BROSA Gina Dining Table 200cm User manual

Gina Dining Table
200cm
A S S E M B LY GU I D E
V2

FOR YOUR SAFETY
Lift, don’t drag. This protects
your floor and product.
Avoid loose screws. Tighten
fixtures every few months.
Assembly requires 2 people.
It's always easier with a
friend.
Contact our support online
or call 1300 027 672.
Check the assembly guide
for required components.
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Assembling this product on
a soft surface protects its
finish.

Components
HardwareHardware
A x 8
(M8 x 45)
B x 8
(M8)
C x 8
(M8)
D x 1
(M5)
②
Before you get started, check you have all of the pieces below.
If anything’s missing, we’ll sort it out right away. Simply visit:
www.brosa.com.au/pages/product-return-and-parts-request
①Table Top x 1
Leg x 4

What You Need
Upon unpacking your shipping carton, you should
have the table top fixed and secured by the
wooden frame. Untighten the screws using a
screwdriver to remove the slats on the top of the
frame.
Step 1
To prevent the table top from damage during transition, an extra
wooden frame has been applied. Follow Step 1 and Step 2 below to
unpack the table top.

Step 2 Lift the table top out of the wooden frame and
place it on a soft surface. Remove all the plastic
covering the table top to get ready for assembly.

Step 3 Place the table top ① on a soft surface and make
sure the bottom faces upward.
Fit a leg ②into the opening on one corner of the
bottom. Make sure the bolt holes on each com-
ponent overlap. Fit a spring washer B to a bolt A
followed by a flat washer C. Insert the bolt into a
hole. Twist the bolt with your hand. Leave the bolt
loose. Repeat this for the other hole and then
repeat the process for the remaining legs.
A x 8
B x 8
C x 8
A
B
C
②
①

Step 4 Once all four legs are fixed in place, tighten all
bolts with the Allen key D.
D x 1
D

Step 5 Place the completed piece of furniture upright on
a level surface. Enjoy your new Gina Dining Table
200cm!

User Recommendation
Assembly
1. Assemble furniture using our Assembly Guides. You can find them at
support.brosa.com
2. Do not dispose of any packaging or contents of the shipping carton
until assembly is completed to avoid accidentally discarding small
parts or hardware.
Placement
1. Keep furniture on flat, level ground. Placing it unevenly may cause
deformation.
2. Do not place heavy objects on furniture.
3. When repositioning furniture: lift, don’t drag.
4. Keep sharp objects away. Don’t drag items along the surface.
5. Do not stack furniture.
Cleaning and Maintenance
1. Clean furniture regularly with a white soft cloth. Slightly damp fabrics
help absorb dust, but ensure you dry it once you’re done.
2. Clean spills and stains immediately with a clean cloth. Nail polish
and nail polish remover can erode furniture. Dab don’t rub these stains.
3. Take care when using pens or markers on furniture. Keep liquids
away as they may damage the finishing.
4. Avoid harsh cleaning chemicals such as alcohol or gasoline
solvents. Avoid using sponges or dirty cloths.
5. Cover furniture that isn’t being used to protect from dust and
ageing.
6. Re-tighten screws and attachments when they loosen.
Exposure
1. Use protective coasters and mats between hot items and furniture.
2. Keep furniture away from intense direct sunlight. Exposure can
cause cracks or discolouration.
3. Severe changes in temperature and humidity can accelerate ageing.
Keep furniture at least 50cm from heat or air conditioning.
4. Do not place furniture near open flames.