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1130AUFg and 1131AUFg McKenzie Dresser 

Assembly Instructions

 

1130AUFg_1131AUFg — Page 7 — 03/17 

       

Furniture Tipping Restraint Instructions 

Before you begin this assembly, identify each part and make sure the quantities received match what is on this 

list. If you need to replace a part, contact Whittier Wood Furniture customer service and refer to the following 

list for its name and letter code. 

 

Part 

Description 

Quantity 

A   

Cam Buckle and Short Strap (installed) 

 

B   

Plastic Bracket (installed) 

 

C   

1" x 1000mm Long Strap (installed) 

 

D   

#8 x 3" Pan Head Screw 

 

E   

#10 x 1" Oval Head Screw (inserted) 

 

F   

Washer 

 

If you have a stone or tile floor or do not wish to drive screws into the corner of the baseboard 
and floor see the instruction included inside the tipping restraint kit for an alternate 
installation. 

6. 

Decide where you want to place the piece of furniture in your room. Mark the baseboard with a 
pencil mark directly behind the location where the tipping restraint is attached to your item.  
Move the item away from the wall far enough to allow you to access the spot where the 
baseboard meets the floor.  Position the straps and Plastic Bracket (B) as shown in Figures 6 
and 6a with the angled corners of the Plastic Bracket (B) firmly placed against the seam of the 
baseboard and floor.  Attach by driving #8 x 3" Pan Head Screws (D) through the holes in the 
Plastic Bracket (B) into the seam below the baseboard where it meets the floor.  See Figures 6 
and 6a. 

 

Wall 

Fig. 6 

x 2 

 

Fig. 6a 

Floor 

Floor 

Baseboard 

Summary of Contents for 1130AUFg

Page 1: ...please contact us immediately for replacement Drilling sawing sanding or machining wood products can expose you to wood dust a substance known to the state of California to cause cancer Avoid inhaling wood dust or use a dust mask or other safeguards for personal protection For more information go to www p65warnings ca gov wood This product can expose you to chemicals including formaldehyde which a...

Page 2: ...talled 3 4 G Medium Drawer Face installed 2 2 H Large Drawer Face installed 2 2 I 1 4 x 20mm Insert Nut inserted 4 4 J M4 x 10mm Insert Nut inserted 8 8 K Small Adjustable Glide installed 4 4 L Knob attached 7 8 Me 8 x 1 1 2 Machine Screw Tuscan installed 7 8 N 16 Drawer Slides pre installed sets 3 4 O 6 x 1 2 Philtruss Screw inserted 54 60 P 6 x 3 4 Philtruss Screw inserted 48 54 Qe 8 x 7 8 Black...

Page 3: ...130AUFg 1131AUFg Y Assembled Foot attached 1 1 Z 5 16 x 3 4 Insert Nut inserted 1 1 ZA Anti Tip Snapper attached 2 2 ZB Drawer Clip attached 4 4 ZC 14 Drawer Slides pre installed sets 4 4 ZD 8 x 1 1 4 Black Screw inserted 3 3 TS Furniture Tipping Restraint attached 1 set 1 set 1131 shown in the illustrations ...

Page 4: ...remove the drawer interlock systems 2 Place the unit at its final destination Rotate the Small Adjustable Glides K found at the corners of the unit and the Adjustable Glide with Hex Nut X at the bottom of the Assembled Foot Y until the unit is level See Figure 2 3 If you need to remove your drawers pull up on the left Drawer Release Lever while pushing down on the right Drawer Release Lever and pu...

Page 5: ...ng the Anti Tip Drawer Interlock System it is important that the drawer be installed back in its original location Numbers and letters are stamped on the back of the drawers Stamping sequence starts at the bottom moves to the top and designated left or right Drawer back stamping example Continued on Page 6 3L 2L 1L 3R 2R 1R Fig 4 3RC 3LC ...

Page 6: ... is angled toward the front of the case you cannot remove the First Drawer Move the upper arms of the Anti tip Snapper to the unlocked position as shown in Figure 5e You can then remove the First Drawer as shown in Step 3 To reinstall the drawers install the First Drawer then move the upper arm of the Anti tip Snapper to the forward locked position Now you can reinstall the Second Drawer Fig 5 Dra...

Page 7: ... to drive screws into the corner of the baseboard and floor see the instruction included inside the tipping restraint kit for an alternate installation 6 Decide where you want to place the piece of furniture in your room Mark the baseboard with a pencil mark directly behind the location where the tipping restraint is attached to your item Move the item away from the wall far enough to allow you to...

Page 8: ... strap until portion between the Cam Buckle A and the back apron of the item is tight See Figures 7 and 7a If you need to move the piece of furniture reach beneath and locate the buckle which connects the two sections of the strap and depress the release lever then pull on the section of strap that is between the buckle and the back apron of the furniture until there is enough slack to allow you t...

Page 9: ...the Assembly Instructions for detailed information on how to glue your specific product Use wood glue such as Elmer s Wood Glue Titebond Wood Glue or the equivalent Some instructions call for a slow drying glue Carefully read the label and instructions of the glue manufacturer Your unit may not need glue 1 We strongly recommend that you lay out all the parts and familiarize yourself with how they ...

Page 10: ...follow all label directions Stir your top coat gently do not shake Shaking the can creates bubbles that are hard to remove 2 All surfaces including the underside of table tops and inside drawers must be sealed with at least one layer of a top coat This will help minimize wood swelling shrinkage warping and cupping due to changes in moisture content or temperature 3 Apply a minimum of two coats whe...

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