Furniture Solutions 18AKIT06 User manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
AKIRA 153CM EXT. BALCONY TABLE
ITEM CODE: 18AKIT06
Imported by Furniture Solutions (Aust) Pty Ltd New South Wales, Australia.
For any assistance with assembly or for missing parts please contact:
Place of purchase or Furniture Solutions on below
Customer Service (Australia) Phone-1300 794 188
Email- customer[email protected]om.au

PRE-ASSEMBLY PREPARATION
Before you start:
1. Choose a clean, level, spacious assembly area. Avoid hard surfaces that may damage
the product
2. Take care when lifting. Product should be assembled as near as possible to the point of
use
3. Ensure that you have all required contents for complete assembly
4. Always read the assembly instructions carefully before beginning assembly.
5. Keep all hardware parts and packaging out of reach of small children.
6. Do not over tighten the screws and bolts as this may damage the threads
2
20
MINUTES
ALLOW TIME PEOPLE REQUIRED
X2

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Table Top
P.TP6250.T3.T x 1
Table Leg
P.TP6250.T3.L x 4
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Please prepare work area as instructed in page 2:
To Attach Leg:
Please note it will require two people to assemble and place table in position.
Take table leg and aline thread hole in leg with hole in the corner of table as indicated in
diagram below. Take bolt [A] with spring washer [B] and flat washer [C] insert thru hole and
into threaded hole and by hand seat the thread correctly turning it 2-3 times. Test that bolts
has gripped by pulling back gently on bolt, Do not tighten, fit second bolt as first, once you
are satisfy thread has gripped properly take tool [C] and tighten bolt.
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN you may cause damage to threads.
Repeat for balance of legs.
Move to next page.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Please prepare work area as instructed in page 2:
Once all 4 legs are attached, you need the help of extra person as you will need to lift the table
into the air and rotate it in mid air. Once feet are level with ground lower table gently.
Please do not roll table over on its side to stand up you may damage the fitting under the table.
Before use please read next page for operating instruction for extension piece.

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OPERATION OF EXT. INSTRUCTIONS
Please note that to extend table there are two (2) locks engaged at factory. They are located
under the table past the slide action, you will need to get under table to locate the first time.
As shown diagram it is a toggle black in colour to release pull down and to lock push up. I
recommend that all whom may operate this function be shown what is required to use ext.
function.
Once both toggles are in the down position you can now open and close as desired.
Opening please stand in centre of table and with two hands one (1) on each of the edges of the
table, pull top towards you and walk slowly backwards both section of the top work on a pulley
system and one person can operate if required. Two is best. Ensure you extend fully.
Go to next page for more instructions.

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OPERATION OF EXT. INSTRUCTIONS
Once table is fully extended move around to middle of table, you will see the ext. piece folded
in half. Before you move ensure that ext. piece has enough gap to open up as to not touch the
two (2) table top panels. You will need to lift both piece together and fold over to opposite side
of table rim, once task completed move to opposite side of table and fold over the top half only
of ext. piece. Then once both pieces are sitting flat on the table rim. Move back to one of the
ends and stand in centre of table and push on table top so that both tops interlock. Note you
will need to engage locks to avoid table from opening up during use.
Please ensure all in house hold are acquainted with operation of table to avoid accidental
damage from incorrect use. Now that you know how it all function just some do not’s to be
aware of.
Never drag table, always lift form the sides to move, lift only by the frame and not the table top.
Please read care instruction before use.

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Varieties of materials are used in construction of “Outdoor” furniture range.
All will require some form of maintenance to extend the life of finishes and general appearance.
Please see below instruction unique to your chosen product.
Akira Construction;
Frame: Powder coated aluminium
Top: Faux Timber “Poly-Wood”
Powder Coated Aluminium;
Powder coating is simular to a painted finish, the metal is coated with a paint powder then is
past thru a kiln to bond and harden paint onto metal.
Please follow below for regular cleaning
Bucket of warm water with a soft clean cloth or sponge, clean metal in one direction, do not rub
excessively. Ensure to pat dry as water drop will leave a mark on paint finish.
Faux Timber Information;
Faux Timber is know as Poly-wood or plastic lumber is composed of virgin or waste plastics
including HDPE, PVC, PP, ABS, PS and PLA. Additives such as colorants & stabilizers are
introduced during melting process to ensure bonding to plastic at a cellular level.
It is water resistant and resists all types of rot and mould. Although it is not as rigid as wood.
Being made of a plastic material the affect of hot weather will cause the material to become
soft and supple which can cause surface to deform.
Items made of glass that can amplify the heat can affect the surface of Faux Timber.
Care should be taken to use table cloths and placemats to avert marking Poly-wood.
Cleaning Polywood;
Use a bucket filled with warm water & a soft soap, sponge all over till clean then rinse with
clean water. Using a soft clean cloth wipe till dry. For stubborn stains a mixture of 1/3 bleach
and 2/3 water using a soft non-metallic brush, please rinse thoroughly with clean water and dry
as above. Some scratchers and marks can be sanded out depending on surface of Polywood
please contact Furniture Solutions before attempting to repair.
Definition of Regular Cleaning;
Numerus factors can influence the time frame for cleaning, depending area you live in, the
weather, positioning of the product (fully protected, partial protection, fully exposed to the
elements). You will need to monitor yourself to establish the cleaning requirement for your
unique situation.
Areas with high salt content and or pollution will require the most frequent cleaning.
To reduce some maintenance you should buy and use an outdoor cover to protect your
furniture from the elements when not in use.

