kd frames CHARLESTON 3992-CP-F Instructions Download Page 2

H-21

STEP 3:  Insert and attach outside rails

Attach the (2) A-75-P outside rails
using the H-21 bolts and H-3 cross
dowels as pictured.  Be sure the
pockets on the rails face toward the
inside of the bed. Tighten with H-10
hex wrench provided.

H-21

H-21

H-3

H-3

A-75-P

A-75-P

H-21

H-3

H-21

H-3

STEP 4:  Insert and attach center rails

Install the remaining (2) A-75-P rails using 
the H-21 bolts and H-3 cross dowels as
pictured.  Be sure the pockets on the
rails face toward the pockets of the
outside rails.  Tighten with H-10
hex wrench provided.

A-75-P

A-75-P

H-21

IMPORTANT:  Select the 2 best
looking rails for the outside

STEP 5:  Install connector slats

Install the (4) A-24-C connector slats in
the pockets with holes in them.  Attach
using  the H-21 bolts and H-3 cross
dowels as pictured.  Hand tighten,
do not use H-10 hex wrench
at this time.

H-21

H-21

STEP 6:  Install regular slats and tighten bolts

Install all of the A-24 regular slats and
tighten the (8) H-21 connector slat bolts
with H-10 hex wrench provided.

IMPORTANT:  Please retighten

all H-21 bolts after 30 days!

Tulip Poplar can be left unfinished, clear finished, stained, or painted.  I prefer the lighter stains over the  darker ones bec

ause the wood is fairly porous.  My favorite is a clear finish 

with no stain.  Satin polyurethane (oil or water based) works well. Painting:

  It is best to start with an interior primer and lightly sand before painting.  

Staining: 

 Lightly sand before staining.  Wipe stain on with a rag until you get the desired colo

r.  If you are going to use a top coat (such as polyurethane), do not sand again until after 

the first coat, and then be careful not to sand away the stain. Finishing:

  All finishes work well with

 T

ulip Popla

r. 

 A

 simple wax finish over stain (Minwax for example) is eas

y. 

 An oil finish such as Danish oil can be used.  Or a clear top coat such 

as polyurethane works well to seal the wood.  With polyurethanes, the first coat acts as a sanding seale

r.  So you should lighty sand (180 - 220 grit sandpaper) after the first coat, 

wipe the wood clean, and then build up coats for the desired e

ffect. 

STEP 2:  Assemble the footboard

pocket

pocket

A-15-L

A-15-R

Insert dowels on ends of A-54-F bed end into corresponding holes
in legs A-15-L and A-15-R as pictured. Be sure pockets on legs
and A-48-F are on the same side
. Use screwdriver to secure
with H-20 wood screws.

H-20

H-20

H-20

H-20

A-48-F

rail pockets

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headboard pickets not shown

headboard pickets not shown

headboard pickets not shown

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