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FURNITURE TIPPING RESTRAINT INSTRUCTIONS
Young children may be injured by tipping furniture. The use of a tipping
restraint is highly recommended.
When properly installed, this restraint could provide protection against the
unexpected tipping of furniture due to small tremors, bumps or climbing.
We recommend mounting this restraint to a wall stud.
WARNING: This product is only a deterrent. It is not a substitute for
proper adult supervision.
ANTI-TIP-KIT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION
1. Attach mounting brackets (1) near the middle-top
back edge of the furniture piece by inserting the
shorter screws (5).
2. Determine the final position of the furniture piece.
Mark locations on the wall approximately 2" below the
brackets mounted to the back of the furniture.
3. Attach the second brackets to stud wall by inserting
the longer screw (6) (See Figure A) or toggle bolt (9)
with drywall (See Figure B).
4. Place the furniture so that the brackets on the back
edge are in line with the brackets in the wall.
5. Insert the clevis pin (2) through holes on brackets and
hole on steel aircraft cable (3). Using hair pin (4) to go
through small hole on clevis pin (2) to lock it.
6. Repeat above step to attach the end of air craft cable
(3) to the bracket on the wall.
7. Check to make sure the steel aircraft cable are
securely laced and locked to the brackets.
WARNING: Always mount metal brackets to solid wood
of furniture. Do not attach to plywood of back panels.
RECOMMEND LOCATE AND ATTACH TO STUDS.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
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Dust often using a clean, soft, dry and lint-free cloth.
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Blot spills immediately and wipe with a clean, damp, cloth.
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We do not recommend the use of chemical cleansers, abrasives or furniture polish on our lacquered finish.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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Please read all instructions carefully before assembling.
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For your safety, assembly by two or more adults is strongly recommended.
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Keep instructions for future use.
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Use only vendor supplied hardware to assemble. Using unauthorized hardware could jeopardize the structural integrity of the item.
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