Amish Tables Double Pedstal Style Table User manual

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Assembly Instructions for Double Pedstal Style Table
Pieces
Table Top
Pedestal Base and Feet
Extensions (if applicable)
Tools Needed
1/2” Wrench
Blanket
Instructions:
1.) You first need to attach the feet to the
pedestal. Flip the pedestal upside down so
that the bolts on the pedestal are on the floor.
There should be 2 holes for each leg already
drilled on the pedestal. The necessary
hardware to attach the legs to the base are on
the feet. You can bolt the legs on by reaching
inside the hollow base and securing the legs
with the washer and nut.
Once the legs are attached, rotate the pedestal
so the feet are on the ground.
2.) Slide apart the table top so that the
mounting plate is exposed. Place the table top
on top of the pedestal base so the holes on the
table top line up with the bolts on the
pedestals. Once the top is placed on the
pedestal secure it with the washer and nut.
The necessary hardware is attached to the
pedestal base. Make sure you don’t over
tighten the nuts – they only need to be snug.

3.) Open up the table to accept as many
extensions as you would like to add.
Remember if you are extending it past 4
extensions you will need to use your drop
down legs. The drop down legs are attached
by a hook underneath the table top.
Warning: The drop down legs have a lock that
keeps them up and tucked away. Do not yank
on them to pull them down. You must
disengage the log fully and they will drop
down.
If the base is a little wobbly you can adjust the
levelers under each of the feet of the pedestal.
Turn the black discs until the desired height is
reached.
Double Pedestal Instructions, cont.
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Things to note:
The drop down legs need to be used when the table is extended with over 4
extensions as they will provide the necessary support for the table. Do not use the
table without the support legs, as the weight of the table may cause the table
slides to break.