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g) Long rectangular overhead bar with 4 mini eyebolts
Place the 2 sculpted wooden arms about 50” apart on a flat surface and place
the padded cushion between the upward sloping wooden arms. (Make sure the
ropes are facing upwards.)
Slide the two long round spreader bars through the sleeves on the underside of
the pad.
Locate and remove the 8 machine bolts, nuts and washers from the hardware
bag. Insert the 8 bolts (2 for each corner of the chair) through the holes on the
round spreader bars, lining them with the corresponding holes in the wooden
arms.
Be sure the ropes are not tangled or caught behind the spreader bars. They must
be free and clear when lifting the chair up.
After all the bolts are placed into the respective holes, thread the washers over
the bolts, from the underside of the chair and then screw on the nuts. Tighten the
nuts until the head of the bolts pull down into the holes in the front of the round
wooden dowels. The head of the bolts should now be countersunk into the
spreader bar.
With a person on each side, raise the chair onto the eye lags with the “S” hooks
provided. If the eye lags are too high, use the chain provided to bridge the gap.
Disclaimer:
Please note:
EZ Hang Chairs and all agents and representatives thereof cannot
assume responsibility for special, indirect, or consequential damages or
contingent liability for use of this product in a manner not expressly intended by
the manufacturer. End consumer is ultimately responsible for verifying proper
installation and eye lags according to our guidelines explained here within. We
strongly recommend that you adhere to our maximum height recommendations.
