Furniture of America NFA-1962C2 User manual

The Assembly Rating is a
5-point system showing the
level of effort needed to
assemble a specific product.
ASSEMBLY RATING
EASY DIFFICULT
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Hammer
(Not Included)
(Not Included)
Philips
Screwdriver
TOOLS REQUIRED
2 - People
Recommended
MODEL #
NFA-1962C2
NFA-1962C16
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VERSION # 19-11-11

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Thank you for your purchase!
We hope you enjoy this new addition to your home for many years to come.
Our commitment to providing quality products does not simply end when you purchase
our product. We fully stand behind our products from start to finish. Our customer
service department is available Monday – Friday 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM Pacific and can
help with assembly questions as well as, if necessary, replacing damaged or missing
parts. To help expedite our service, please have these assembly instructions readily
available, along with your order receipt.
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Prep Time!
Please review the assembly instructions and all
diagrams prior to assembling. Arrange parts as
recommended on Page 7 and group identical
hardware together to make assembling easier.
Check out our Quick Tips!
We recommend reviewing the pre-assembly
handouts. Even experts need a refresher now and
then!
Are you missing anything?
Double-check all parts, hardware and
accessories listed on Page 6 are
accounted for.
Should we send any replacements?
Are there any irregularities or flaws in t he
parts? We can send replacements!
CHECK
BEFORE STARTING

PRE ASSEMBLY
INTRODUCTION
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Suitable Location
Assembling near the area of the
intended location is highly
recommended.
Avoid Scratches
Use cardboard, blankets or a
carpeted area while assembling
furniture to prevent scratches.
Teamwork
ALWAYS have at least two people
to help with transporting and
assembling the product to avoid
potential injury and/or damage.
Flat Surface
Make sure the furniture rests on
a flat and level surface with each
leg evenly touching the floor.
Sufficient Space
Make sure you have enough
space to move around during the
assembly.
We understand building ready-to-assemble furniture can be a challenging
experience for some. To help avoid confusion, we have provided some helpful
tips that may speed up the process.

IT IS THE USER'S RESPONSIBILITY TO MAINTAIN THE FURNITURE. THE HARDWARE MAY LOOSEN
OVER TIME AND MAY CAUSE THE FURNITURE TO BE WOBBLY AND UNABLE TO SUPPORT ITS
INTENDED WEIGHT CAPACITY. THIS MAY LEAD TO COLLAPSE AND MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY.
Turn clockwise to tighten and
only tighten when step is
completed or when instructed
to do so.
Use the appropriate hand tools
or power tools for assembly.
Select steps, such as tightening
screws and/or bolts, may require
hand tools to avoid causing
damage during assembly.
Position each part correctly
and insert screws or bolts into
their respective holes.
Save the instructions and store
any supplied tools for later
maintenance.
After two weeks, check and
tighten any loose hardware and
repeat again every six months
thereafter.
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FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE GUIDELINES BELOW MAY
RESULT IN INJURY AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.
ASSEMBLY
AND
CARE ADVICE

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PARTS
HARDWARE
NFA-1962C2
Please keep instructions for
future reference.
Check the quantity and
irregularity of parts and
hardware before you start.
1 PC
1 PC
1 PC 2 PCS
2 PCS
2 PCS
E
1 PC
1 PC
2 PCS
4” 3”
12 PCS
2”
32 PCS
19MM
752 PCS
19x9x8MM
82 PCS
12MM
96 PCS
12MM
10 6 PCS
3/4”
48 PCS
11 2 PCS 12 4 PCS 13 2 PCS 14 2 PCS 15 1 PC
40MM
52 PCS
32MM
620 PCS
24 PCS
F
A
E
C
D
C
D
H
H
G
I
B
A
B
G
F
E
IH
C
D
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1
Hardware x 2 PCS
1
Hardware x 2 PCS
3
Hardware x 2 PCS
5
Hardware x 2 PCS
8
Hardware x 2 PCS
10
Hardware x 1 PC
15
Hardware x 2 PCS
9
Part x 1 PC
E
Part x 1 PC
F
Part x 1 PC
A
3
3
8
8
5
5
A
E
F
10
10
15
15
1
1
9
9
Front
Top
15
15
3
8
Align bolts (#3) with half moon
washer (#8) to the designated
holes as shown in the diagram,
then secure.

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2
Hardware x 8 PCS
7
Hardware x 2 PCS
12
Hardware x 4 PCS
4
E
F
A
7
7
12
12
Front
Top
4
1st 2st
Align bracket (#12) to the headboard (#A),
then secure by using screws (#7) and bolts
(#4). Make sure bolts (#4) is half way
secured while screws (#7) is fully tightening.
x2

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3
7
12
7
12
B
Hardware 7 x 8 PCS
Hardware 12 x 2 PCS
Hardware 4 x 4 PCS
4
Front
Top
1st 2st
Align bracket (#12) to the footboard (#B),
then secure by using screws (#7) and bolts
(#4). Make sure bolts (#4) is half way
secured while screws (#7) is fully tightening.
Part B x1 PC
x2

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Part Cx 2 PCS
Part Dx 2 PCS
Hardware 7x 36 PCS
Hardware 11 x 2 PCS
Hardware 13 x 2 PCS
Hardware 14 x 2 PCS
7
11
13
14
7
7
C
D
Front
Top
x2
4
Align side rails (#C,D) to each other, then
secure brackets (#11,13,14) to the side
rails (#C,D) by using screws (#7).

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5
Part x 1 PC
I
Part x 2 PCS
G
Hardware x 4 PCS
2
Hardware x 4 PCS
9
Hardware x 4 PCS
10
Hardware x 1 PC
15
10
10
2
2
9
9
C
C
D
G
I
D
G
Front
Top
15
15

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6
C
C
D
D
B
A
IG
G
Front
Top
15
Align and hook the side
rails (#C,D) to the bolts
(#4), then secure and
fully tighten bolts (#4).

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7
Part x 2 PCS
H
Hardware x 20 PCS
6
6
H
H
Front
Top
Align slats (#H) to the side rails,
then secure by using screws (#6).

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8
Keep this handy!
Please retain this instruction
manual and any order-related
information for future reference.
ASSEMBLY
COMPLETED
Please ensure the
furniture rests on an even
and flat surface. If the
product wobbles or feels
loose, double-check all
bolts and/or screws are
properly tightened and
secured.
Lift, don’t drag!
To avoid damage to product
please always LIFT the product
when transporting of adjusting
the placement.