Tools required:
Rubber mallet and 9/16” ratchet (Ratchet needed for 3-, 4- and 5- seaters only.)
Note:
These instructions are intended for various models and configurations. Your products may not
look exactly as those shown in the diagrams.
Important
:
The assembly process requires that some hardware be kept loose until later in the
sequence. Follow these instructions closely to ensure correct assembly.
Recommendation:
Retighten all bolts on a seasonal basis to ensure your product remains strong and
stable for many years of use.
Weight Capacity:
All guest chairs in these series have a weight capacity of
275 lbs
.
per seat unless
otherwise stated.
Thank you for purchasing a Lesro product.
Need assistance with assembly? Call Lesro customer service 1-800-275-7545.
Visit us on-line at www.lesro.com
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Lesro Industries, Inc.
1 Griffin Road South
Bloomfield, CT
06002
Phone
860.243.3226
Fax
860.243.5392
www.lesro.com
Single Guest and 2-Seaters
1. Unpack and identify all parts.
2. The back cushion for the Brooklyn chair is held in place by
interlocking wedge
hardware
, as shown in figures 1 and 2. Note that
the wedges are correctly “locked” when the inner wedge comes into
contact with the top flap of the outer wedge, and the bottom edges
align, as shown in figure 2. Avoid excessive force or damage to the
wedges may occur.
3. With the chair upright on a level surface, attach the back cushion to
the leg frames by aligning the interlocking wedges on each side and
sliding them together simultaneously, as shown in figures 3 and 4. Use
your hands to apply downward pressure to the back cushion, using
care that the wedges on both sides are properly aligned and connected
simultaneously. You should feel the wedges slide together and
tighten. Do not attempt to insert one side ahead of the other.
4. Use your fist, palm of your hand or a rubber mallet to gently pound the
back cushion down until the interlocking wedges are “locked” together,
as shown in figure 2. Be sure to protect the upholstery with a towel,
clean cardboard, or other such material. A standard hammer is not
recommended for this procedure.
5. Once the wedges are correctly locked, your chair is ready to use.
© 2016 Lesro Industries, Inc.
May 2016
Assembly Instructions
For Brooklyn Guest Chairs
Fig 2
Fig 1
Not in far
enough
Correctly
“locked”
In too
far
Top Flap
Fig 3
Fig 4
Interlocking
wedge hardware
