1.
Take the leg frame with the handlebar (Part A), and lay it flat on the ground.
2.
Determine which direction you want the seat to face in your bathtub. The leg
frame with the handlebar (Part A) will be the side that goes inside the bathtub.
3.
There are two sliding rails (Part C): one rail has 4 brass push buttons (front rail),
and the other rail has 2 brass push buttons (rear rail).
4.
If you prefer to sit facing left (if looking at the tub from outside), take the rail
with 4 push buttons (front rail), and insert it into tube X
(or insert it into tube Y if you want to sit facing right).
Make sure the two larger push buttons face down, and the two
smaller push buttons face outwards (the smaller push buttons
are for the sliding rail locking mechanisms). Make sure
the larger, bottom button snaps firmly into the leg frame.
5.
Insert the other sliding rail (rear) into the other side
of the leg frame (Part A), making sure the button snaps
firmly into place.
6.
Take the seat with the attached
sliding rings (Part D), and align
the sliding rings with the rails,
so that the locking side of the seat
(the side with the red tabs)
is on the same rail
as the 4 brass push
buttons (front rail).
Insert both sliding
rails into the sliding
rings under
the seat. Push in
the push buttons to
slide the seat easily
onto the rails.
7.
Take the other leg frame (Part B),
and insert the sliding rails into it.
Make sure the brass buttons snap
firmly into place.
8.
Take the 4 legs (Part E), and insert
them into the leg frames. Set
the bench height by using the same
button-hole location for each leg.
Make sure the buttons snap firmly
into place. For your safety, adjust
the rubber tips on
the legs by
turning them
outward for
maximum
floor
contact.
9.
Sit the bench up on the legs. Take
the backrest (Part F), and insert
the backrest into the two oblong
holes on the top of the seat towards
the rear of the seat.
Push the backrest down
firmly into the seat
until the
backrest
snaps into
place.
Y
X
