EAST COAST Henley User manual

Henley Dresser
Instructions
IMPORTANT! RETAIN FOR FUTURE
REFERENCE. READ CAREFULLY

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1 Welcome
2 Safety notes
•WARNING: Do not leave your child unattended.
•WARNING: Any mat used with this changing unit should not compromise the
effective height of the side barriers.
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which may present a choking hazard.
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•Do not use the dresser if any part is broken, torn or missing.
•Replacement parts should only be obtained from the manufacturer or distributor.
the dresser unsafe.
•Once assembled, it is inadvisable to take the dresser apart.
• Designed and manufactured to BS EN 12221 : 2008 +A1: 2013.
The dresser & changer is carefully designed for baby's safety and features three
drawers for storage of baby's essentials and a removable top frame for use as a
changing unit.
The changing surface is suitable for children up to 12 months old or 11 kg in weight
and should be used with a changing mat of up to 75 cm x 45 cm.
To ensure safe, trouble free use, please take a little time to read the important
safety notes below and the following instructions.
Others may render
•Ensure that the wall strap is used to securely attach the dresser to the wall to
prevent tipping.

Long woodscrew x 14
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3 Parts list (not to scale)
Please retain all packaging until you are certain no parts are missing.
In the case of assembly difficulties, missing parts or other queries, please contact
the customer care hotline for this product on 01692 408802.
After assembly, please dispose of all packaging carefully.
assembly, along with a small mallet.
The help of an assistant will make assembly easier.
Side guard rail x 2
Front guard rail
Back guard rail
Upper back panel
Lower back panel
Drawer front x 3
Top panel
Side panel x 2
Drawer back x 3
Front crossbar
Rear crossbar
Back brace
Drawer base x 3
Drawer side (R) x 3
Drawer side (L) x 3
Dowel x 16 Drawer knob x 6
Camlock pin x 26 Long bolt x 5
Short bolt x 6
Short woodscrew x 20Small camlock nut x 12
Hexagon Key
Large Camlock nut x 14

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B

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4 Dresser assembly (continued)
Insert six camlock pins into the threaded holes in the underside of the top panel.
Join the front and rear crossbars to the right side panel and secure by rotating the
equired,
refer to page 3 for details.
Right side
Front crossbar
Rear crossbar
Note that the holes for the large camlock nuts in the faces of the crossbars should
be inward facing as indicated in the diagram.

Push six camlock nuts into the holes on the inside faces of the side panels.
Fit the top panel to the assembled frame ensuring that the wide cut-out is at the
rear, and matches up with the cut-outs on the frame.
Secure the top panel by rotating the
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4 Dresser assembly (continued)
Fit the back brace to the assembled unit, securing with two long woodscrews.
Cut-out
large camlock nuts half a turn. If any
adjustment of the fit is required, refer to page 3 for details.

4 Dresser assembly (continued)
Fit the upper and lower back panels to the dresser, ensuring that they fit into the
groove in the back brace and that the slot in the upper back panel is at the top.
Secure using twenty short woodscrews.
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Screw four camlock pins into the threaded holes in the back face of each drawer
front.
5 Drawer assembly

5 Drawer assembly (continued)
Push two small camlock nuts in the faces of each of the drawer sides.
Slot the drawer base into the groove of the drawer front, then fit the drawer sides
to the drawer front, making sure that there is a left and right side, and that the
metal drawer runners are on the outsides of the drawer.
Secure the sides by rotating the camlock nuts half a turn.
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Attach the drawer backs to the drawer carcasses making sure the groove for the
drawer base is correctly aligned.
Secure with four long woodscrews in each drawer.

5 Drawer assembly (continued)
Attach two drawer knobs to each drawer, using one short bolt for each knob.
To fit the drawers: Tilt the drawer up slightly at the front, place the plastic wheels
on the drawer into the metal channels on the Dresser sides and push the drawer
into place.
6 Changer top assembly
Screw one camlock pin into each of the side guard rails and two camlock pins
into the front guard rail.
Push two dowels in each side guard rail and four dowels in the back guard rail.
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Back guard rail
Side guard rail
Front guard rail

6 Changer top assembly (continued)
Assemble the four parts of the changer top and secure using four large cam lock
Place the changer onto the drawer unit and secure using three long bolts at the
rear of the changer and two long bolts on the sides of the changer.
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nuts as indicated. If any adjustment of the fit is required, refer to page 3 for details.

7 Safety strap
The dresser is supplied with a fixing kit for securing to a wall to help guard against
accidental tipping.
WARNING : Installation only to be carried out by a competent person.
Check the suitability of the wall before fitting.
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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.
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.
1. Place dresser against the wall where it is to be fitted. Mark the wall 25mm (1”)
down from the top surface of the changer.
2. Using the 25mm screw, washer and the appropriate wall fixing attach the fabric
strap to the marked position.
3. Remove the top drawer and thread the free end of the strap through the slot in
the back panel.
4. From the inside of the dresser, attach the fabric strap to the underside of the top
panel using the 12mm screw and the washer.
Refit the top drawer.
Before use, ensure that the strap is securely fixed to both the wall and the dresser.
Washer x 2
Fabric strap
Plastic wall plug
(For brick or masonry wall use only)
Screw (25mm)Screw (12mm)

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Robertson House, North Walsham, Norfolk, NR28 0BX
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