ECCB OUTDOOR EO-CREEK-ADK-CH User manual

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Congratulations on the purchase of your new
Creek Side Poly Lumber Adirondack Chair.
You will soon be sitting back and relaxing in
the comfort of this classic chair when you follow
these easy step-by-step instructions.
Important
Please Read All Instructions Carefully Before Assembling This Product
• Inspect all parts to make sure that nothing is broken or missing. If something is broken
or missing, please contact our service department at [e-mail].
• The chair must be completely assembled before attempting to use it. Failure to do so
could result in damage to the chair or the user.
• Use proper safety gear and follow appropriate safety precautions when assembling this product.
• Important - Do not overtighten the screws.
• Only hand tools should be used for assembly. Do not use power tools.
• ECCB Outdoor will not be liable for any injury or damage resulting
from improper assembly and/or use of this product.
• Failure to follow all instructions will result in the product warranty being voided.
Assembly Instructions
Creek Side Poly Lumber Adirondack Chair
ECCB
OUTDOOR
V1

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Parts
Hardware - Shown at Actual Size
Make sure you have received everything. If anything is missing or damaged, please contact our service department at
[e-mail].
Back - 1 piece
ASeat - 1 piece BArms - 2 pieces C
Washers - 4 pieces
ENuts - 4 pieces F
Tools - Provided Tools - Not Included
Allen Wrench
Important: When attaching the nuts, ALWAYS start with the metal part screwing onto
the bolt/screw. Starting with the plastic part will not work and may cause the chair not
to be properly assembled. See illustration to the right. Plastic Insert
716 in. (11mm) open ended wrench
2.5” Bolts - 4 pieces
D2” Lag Screws - 2 pieces
G
3.5” Lag Screws - 2 pieces
H
1 Right
(with cupholder)
1 Left
(with wine/cell
phone holder)

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Let’s Get Started!
Step 1 - Attach the Arms to the Seat
• Open arm (C) to a 90° angle to create the bracing.
• Turn seat (B) on its side.
• Attach the arm (C) to the seat (B) with 2 bolts (D) into the pre-drilled holes on the outside, and a washer
(E) and nut (F). You will need the Allen wrench and open-ended wrench for this step.
• You will need to repeat this process on the other side.
Step 2 - Align the Back with the Arms/Seat
• Line up the bottom of the back (A) with the grooves on the back of the seat (B) and the pre-drilled holes of
the arms (C).
Make sure the arm’s cup holders are
on the on the outside when you attach
them to the seat.
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B
C
C
C
C
B
The arms will not stand out straight
without the back frame’s support.
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Step 3 - Attach the Back
• Attach the arms (C) to the back (A) using the 3.5” lag screws (H) in the pre-drilled holes, and tighten with
the Allen wrench.
• Then attach the back (A) to the seat (B) by placing the 2” lag screws into the pre-drilled holes on the back.
Care
Poly lumber is easy to clean and maintain. Dust with a soft cloth or soft bristle brush, and tend to spills and
stains with a mild soap and water. No waterproong, no staining, and no painting is ever required!
IMPORTANT! Periodically check to make sure that all screws are properly tightened.
That’s all there is to it and now you have a comfortable chair that we hope you will enjoy.
Thank you for your business!
A
B
C
G
H
Because the seat does not have
pre-drilled holes, you will need to
apply more pressure when attaching
the 2” lag screws.
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