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Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
RoomScape
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Residence Hall Furniture - Spring Bed Deck
Assembly Instructions
Spring Deck Bed End Frame
Assembly - Bunk & Loft Beds
Note:
Loft and bunk bed assemblies
require a stacked pair of end frames
at each end. Single bed assemblies
require one end frame at each end
with top caps and base glides (with
hole in center) installed as described
next page.
Important:
Loft beds with spring
deck require the installation of an
anti-racking bar at the wall-side
of the bed assembly. This will be
covered on page 10, Figure 2.
1. If bed layout plan includes a stacked
pair of end Frames (as with a bunk
or loft bed) first insert a pair of base
glides (with hole in center) to the
bottom of the lower bed frame. Next,
orient stacking devices as illustrated
and insert each into the top of that
lower frame. Use a weighted rubber
mallet to tap the stacking devices in,
seating them properly (Figure 1).
2. Place the second, upper end frame
onto the stacking devices of the
lower end frame and press down
evenly to begin seating both frames
together on the stacking devices. Use
a weighted rubber mallet, tapping a
little on each upper frame upright,
evenly as required to properly
seat two frame sections together
completely (Figure 1).
3. Place a top cap onto each upright
of the top frame. Repeat above
procedures for second frame set
(Figure 1).
top cap
end frame
stacking
device
end frame
base glide
Figure 1
