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WOOD ADVICE 

Our products are manufactured from premium timber. Great care is taking in selecting, machining and 

treating the timber before it is sold to you. 

1.  Inspect wood parts monthly. The grain of the wood sometimes will lift in dry periods causing 

splinters to appear. Light sanding may be necessary to maintain a safe environment. Treating your 

product with protection (sealant) after sanding will help prevent severe checking/splitting and other 

weather damage. 

2.  We have applied a waterborne translucent stain to your unit. This is done for colour only. Once or 

twice a year, depending on your climate conditions, you must apply some type of protection 

(sealant) to 

the wood of your unit. Prior to the application of sealant, lightly sand any “rough” spots 

on your set. Please note this is a requirement of your warranty.  

Bear in mind that timber is a natural product and may experience changes throughout the course of its life. 

It may: 

  Develop openings/checks (gaps, slits, apertures, cracks) along the line of the grain.  

  Fade as the timber reacts with sunlight.

 

Timber openings/checks occur due to the moisture content between internal and outer surfaces of the 

timber. No two pieces of wood are exactly alike. Each piece has its own characteristics and personality and 

reacts differently to climate changes. When any wood product is exposed to the elements, it develops 

'wood checks'. A check is the radial separation of the wood fibres running with the grain of the wood. These 

are caused by the varying temperature and moisture conditions. A check does not affect the strength or 

durability of the wood or structural integrity of the play set. 

 

5 CLEANING 

Do not use any abrasive cleansers for the cleaning. Use a soft, damp cloth to eliminate dirt and dust. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for LK34

Page 1: ...led by an adult who has read and understood these instructions Keep the packaging away from children and dispose of all packaging before use For the installer and your children s safety it is importan...

Page 2: ...NTENTS 1 GENERAL SAFETY 3 1 1 DANGER FOR CHILDREN 3 1 2 RISK OF INJURIES 3 1 3 PRODUCT DAMAGE 3 1 4 ASSEMBLY ADVICE 4 2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 5 3 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 7 4 MAINTENANCE 13 5 CLEANING 14 6...

Page 3: ...such as the springs or elastics which could catch your arms and legs Do not place any objects or body parts in the product s openings 1 3 PRODUCT DAMAGE Do not make alterations to the product Only use...

Page 4: ...product shall be carried out according to the instructions of the manufacturer The product must always be used in a well lit area Do not place anything under the product Use gloves during assembly an...

Page 5: ...me Users should be familiar with the assembly manual This manual contains assembly guidance selected precautionary measures as well as recommendations for servicing and maintenance of the product in o...

Page 6: ...surfacing materials if they are Installed and maintained at depths of 150 mm 225 mm and 300 mm Table B 1 Fall height in millimetres from which a life threatening head injury would not be expected How...

Page 7: ...7 3 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS...

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Page 9: ...ide wall left and right wall 1 Make the flower box by securing Parts 5 6 7 and 8 with 8x Part E per flower box 2 Once the 2x flower boxes are made secure to the front of Part 1 using 8x Part C 3 You w...

Page 10: ...10 Step 4 Step 5 1 Secure the back wall Part 2 to 1x side wall Part 3 with 3x Part I as shown 1 Secure the front wall Part 1 and the back wall Part 2 to the side walls Part 3 using 9x Part I as shown...

Page 11: ...shown below 3 Secure the bench to the assembled cubby side wall using 2x Part J and 8x Part B on each leg of Part 18 1 Assemble the letter box using Part 11 12 13 and 15 and secure with 12x Part E as...

Page 12: ...12 Step 8 Step 9 1 Attach the fence to the other side of the wall using 4x Part G 2 Secure the roof Part 20 with 8x Part F as shown below 1 Attach to the roof with Part 21 and secure with 6x Part D...

Page 13: ...l other hardware elements as necessary a Do not over tighten to avoid damaging the thread or cracking the surrounding wood 3 Check all coverings and bolts for sharp edges and replace when required 4 L...

Page 14: ...e note this is a requirement of your warranty Bear in mind that timber is a natural product and may experience changes throughout the course of its life It may Develop openings checks gaps slits apert...

Page 15: ...onably foreseeable loss or damage You are entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure Full details...

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