wooden peg 8 x 36 mm
screw 35 mm
Diagram 1.6
Diagram 1.6
screw 35 mm
Diagram 1.7
Diagram 1.7
S7
S7
anchor
wooden block
wall attachment with a
block to fill in the distance.
S7
S7
anchor
wall attachment with a
block to fill in the distance.
Diagram 1.8
Diagram 1.8
The slatted frame:
as shown in 15 wooden peg
should be placed between each slats. The wooden pegs
are attached to one side of every slat except for the 16th
slat. Slats are placed on the notch of beams W2 and W9, W3
and W10 and fixed with screws.
The slatted frame should only be
used with a mattress on top for safety since there are space between the
slats.
Other option: If you would like a bunk bed without a mattress, an extra slat
can be added (“Play ground set”, Order No. 650). The wooden pegs should
be taken out and collected for later use. ( ).
Safety rails: assemble
Z23-Z26 with 35mm screws between
guard rails (W5, W22, W11, W16). The front railds (Z23) and
back safety rails (Z26 and Z26) are attached from inside and
side safety rails Z24 and Z25 from outside.
Sail:
witha 50 cm long rope attach it to the climbing rope
beam W18 and side beams W17 or W23.
Diagram 1.6
Diagram 1.6
Diagram 1.7
Diagram 1.7
Wall attachment
: Children play with the climbing rope and other
accessories with more power than adults could imagine, therefore for
sercurity reasons it is better to attach the bed to a wall.
It is
recommended to use the upper holes on the S7 beam for an
attachment
(also it is also possible to use W23 for wall attachment)
with
the supplied anchor and 80mm or 100mm long Hexagonhead bolt.
If
the bed does not have direct contact with the wall because of a
baseboard, it is necessary to place a piece of wood between the bed and
the wall. After approx. three weeks tighten the bolts again to make sure
that the head of the bolt does not get buried in the wood.
Important TIP
: According to Euorpean Standard EN 747 children under
the age of six are in danger of falling off the normal bunk bed. Therefore
WOODLAND bunk beds have guard rails that are more than double the
European Standard. If you have any technical
questions about
assembly
please contact us at
(02133) 2482 - 19
. The WOODLAND
Team wishes you and your children to have fun with your WOODLAND
adventure bed!
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W9 or W10
W9 or W10
W2 or W3
W2 or W3
Diagram 1.9
Diagram 1.9
wooden block approx.
30 mm in diameter.
ship’s
wheel
beam
Hang and fix the climbing rope with a 10mm thick Hanf rope and make a knot like on the
diagram below the top-center beam W18.
Steering wheel
with a flathead bolt and large washer (between beam and steering wheel
( ) can be attached to the front beam W17 (or to other 6-mm-holes). The steering
wheel is attached with the long M6-bolt and special nut that can be recongnized by a green
ring inside).
Arch
can be assembled over the ladder with 35mm-screws on the upper end of the ladder
beam Z1 and Z2 (use the pre-drilled holes in the arch).
Don’t forget to remove stickers off the
beam ends and other building parts
Diagram1.8
Diagram1.8
Diagram 1.9
Diagram 1.9
W18 beam
figure eight knot to fix
a climbing rope
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