Frama Permanent Furniture Trestle 4200 User manual

Trestle table
Specifications
Design Frama
Year 2013
Typology Table
Collection Permanent Furniture
Origin Denmark
Material Tops Untreated steel
Material Center Solid natural oak - natural
oiled
Material Base Untreated steel
Assembly 1 set of two trestles, flat
packed, incl screws + top
bracket
Note H30x L2200xW400
Oiled Oak Table top avaiable
(two planks)
Trestles are stackable
Product Item No. EAN code
Trestles 4200 5712828441051
Table top 4210 5712828034215
800
800
2200
400400
560
710,5
710,5

Trestles Assembly & Maintenance
Contents:
Needed Tools:
Assembly:
In this box you will find:
- 4 steel legs
- 2 wooden crossbars
- 2 steel top brackets
- 4 top screws for top bracket
- 12 bolts and washers for legs
- hex key
- cross head screwdriver
Wipe Steel with damp cloth for excess oil.
Start by screwing the longest screws through the three layers
of steel leg - wood center - steel leg with a steel washer in
between. For ease of assembly, balance the trestle against a
sturdy object until both metal legs are secure and balanced.
Tighten each bolt when the steel trestle is flush with the wood
crossbar. An allen/hex key is provided to better tighten the bolt.
Repeat on second trestle.
Fasten the top bracket by aligning the holes atop the top brack-
et with the holes atop the wood crossbar screwing to place,
using the M8x20mm screws.
For plank top, simply place each plank with the holes in the
direction of the floor, atop the metal top bracket. Secure into
the holes underneath the metal top bracket by using the screws
provided M8x15mm through both the metal and wood plank.
1 2
3 4

Cleaning & Maintenance of Trestles
Cleaning:
Note:
Waxing Steel:
Oiling Treatment:
Regular maintenance of oiled wooden furniture is both easy and efficient for long term
use. To achieve an optimal result we recommend oiling your product twice a year. We
recommend a natural wood oil. To prevent rust, we recommend waxing once a year or when
needed. All collection pieces are for indoor use.
Daily cleaning is done with a soft cloth wrung out in clean water. Avoid using cleaners
containing any type of chemicals on the furniture.
End grain (edges), should by treated extra frequently to avoid dryness and cracking in the
dry season (winter). Irregular distribution of moisture in the wood can cause unnecessary
cracks and gap. To avoid this we recommend oiling both the top and underside of the furni-
ture. Be aware that oily rags can ignite spontaneously. Rags and papers used in the oiling
process will be flammable. Air dry after use.
Since wax is only a coating and doesn’t actually bind with steel, it must be periodically
reapplied. As long as the piece is indoors, the wax will typically last at least a few years.
1. Use mineral spirits to clean the steel before application.
2. Using warm, clear wax, rub a thin layer over the steel with a soft cloth.
3. Using a clean cloth, buff out all of this dull wax with circular motions.
4. When the wax has been sufficiently buffed, the dullness will be gone, replaced with a
slight shine. The finished wax should feel smooth and slippery to the touch.
1. Clean the furniture using a clean cloth dampened with warm water.
2. Once the furniture is dry, apply oil to a clean soft cloth or sponge - do not pour the oil
directly on the wood
3. Rub the oil into the wood in the direction of the grain, treating the entire surface of the
furniture piece.
4. Let the oil soak for about two hours, then remove any excess oil with a soft clean dry
cloth.
5. Rub the surface with a clean soft cloth until a uniform surface is obtained, then let dry.