&Tradition Sami Kallio In Between SK3 User manual

Instructions
Congratulations on choosing this original In Between
table, designed in 2014 by Sami Kallio. We hope
you will enjoy using this product and follow these
instructions to ensure correct assembly. If you have
any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to
contact us by mail on:
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In Between Tables
Sami Kallio
2014

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Table of content
3Safety precautions and cleaning instructions
6Round and square table top with wooden legs SK3-SK4
7 Rectangular table top with wooden legs SK5-SK6
9Round and square table top with center base SK16-SK17 & SK21-SK22
12 Round and square table top with round base SK11-SK12 & SK18-SK20
Please read these instructions carefully and retain them for future
reference to ensure that the table is used correctly. For your own safety,
please study each step of this instruction manual. &Tradition is not
responsible for any faults or damages caused by not following these
instructions correctly. Do not modify this product in any way.
Safety precautions
- Dispose of plastic bag from packaging and do not allow children to play with it.
- The table is only intended for interior use.
- Handle table tops with care in order not to scratch surfaces.
- Power tools can be used to assemble the table. Be careful not to
overtighten or damage screw or thread.
- Two or more persons are needed to turn the table around once assembled.
- Spilled liquids of any kind should be removed immediately from the table
top as it may penetrate the surface treatment and cause damage to it.
Cleaning instructions
Lacquered wood
For daily care it is recommended to dust the furniture with a soft cloth.
Lacquered wood can be cleaned with a soft cloth wrung in a mild solution
of lukewarm water and a universal cleaning detergent. Always follow
the wood grains and always dry with a soft dry cloth immediately after
cleaning. Avoid use of abrasive cleaning agents and aggressive cleaning
detergents as this will damage the surface of the lacquered wood.
Laminate
Laminate is a hard-wearing and maintenance free materiale used for table
tops in the &Tradition collection. Laminate can be cleaned with a soft cloth
wrung in a mild solution of lukewarm water and universal cleaning detergent.
Always wipe with a dry soft cloth after cleaning. For dicult stains such
as coee or tea use a nylon bristle brush with mild household cleaner or
detergent, rinsing with clean water and repeating as necessary. Rinse
thoroughly with water.
Linoleum
Table tops with linoleum oers a soft touch surface that does not feel
as cold and hard as laminate. Regular cleaning is done with a soft cloth
wrung in a mild solution of lukewarm water and a universal cleaning
detergent. Avoid placing sharp objects on the surface as this may
scratch the surface. It is recommended to use trivets or coasters under
flowerpots, vases, cups etc.

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B
A
D
C
Content
ATable top / round or square
BTable leg×3 (up to Ø 90) /×4 (Ø 91 to Ø 150 cm)
CScrew×12 (up to Ø 90) /×16 (Ø 91 to Ø 150 cm)
DAllen Key
Unpack the table and ensure all parts pictured are
included.
Step 1
Place table top (A) upside down. Please make sure to
place table top on soft surface, so that table top will not be
damaged during assembly.
Place legs (B) on table top, aligning each leg with all four
holes as illustrated.
Step 2
Place the screws (C) in the appointed holes and fasten with
Allen Key (D).
Repeat the task for the remaining legs.
Round and square top
with wooden legs
Marble
The marble plate is made from natural marble and will therefore have
variations in structure and colour. This should not be considered a defect
nor a valid reason for claims. The marble is treated with a sealer, but it is
strongly recommended to use a trivet and never place glasses or cups with
liquids directly on to the marble. Spilled liquids will leave permnent stains
due to the natural sensitivity of marble. For daily cleaning of the marble
top it is recommended to use a cleaning agent specifically developed
for stone or mable. It is also highly recommended to do a re-sealing of
the marble every second month, using an appropriate sealer developed
specifically for stone or marble.
Metal
It is recommended only to use a soft dry cloth to clean plated and powder
coated surfaces but in case more severe cleaning is necessary, a soft cloth
wrung in lukewarm water can be carefully applied. Always dry immediately
after cleaning with a soft dry cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents or
aggressive cleaning detergents on lated or powder coated surfaces as this
may permanently damage the surface
Oiled wood
For daily care, dust oiled furniture with a soft dry cloth. Cleaning can be
done using a soft cloth wrung in lukewarm water following the wood grain
and dried immediately with a dry cloth following the wood grains. For
more severe cleaning a soap specifically developed for oiled wood can be
used. Follow the instructions on the packaging of the cleaning product.
To maintain the look and silky feeling of oiled wood, regular re-oiling is
recommended. Re-oiling should be done when the wood starts to appear
dry or faded. Usually, reoiling four times every year is sucient.

