EAST COAST Dorset Dresser User guide

Dorset
Dresser
Assembly and care
instructions

Hexagon key
H x 12
E x 14
A x 22 (8 x 32mm)
F x 12 (medium)
J x 12 (long)
L x 2
C x 18
D x 18
B x 12 (6 x 25mm)
I x 28 (short)
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Hardware
Thank you for purchasing an East Coast product. It’s been carefully designed and constructed to oer
quality, safety and reliability for you and your baby.
If you have a query about this product or require replacement parts, please contact 01692 408802.
Your child’s safety is your responsibility. Keep children clear during assembly as the fittings pack contains
small parts which may present a choking hazard. Please read the instructions and warnings carefully before
use.
Lay out the parts on a soft level surface and compare to the parts checklist. Don’t throw away any
packaging until you’re sure that you have all the parts.
You will need the following tools to complete assembly:
Flat-headed screwdriver and cross-point screwdriver
G x 12 (long)
M x 12 (6 light, 6 dark)
K x 4 (short)
2

Wooden Parts
Top panel
Changer back
Changer side x 2
Changer base
Changer front
Dresser side x 2 (L & R)
Crossbar x 5
Crossbar (upper) x 2
Back panel (upper)
Back panel (lower)
Drawer side x 6 (3L & 3R)
Drawer back x 3
Drawer base x 3
Drawer front panel x 3
3

Crossbar x 5
NOTE: Take care to insert the dowels into the
correct holes as indicated. Repeat for the opposite
end of each crossbar. (Total 14 x part A)
Assembly 1
Assembly 2
NOTE: Repeat for the remaining
Dresser side.
Crossbar (upper) x 2
A x 7
C x 7
Dresser side
4

Assembly 3
Assembly 4
D x 7
1/2 turn
clockwise
Crossbar (upper)
Crossbar
Dresser side
NOTE: Ensure the x 2 Crossbar
(upper) face downwards, using holes
for D fixings as reference.
D x 7
1/2 turn
clockwise
5

Assembly 6
Assembly 5
E x 3
(each side)
Top panel
Back panel (upper)
(ensure slot is toward the top)
Back panel (lower)
I x 24
(12 in each panel)
NOTE: When fitting the back, push
the panel into the top corners so
that the side and top edges contact
the recess evenly all the way around
the frame of the dresser. This will
ensure that the dresser frame is
square and that the drawers will
align with each other.
E x 4
(front and rear)
6

Assembly 8
Assembly 7
Changer front
Changer back
Changer side
A x 4
(each end)
C x 4
Assembly 9
Changer side
Changer base
Changer back
Changer side
Changer front
D x 4
1/2 turn
clockwise
7

L x 2
Assembly 10
Changing unit
I x 2
K x 2
Assembly 11
8

Assembly 13
Assembly 12
Drawer front
Drawer back
B x 2
(each side)
H x 4
F x 2
(each side)
G x 2
(each side)
Drawer side
Drawer front
Drawer base
Drawer back
Drawer side
NOTE: Repeat for remaining 2 drawers
NOTE: Repeat for remaining 2 drawers
J x 4
M x 2
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Assembly 14
The dresser is supplied with a fixing kit which will secure it and help to guard against accidental tipping.
WARNING : Installation only to be carried out by a competent person.
Check the suitability of the wall before fitting.
1. Place the dresser against the wall where it is to be fitted and mark the wall through the slot in the
Upper Back Panel.
2. Move the dresser away and using the long screw, washer and the appropriate wall fixing attach the
fabric strap to the marked position.
3. Replace the dresser and thread the fabric strap through the slot in the Back panel (upper).
4. Attach the fabric strap to the Upper Rear Crossbar using the short screw and the washer.
Before use, ensure that the strap is securely fixed to both the wall and the dresser.
Washer x 2
Screw (short)
Screw (long)
Plastic wall plug
(for brick and masonry wall use
only)
Fabric strap
1
2
4
The type of wall fixing you will require depends on the construction of the wall. See below for details. If
in doubt, seek professional advice.
Wood: If fixing to wood make
sure that it isn’t chipboard as
screws can easily pull away the
core structure.
Brick or masonry: Use the
wall plug, provided you are
sure that your wall is sound.
Cavity wall: Special toggle
wall plugs needed.
Seek expert advice.
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Assembly 15
Assembly 16
NOTE: To prepare the Drawer runners,
compare with images 1 and 2 below.
If part A is in position 1, move forward against the spring pressure until firm resistance is felt.
Press the tab on A down to lock in position.
Slide part B forward until it is at the front edge of the runner.
A
B
A
B
1
2
WRONG
CORRECT
Drawer runners
NOTE: Position the drawer mounted
strip inside the inner runner and
holding the drawer level, gently slide
the drawer all the way into the frame.
To remove the drawer, locate the
plastic tabs on the drawer mounted
strips. Press gently down on one side
and lift the other whilst pulling the
drawer out.
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For customer care or enquiries:
Call: 01692 408802
Email: [e-mail]
East Coast Nursery Ltd. Robertson House, North Walsham,
Norfolk, NR28 0BX
eastcoastnursery.co.uk
Care and maintenance
In use
All assembly fittings should be tightened properly and should be checked regularly and re-tightened as
necessary. Take care when moving the furniture, as careless handling may cause damage.
Cleaning is simple; just wipe over with a damp cloth, and avoid using strong detergents or abrasives.
An occasional light application of a wax polish will help maintain the finish.
Warning: Do not leave your child unattended.
Ensure that all fittings are tightened properly. Loose screws could allow a child to trap a part of their
body or clothing, posing a strangulation risk.
Ensure that the wall strap is used to securely attach the dresser to the wall to prevent tipping.
Be aware of the risks of open fires and other such sources of strong heat, such as electric bar fires, gas
fires, etc. in the near vicinity of the dresser.
Suitable for use with a flat changing mat up to 76 x 47 cm which does not compromise the eective
height of the changer barriers.
The changing area is suitable for use up to 12 months old or 11kg in weight.
Do not use the dresser if any of the parts are broken, torn or missing.
Any additional or replacement parts can only be obtained from the manufacturer or the distributor.