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Phone: 800.434.7400 Fax: 978.562.0811
View the full Seating line at ais-inc.com
Phone: 800.434.7400 Fax: 978.562.0811
Revision 6.1.2017
© 2017, AIS, Inc.
Revision 6.1.2017
© 2017, AIS, Inc.
STEPS 1 & 2
STEP 3
INCLUDED PARTS STEP 4
STEP 5
STEP 6
1. Turn the base upside down. Insert one caster (applying
pressure) into the slot at the end of each leg until it locks
into place (repeat with all 5 casters).
2. Turn the base back over so that it is now right side up.
Place the cylinder into the center of the base (thicker side
down). Move the base to the side, out of the way, to start
step 3.
For a chair that requires arms, take the seat and turn it
upside down. On the bottom of the arms you will nd a
small L on one and a small R on the other. Take the arm
with the small L and line it up with the left hand bolt holes.
The slope of the arm should be going in the direction of
the front of the chair. Take three of the 1/4 x 35mm bolts
and place through the aligned spot and into the bolt holes.
Using the Allen Wrench tightly secure each bolt. Repeat
this for the right arm.
Take the seat back and slide into place on the seat. Be
sure to align the seat back with the bolt holes on the seat.
Take the three 5/16 x 22mm bolts and place one through the
aligned spot and into the bolt holes. Using the Allen Wrench
tightly secure each bolt.
Grab the base that was put to the side along with the
seat/seat back. Place the seat/seat back on top of the
cylinder so that the cylinder enters the center of the seat
mechanism slot.
Sit back, relax and enjoy your new ergonomic task chair.
Casters x5
1/4x 35mm Bolts x6 5/16 x 22mm Bolts x3 Seat Back x1 #5 Allen Wrench x1
Base x1 Cylinder x1 Seat x1 Arms (Left x1) (Right x1)
