H
F
E
A
B
G
f
b
3.00
3.00
a
KEEP FLUSH WITH TOP OF FRAME
c
C
D
h
i
(2) 1-3/4" screws (
b
) are used on
each end of
E
,
F
&
H
.
6.
Insert
sling spacer
D
into the seat frame as
shown at left. Be sure it is pushed against the
back of the seat. Install (6) hardware
c
to hold it
in place. Insert the seat sling (
C
) into the seat
frame. It should drop into the frame with minor
pressure applied to the frame sides.
5.
Screw in the back seat slats using (12) hardware
a
.
Start at the top, making sure the top of the slat is flush
to the top of the chair frame. Then work your way
down to the remaing two slats. For reference, slats are
spaced 3" from the bottom of one to the top of the
next. While looking at the back, install the remaining
(1) hardware
d
. This will require the larger end of bit
e
.
3.
Using the 6" torx bit (hardware
g
),
screw the (12) 1-3/4" screws (
b
) into
the bottom spreader (
H
) and sling
rails (
E
&
F
). When tight, the ends of
the spreader and rails should be flush
to the two side frame assemblies.
4.
Before flipping the chair to it's feet,
install the (4) leveling mounts
(hardware
f
) by threading them into the inserts
located at the four corners on the
bottom of the chair.
Optional:
If you wish to physically connect multiple
pieces of furniture together, use the included plates
and 1-1/4" screws (
h
&
i
) as shown at left. Connect
plates to the inside faces of the front and back legs
allowing approximately 1-1/2" of the plate to protrude
from the side of the chair. Then move the next
furniture piece into place and fasten the plates to it.
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PB-1608 Assembly