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Step 1
Place the table top (A) upside down on a soft, flat surface.
Turn the trestle (B) upside down and align holes with the
corresponding holes in crossbeam.
Step 2
Insert barrel nuts (C) (thread side upwards) into the holes
incrossbeam and trestle.
Insert metal dowels (D) (coned hole facing up) into
corresponding holes.
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Step 3
Insert set screws (E) into barrel nuts and fasten loosely
with large Allen Key (H) so that all parts are held in
position but not yet fully tightened.
Step 4
Place screws (F) into the appointed holes on the trestle
and fasten with small Allen Key (G).
Tighten set screws with large the Allen Key.
Repeat step 1-4 in opposite end of table.
G
H
A
B
CD E
F
Content
ATable top / with 1 or 2 crossbeams*
BTrestle × 2
CBarrel nut ×8 (up to 200cm) /×16 (from 200cm)
DMetal dowel ×4 (up to 200cm) / ×8 (from 200cm)
ESet screw × 8 (up to 200cm) / × 16 (from 200cm)
FScrews×20
GSmall Allen key
HLarge Allen key
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*Please note that tables up to 200 cm in length have a
single crossbeam, while tables of more than 200 cm have
two crossbeams beneath the table top.
Rectangular top
with wooden legs

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2 cm
Step 2
Turn the top support upside down on a soft, flat surface.
Step 3
Place the base (A) on the column, align the holes with the
corresponding holes in the column. Place the large counter
sunk bolts (F) in the appointed holes and fasten clockwise
with the Allen key (H).
Step 4
Place the felt pads (I) on the bottom of the base, with
equal spacing and 2 cm from the edge as illustrated.
A
B D
E
C
G
F
I
H
Round and square table top
with center base
Content
A Table top / round or square
B Top support
CColumn
DBase
ESmall bolts x 6
FLarge counter sunk bolts x 6
GSmall bolts for marble table top*x 6
HAllen key x 1
IFelt pads x 6
Unpack the table and ensure all parts pictured are
included.
*Please note that the small bolts (G) shall only be used for
the marble table tops - be careful not to overtghten.
Step 1
Place the column (C) on the floor. Place the top support (B)
on the column, align the holes with the corresponding holes
in the column. Place the large bolts (F) in the appointed
holes and fasten clockwise with the large Allen key (H).

Step 5
Turn the base upside down and place carefully on the floor.
Step 6
Place the table top (A) on top of the top support. Align the
holes with the corresponding holes in the table top. Choose
the correct screw depending on the table top. The shortest
is for marble table tops and the longest is for all other table
tops. Place the flanged button head screws (E)(G) in the
appointed holes and fasten clockwise with the Allen key (H).
Rectangular tables
Rectangular tables need two bases. Please follow the previous
instruction steps 1-6 on how to assemble each of the bases.
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AB
D
E
C
F
G
L
I
H
J K
Content
A Table top
B Top support
CColumn
DBase
ESmall bolts x 6
FSmall bolts for marble table top*x 6
GLarge counter sunk bolts x 3
HLarge counter sunk bolts x 4
ISmall Allen key x 1
JMedium Allen key x 1
KLarge Allen key x 1
LFelt pads x 6
Unpack the table and ensure all parts pictured are
included.
*Please note that that small bolts (F) shall only be used for
the marble table tops - be careful not to overtighten.
Step 1
Place the column (C) on the floor. Place the top support (B)
on the column, align the holes with the corresponding holes
in the column. Place the large bolts (H) in the appointed
holes and fasten clockwise with the large Allen key (K).
Round and square top
with center base

Step 5
Turn the base upside down and place carefully on the floor.
Step 6
Place the table top (A) on top of the top support. Align the
holes with the corresponding holes in the table top. Choose
the correct screw depending on the table top. The shortest
is for marble table tops and the longest is for all other table
tops. Place the flanged button head screws (E)(F) in the
appointed holes and fasten clockwise with the Allen key (I).
Rectangular tables
Rectangular tables need two bases. Please follow the previous
instruction steps 1-6 on how to assemble each of the bases.
2 cm
Step 2
Turn the top support upside down on a soft, flat surface.
Step 3
Place the base (D) on the column, align the holes with the
corresponding holes in the column. Place the large counter
sunk bolts (G) in the appointed holes and fasten clockwise
with the Allen key (J).
Step 4
Place the felt pads (L) on the bottom of the base, with
equal spacing and 2 cm from the edge as illustrated.
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