BROSA Samui Outdoor Bar Stool Set of 4 User manual

Samui Outdoor
Bar Stool Set of 4
A S S E M B LY GU I D E
V1

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
Hardware
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
①
A x 16
(M5 x 18)
C x 1
(72 x 20 x Ø4)
B x 16
(Ø6 x Ø16 x 1)
Body x 4
②Footrest x 4

Align the footrest ② with the leg frame of the
body ① as shown in the diagram below.
Step 1
①
②

Step 2 Fit a washer B to a bolt A and then insert the bolt
into a hole. Only tighten the bolt with your hand
at this stage. Repeat this for the remaining holes
of the footrest.
A x 4
B x 4
AB

Step 3 Once the footrest is fixed in place, tighten all
bolts with the Allen key C.
C x 1
C

Repeat the process above for the rest of the
stools. Enjoy your new Samui Outdoor Bar Stools!
Step 4

User Recommendation
Congratulations on your purchase from Brosa. We know you're going
to love it and will want to keep it looking great for years to come!
So please have a quick read-through of our handy tips below for
ongoing care and maintenance of your new Brosa furniture.
(It's important to note that keeping any furniture outside can leave it
vulnerable to rust marks, mildew or stains, so above all, you can extend
the life of your furniture by not leaving it exposed to the elements
more than you need to.)
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.
3. Keep furniture on flat, level ground. Placing it unevenly may cause
deformation.
4. Do not place heavy objects on furniture.
5. When repositioning furniture always lift, don’t drag.
6. Keep sharp objects away from furniture. They can cause scratches
and splinters to the surface.
7. If possible, store unused furniture in a cool dry place indoors. If the
furniture is stored outside, cover with a waterproof cover.
8. After rain or snowfall, wipe off excess water or snow from flat
surfaces. Allow air to circulate to avoid condensation.
9. Do not stack furniture.
10. Use protective coasters and mats for hot items on the furniture.
11. Clean spills and stains immediately with a clean cloth.
12. Re-tighten screws and attachments if they loosen.
Materials
Coated Metal
Clean with a soft cloth soaked in detergent and warm water. Wipe dry
with a clean cloth. Do not use abrasive, acid, alcohol-based, or
solvent-based cleaners as they could damage the paint finish.
Iron or steel frames will rust if the finish is scratched or if your furniture

is exposed to excessive humidity, particularly in locations near
saltwater.
Stainless Steel
Regularly applying stainless steel cleaner removes oxidisation and
helps restore a natural glossy finish in seconds. Cleaning will be
needed on a regular basis in coastal areas, due to wind and salt
exposure.
Cushion Fabric/Upholstery
All fabrics fade when exposed to the sunlight, including outdoor
fabrics. It is important to keep cushions inside when they are not being
used, or ensure they are covered with waterproof furniture covers.
For regular cleaning, vacuum or lightly brush to remove dust and
grime.
For light stains, spot clean with a solution of mild detergent and warm
water. Thoroughly rinse with clean water, then stand cushions on one
end and allow to air-dry completely.
For mildew and heavy stains, quality commercial outdoor furniture
cleaner can be used.
Rope
Use a microfibre cloth with water to remove dust from the rope. To
avoid frizzing, avoid using a brush to clean the rope.
Wicker
Brush the dirt and dust with a soft bristle brush. Try to get into the
cracks between the weaves as it helps immensely in loosing up dirt
and grime. Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Teak
Teak is a dense and extremely durable hardwood with a high oil and
wax content. It can be left outside untouched and untreated for many
years. Over time, the natural colour of golden brown will weather to a
soft, silver grey due to the oxidised oil layer.
If this is the look you prefer, simply clean your teak once a year.
If you prefer to bring back the original teak colour, use a solution of
soft detergent and warm water. Apply the solution to the timber and
use a soft-bristled scrubber (such as a kitchen/pot scrubber) to rub in

the direction of the wood grain. Repeat the process as necessary.
Eucalyptus
Keep standing water off your eucalyptus-wood furniture, and keep the
furniture out of direct sunlight, which breaks down the surface layer of
wood fibres and causes discolouration and finish failure.
For regular cleaning, scrub the surface of the wood using a soft bristle
brush, with a solution of bleach and water. Dry the wood with clean
towels; this removes any residue from the wood and kills any mould or
mildew spores.
Apply polyurethane sealer to the surface periodically; this will help the
wood resist water damage and protect it from scratches, stains, nicks
and weathering.
Glass
Keep glass surfaces dust-free to avoid scratching. Clean with mild
detergent or household glass cleaner. Wipe dry with a clean cloth or
paper towel to avoid streaks. Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive
cleaners.
Polywood
Wipe clean with a mild soapy solution. Stains can be removed using a
grease-cutting washing-up liquid and an abrasive sponge scourer.