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SAFETY WARNINGS AND ADVICE
Notices and Advice
Please be advised that products are limited in design for residential use only and are not
suitable for commercial use.
Please be advised that materials used in your furniture are not impervious to neglect, acts of
god, abuse, alcohol spills, improper use of chemicals such as bleach or any solvent based
products.
Please be advised that heat sources such as barbeques, open fires, temporary/mobile/overhead
heaters, poorly insulated candle holders, hot pots, pans, hot serving dishes can have adverse
affects on your furniture.
Please be advised to use properly insulted placemats and coasters when serving hot or cold
dishes and drinks.
Please be advised that fitting, bolts, nuts and or screws should be checked periodically to
ensure they have not loosened over time. Remember do not overtighten.
Please be advised coverings and paint finishers are not animal proof. Claws can scratch covering
& saliva is acidic and can damage finish.
Please be advised that continues exposure to the elements will reduce the life of finishes and
fittings.
Faux timber is made up of plastic material, be aware that high temperatures will soften the
lumber panels, please keep out of direct sunlight at all times, ensure hot or cold containers have
sufficient insulation between surface of table and said container IE: Coffee cups, plates with hot
food, do not place of surface at any time candles, fry pans & any other utensil that retains heat.
Always use place mats made of cork, tile or wood.
Note fabric place mats provide no protection from heat.
DO NOT
•Place in close proximity to open flame or heaters.
•Leave spills or food, clean off immediately
•Pull loose thread, cut them instead.
•Sit or lean on arms or top of chairs
•Stand on chair or bench's
•Stand on table tops
•Place heavy objects on table tops
•Place objects such as pot plants as a display piece on tables recommend weight restriction
for table top is 60kg across the table
Safety warnings
•DO NOT:
•drop, drag, always move furniture with the help of another person to lift and place only
•over load seats designed for single adult use.
•use tables, chair, sofa as work bench's or substitute ladders.
•allow child to play under table.

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Warranty Detail:
1 Year Warranty
A one (1) year warranty applies to product against any defect associated with faulty
workmanship for a period of (1) year from date of purchase.
Furniture Solutions accepts no responsibility for defects caused by incorrect assembly,
mishandling, acts of god, general wear & tear, stains from spills/vegetation, chipping/scratching,
exposure to extreme heat/cold, mould/mildew, hardware corrosion, misuse of the products &
defects caused by failure in duty of care for the product in accordance with the care instructions.
Warranty only extends to original purchaser and is not transferable, except when given as a gift.
Goods are limited in design for domestic use only, and are not suitable for commercial use.
Duty of care:
While every attempt is made to supply product using quality components there is always a need
from consumer to help ensure a long life of use for product.
*Proper use of item, only what it is designed to do. Designed for dining, not suitable for use as a
workbench, substitute ladder or dance floor.
*Regular maintenance and cleaning: Please consult your Instruction manual included in packaging
for advice of cleaning
*Protecting product from the harsh environment: Pollution, excessive moisture & heat.
To extend the life of your outdoor furniture we recommend the following furniture covers
must/should be used on furniture which is used in areas not protected from elements.
Caution should be used when using oils, lotions & other chemicals such as chlorine not to spill on
furniture.
Instruction Manual –Have been written to suit individual materials used in construction, please
retain for future use for duty of care, assembly, parts & component sizing.
Claim management:
To make a warranty claim, customers can either contact the retailer where the purchase was
made or Furniture Solutions on contact details below. Proof of purchase will be required before
proceeding with any claim. In the case of product defects providing photos may be able to speed
up processing of the claim. If missing parts please refer to assembly instructions for identification
of said part and contact either of the above.
“Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law.
You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other
reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or
replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major
failure”.