04
10
11
15mm
B6x70mm
05
08x30mm
12
Page
4
of
6
Page 1: ...10 10 01 F F 08x30mm 30 Page 2 of 6 ...
Page 2: ...Page 3 of 6 14 14 M6x90mm 03 08 08 M6x90mm 02 ...
Page 3: ...04 10 10 11 15mm B6x70mm 05 08x30mm 12 04 Page 4 of 6 ...
Page 4: ...Page 5 of 6 07 02 04 02 08 01 ...
Page 5: ...dirt Ifnecessary clean thesurfacebefore sticking theadhesive backing to the frame of thebed When attaching the adhesive backing to the frame put pressure on the strip to ensure it sticks to the frame Ifthebackingisstubborntosticktotheframeyoucanusesuperglue staple or nailtheadhesive backing totheframetoensure itsticks firmly on the bed frame Page 6 of 6 ...
Page 6: ... bed and the maximum thickness of the mattress should be below 12 6CITI 4 Recommend sizes of the mattress L 190 x W 90 x H 12 6cm 5 The bunk bed or the high bed should not be used if any structural part is broken or missing 6 Children can strangle in items such as ropes strings cords harnesses and belts attached to or hung on a bunk bed high bed 7 WARNING Children can become trapped between the be...
