre dr...

Page 29: ...g stop once the installation is complete Attach the other holes with 3 10 x 1 2 short screws and nuts STEP 2 FIG 4D LEG END LEFT CORNER OUTSIDE VIEW FIG 4C LEG END LEFT CORNER OUTSIDE VIEW FIG 4F MECH...

Page 30: ...ors are pushed together so there s no gap between the doors and they are even on the ends It can be helpful to add a strip of tape between the doors For video instructions of this specific chapter vis...

Page 31: ...ng Application Chart in Chapter 1 Step 8 Even though we have this chart the bed will still need to be adjusted due to varying mattress weights later in assembly during Chapter 7 Step 2 Do you have the...

Page 32: ...mechanism arm and pull outward to engage the arm lock on the T Nut as shown in Fig 5A Repeat steps for opposite side FIG 5A LEFT SIDE SHOWN STEP 1 The mechanism arm will have a considerable amount of...

Page 33: ...h Hole 1 on the side of the bed frame Thread on 5 16 Nylock nuts from hardware package 2 and securely tighten with a 1 2 socket Repeat for opposite side These Allen head bolts will be used as a positi...

Page 34: ...ve been inserted and secured on each side 4 bolts total Tilt the Bed Face Panel outward to approximately 45 degrees to release the mechanism arm locks You may hear a click as they disengage STEP 5 FIG...

Page 35: ...ifference between the support stiffeners and the bed doors This isn t an issue with nearly all mattresses since the difference is distributed throughout the mattress STEP 2 If you would like to even o...

Page 36: ...EG ASSEMBLY RIGHT SIDE Referring to Fig 6A and using the washers and 5 16 Nylock nuts from Hardware Package 4 install legs with the washers in order as shown 3 1 4 from the edge of the frame Tighten N...

Page 37: ...WILL COLLAPSE OTHERWISE REQUIRED HARDWARE Hardware Package 2 Check that the Bed Face Panel has equal clearance top to bottom on the left and right sides If the Bed Cabinet is leaning to one side nudg...

Page 38: ...pressure and bed legs should rest on the floor without lifting when bed is open If the bed is too heavy to operate springs must be added to achieve the proper balance The easiest way to add springs is...

Page 39: ...Drawers And Night Shelf STEP 2 Referring to Fig 8A insert cam screws from hardware package 1 in holes marked with a red circle using a cordless drill Insert white cam fittings from hardware package 1...

Page 40: ...if you ever have any questions You may notice that you have extra hardware once assembly has been finished This is normal we provide extra hardware with each bed model as a convenience Once assembled...

Page 41: ...ocks with a 1 Phillips screwdriver If needed the Bed Face Panel can be unscrewed and taken apart The holes in the drywall can be patched with drywall putty STEP 3 Rotate the Bed Face Panel outward in...

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