Frontgate WEA 166178 User manual

166178 WEA – TEAK FARMHOUSE DINING TABLE 95.5”
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166178 WEA – TEAK FARMHOUSE DINING TABLE 95.5”
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PART LIST : HARDWARE
NUMBER OF PEOPLE TO INSTALL : TOOLS NEEDED (INCLUDED)
RECOMMENDED 2 PEOPLE T.1 ALLEN KE
ASSEMBLY TIME
UNDER 30 MINUTES T.2 GLUE PACKET
PRE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS :
1. Do not throw away packaging materials until the assembly is complete. Part might be accidentally thrown away.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION:
STEP 1 :
1a. Lay down the Table Top (A) on the floor with underside facing up.
Use the packaging material to
protect the Table Top (A) against the floor to avoid scratches.
1b. Attach the Leg Frame (B) to the Table Top (A). See Figure 1a
1c. Install 4 pcs of Allen Head Bolt M6 x 35 mm (H3) and tighten with the Allen Key (T1).
See Figure 1b DETAIL 1.
Part # Description QTY
H1 . ALLEN HEAD BOLT M6 X 90
mm
4 pcs
H2 . ALLEN HEAD BOLT M6 X 60
mm
2 pcs
H3 . ALLEN HEAD BOLT M6 X 35
mm
14 pcs
H4 . WOODEN PLUG 2 pcs
H5 . UMBRELLA PLUG & BRASS
COLLAR
1 set
Part # Description QTY
A . TABLE TOP 1 pc
B . LEGS FRAME 2 pcs
C . TOP SUPPORT 2 pcs
D . TOP STRETCHER 1 pc
E . BOTTOM STRETCHER 1 pc
Figure 1a Figure 1b
H1
A
DETAIL
1
B
T1
A
B

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STEP 2 :
2a. Attach the Top Stretcher (D) and Bottom Stretcher (E) to the Leg Frame (B). See Figure 2a.
2b. Attach the Leg Frame (B) to the Top Stretcher (D) and Bottom Stretcher (E). See Figure 2b.
2c. Install 4 pcs of Allen Head Bolt M6 x 35 mm (H3) to secure Leg Frame (B) to the Table Top (A).
See Figure 2b DETAIL 2.
STEP 3 :
3a. Install 2 pcs of Allen Head Bolt M6 x 90 mm (H1) to secure between Leg Frame and Top Stetcher (D).
See Figure 3 Detail 3.
3b. Install 2 pcs of Allen Head Bolt M6 x 90 mm (H1) to scure between Leg Frame (B) and Bottom Stretcher (E).
See Figure 3 Detail 4.
3c. Apply a glue (T2) on the edge of the Wooden Plug (H4) by a hand brush (not included) then insert it to the holes
where the Allen Head Bolt were installed, Detail 5
DETAIL
2
Figure 2
a
T
1
B
D
A
E
Figure 2b
H3
Figure 3
DETAIL 3
H
1
T1
H1
T1
DETAIL 4
DETAIL 5
T2
H4
H4

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STEP 4 :
4a. Attach 2 pcs of Top Support (C) to the Table Top. See Figure 4a.
4b. Install 4 pcs of Allen Head Bolt M6 x 35 mm (H3) on the edge of Top Supports. Tighten with the Allen Key (T1).
See Figure 4b. Detail 5.
4c. Install 2 pcs of Allen Head Bolt M6 x 60 mm (H2) on the midle of Top Supports. Tighten with the Allen Key (T1)
See Figure 4b. Detail 6.
ASSEMBLY IS COMPLETE
Let the table stand. Insert Brass Collar and Umbrella Plug (H5) to the predrilled center part of the table,
DETAIL 7.
Figure 4a Figure 4b
C
C
DETAIL 5 DETAIL 6
T1
H3
T1
H2
H5
DETAIL 7

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Teak is an extremely durable wood and naturally requires little maintenance or care, making it an ideal material for
outdoor patio furniture. It is typically sold in one of two conditions: finely sanded in it's natural form and treated with
teak oil. If left untreated, teak will weather to a silver-gray tone which is preferable to many people. Some prefer to
maintain the wood's original golden honey tone. To achieve this look, there are a few easy methods to help you treat
your furniture that you can employ. Regardless of the look, teak remains a strong and high-quality material choice for
outdoor furniture and accents.
Use this guide to help easily maintain and care for your teak furniture. Teak wood has a natural resistance to mold
and rot; however, unsightly mildew can still form on the surface of the wood if not cared for. Regular cleanings will
help prevent discoloration on both treated and untreated wood.
Cleaning Teak Furniture
Regular cleaning of your teak will help prevent mildew build-up and potential discoloration. A quick wash with mild
soap and water and some bleach or vinegar mixed in usually does the trick. Make sure to use a soft plastic brush as
metal brushes can scratch and damage the wood's surface.
Some harder to clean stains can be removed with a store-bought teak cleaner. When cleaning your teak, always
start with the most mild cleaning solution. If that doesn't work, try something more concentrated.
2 Easy Homemade Cleaning Solutions: Mix 1 cup each of chlorine bleach and laundry detergent with 1 gallon of
warm water Mix 1 cup of vinegar with 1 gallon of warm water
To begin, clear a space to clean your furniture. For most outdoor furniture this shouldn't be a problem, for indoor teak
furniture make sure to use a drop cloth and clean in a well ventilated space. Apply your cleaning mixture to the teak
item using a soft plastic brush and scrub into the wood as you apply. Allow the mixture to sit for about 15 minutes.
Rinse thoroughly with clean water. This cleaning method may not work for teak furniture that has been left outside to
the elements for a long period of time. ou may find that a more aggressive store bought solution is needed.
Oiling Teak Furniture
Oiling teak furniture is not a method for protecting the wood but rather a way to retain and enhance the wood's
natural golden color. Some people prefer this look to the natural weathering of the wood when left untreated. Oiled
teak furniture is best for indoor use as the environment is more stable. If you choose to oil furniture that will be
outside you will need to be more regular with the maintenance, by oiling the furniture every 2 to 3 months and
keeping the furniture out of direct sunlight.
Tung oil is preferred by most professionals for teak furniture but Linseed oil is also common. There are also
specialized teak oils for purchase that use additives such as UV blockers and mildew retardants. Only oil teak
furniture once it has been completely cleaned. Cleaning will remove any natural oils built up on the surface and
applying a new coat of oil will restore the original character of the wood.
When applying teak oil use a paint brush to paint the oil into the wood in even strokes. A cloth dampened with
mineral spirits should be used to wipe up any excess oil as you go. Oil that drips onto other surfaces such as painted
wood or fiberglass should be wiped away immediately to avoid staining. The amount of oil required for each teak
piece will differ. ou should continue to paint on the oil until the wood no longer soaks it in, leaving oil pooled on the
surface of the wood. At this point the wood should have a matte finish without any shiny spots.
Oil should be reapplied every 2 to 3 months. With each application the teak furniture should be washed and cleaned
and fully dry before you begin.
Please contact one of Our Product Specialists for assembly assistance of questions at 1-800-537-8484 or email
[e-mail]. Specialists are available weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. EST or Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.