Birlea Merlin User manual

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
MERLIN CABIN BED
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IMPORTANT: READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE ASSEMBLING OR USING YOUR
MERLIN CABIN BED FRAME.
PLEASE KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
HEALTH & SAFETY:
DO NOT jump on this bed frame.
DO NOT use this bed frame if any parts are missing, damage or worn.
DO NOT use this bed frame unless all fixings are secured.
Please keep small parts out of reach of children.
Always use on a level, even surface.
This bed is tested to European safety standard BS EN 747-1 & 2:2012+4I:2015
WARNING: If this bed is placed on a non-carpeted floor you must place some protection under all legs to stop
the bed frame from moving. If this is not adhered to there is no guarantee if the bed frame collapses.
WARNING: High beds are not suitable for use by children under 6 years of age due to risk of injury from falls.
WARNING: Please note the area underneath the bed is to used for storage purpose only
WARNING: High beds present a serious risk of injury from strangulation if used incorrectly. Never attach or
hang anything on any part of the frame that is not designed to be used with the bed, for example, but not
limited to ropes, strings, cords, hooks, belts, and bags.
WARNING: Do not use the high bed if any structural part is missing or broken.
WARNING: Children can become trapped between the bed and adjoining structures including walls, roof
pitches, ceilings and other pieces of furniture. To avoid risk of serious injury, the distance between the top
safety barrier and any adjoining structure shall not exceed 75mm or shall be more than 230mm.
CARE & MAINTENANCE:
Assemble in the room of use.
Assemble on a soft, clean surface.
Please check regularly that all assembly fastening are properly tightened.
DO NOT push the bed frame as this will damage the legs.
Always lift the bed with two people to reposition.
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean - do not use any detergents or chemicals.
Avoid contact with water and direct sunlight. Do not place bed near heat sources, window to keep the
humidity low and prevent mould in and around the bed
INFORMATION
- Maximum thickness of mattress 15cm. Please refer to making headboard.
- Recommend size of mattress L192cm x W92cm x H15cm
- When you are ready to start, make sure that you have the right tools, plenty of space on a clean, dry area
for assembly.
- Check the pack and make sure you have all the part listed.
- Ensure that this product is fully assembly and secured as illustrated before use.

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PARTS LIST HARDWARE LIST: Carton 2 of 3
Part Description Qty Part Description Qty
7 Lower Back Panel 1 ACAM NUT 15mm 14
BCAM BOLT 14
C WOOD DOWEL M6 x 25mm 54
DM5 x 40mm UNITAR SCREW 83
ECSK SCREW M4 x 25mm 4
FMAGNET WHITE 4
G MAGNET PLATE 4
HCSK SCREW M3.5 x 16mm 16
IPVC DOOR SPRING 8
JPVC NAIL 15
K ALLEN KEY 1
LROUND STICKER 42
MMETAL L BRACKET 2
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Carton 1 of 3:
15 Centre Shelf Panel 1
16 Centre Front Plinth 2
17 Right Shelf Centre Panel 1
18 Front Plinth Panel 2
26 Back Base Panel 1
27 Left Door 2
28 Right Door 2
Part Description Qty
1Left Front End Panel 1
Carton 2 of 3:
2 Left Back End Panel 1
3Left Centre End Panel 1
4 Right Front End Panel 1
5 Right Back End Panel 1
6Back Centre End Panel 1
20 Left Front Panel 1
21 Right Front Panel 1
22 Left Back Post 1
23 Right Back Post 1
24 Support Plinth 4
25 End Support 2
Part Description Qty
8Left Division Panel 1
Carton 3 of 3:
10 Front Base Panel 1
11 Left Lower Shelf Panel 1
12 Right Lower Shelf Panel 1
13 Left Upper Shelf Panel 1
14 Right Upper Shelf Panel 1 1
19 Upper Back Panel 1
Hardware List
9 Right Division Panel
** You will need a screwdriver and a small mallet
( NOT provided)
** WARNING: THE USE OF POWER TOOLS TO ASSEMBLE THIS PRODUCT WILL INVALIDATE
ANY CLAIM AND MAY DAMAGE THIS PRODUCT MAKING IT UNSAFE.
NTAPPING SCREW M6 x 15mm 8

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Insert hardware part A & part B using a screwdriver (not provided). Insert hardware part C
using a small mallet (not provided). Insert hardware part J using a small mallet (not
provided).
DO NOT use any power tools as this may damage the frame and will invalidate any claim.

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16 x 2
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Insert hardware part A & part B using a screwdriver (not provided). Insert hardware part C
using a small mallet (not provided). Insert hardware part J using a small mallet (not
provided).
DO NOT use any power tools as this may damage the frame and will invalidate any claim.