Furniture Solutions BELBORA 16BELLDP User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
PRODUCT: BELBORA 5PC LOUNGE,
CASUAL DINING SETTING
ITEM CODE: 16BELLDP
MADE IN CHINA
Furniture Solutions (Aust) Pty Ltd
10-16 Daisy St,
Revesby, NSW. 2212
www.furnituresolutions.com.au
Belbora 5Pc Casual Dining
Please retain these pages as they contain ps to maximize the lifeme of your furniture with a measured eort.
Properly caring for your furniture can help ensure that it looks great year aer year.
Important Noce: While every eort is made to use quality materials our products are limited in design for domesc use only
& are not suitable for commercial use.

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 liing. 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 instrucons carefully before beginning assembly
5. Keep all hardware parts and packaging out of reach of small children
6. Do not over ghten the screws and bolts as this may damage the threads
45
MINUTES
ALLOW TIME PEOPLE REQUIRED
X2
For any assistance with assembly or missing parts please contact:
Place of purchase or Furniture Soluons on below
Customer Service (Australia) Phone– 1300794 188
Email– customerservice@furnituresoluons.com.au

Component List Dining Table
Parts List Dining Table
A
Table Rim
X1
B
Pedestal Leg
X 2
C
Table Brace
X 1
D
Table Glass Panel
X 1
E
Bolts
M6-20mm
X 12
F
Flat Washer
M6
X 12
G
Blot Cover Caps
X 12
H
Tool Allen Key
M6-4mm
X 1

DINING TABLE
ASSEMBLY STEP 1 : Fit “Table Brace” to “Pedestal Legs”.
You will require a second person to assist throughout entire procedure.
As indicated in below diagram place pedestal leg [B] upside down.
While second person holds pedestal leg upright. Aline holes on end of table
brace [C] as indicated in diagram with threaded holes in pedestal leg.
To attach table brace & pedestal leg, by hand take bolt [E] together with
washer [F] insert end of bolt into threaded hole ensure to seat properly before
turning 2-3 times so thread catches and will hold in position. Note do not
tighten at this point. Repeat for second bolt. While second person holds the 2
pieces, take second pedestal leg and fit table brace in same manner as
previously instructed. Note do not tighten bolts at this stage. Go to Step 2

DINING TABLE
ASSEMBLY –STEP 2: FIT LEG PEDESTAL/BRACE COMPONENT TO “TABLE RIM”.
Lay Table Rim [A] flat upside down as indicated in diagram below.
With the help of a second person in unison lift assembled components “pedestal
& brace” place as indicated in diagram, aline holes in pedestal with threaded
holes in table rim. Then by hand take bolt & washer [E+F] insert thru hole into
threaded hole, ensure to seat thread properly and by hand turn 2-3 times so
that thread has proper grip. Repeat for other side of pedestal. Repeat for other
pedestal. Once all bolts are attached, have second person hold pedestal in posi-
tion ensure that pedestal is in correct square position before you tighten bolts.
Take Tool [H] insert into end of bolt rotate in clockwise direction till bolt is firm
do not overtighten as this can cause damage to threads, repeat for all bolts in
table rim, then take tool and tighten bolts in pedestal leg, repeat till bolts are
tightened. Next take bolt cover caps [G] and push onto ends of bolts.
Go to step 3.

DINING TABLE
ASSEMBLY –STEP 3: FIT TABLE GLASS PANEL
With help of another person lift (do not roll) rotate and place assembled table
onto feet as indicated in diagram below. Ensure that surface is impediment free
and clean. With the help of another person lift table glass panel [D] and place
squarely onto table rim, move and adjust so that no glass is overhanging table
rim. Assembly now complete.

LOUNGE COMPONENT LIST
NO ASSEMBLY REQUIRED-JUST UNWRAP AND PLACE CUSHIONS
Armchair
Backrest cushion
Top 690mm wide
Base 640mm wide
Height 380mm
Note:
Not interchangeable
Armchair
Seat Cushion
590mm wide
630mm deep
90mm thick
Note:
Interchangeable with sofa
Sofa 3 seater
Backrest cushion
Le and Right
Top 630mm wide
Base 600mm wide
Height 380mm
Note:
Interchangeable for le or
right hand side of sofa
Sofa 3 Seater
Backrest Cushion
Middle of sofa
Top 590mm wide
Base 590mm wide
Height 380mm
Note:
Not Interchangeable
Sofa 3 Seater
Seat Cushion
590mm wide
630mm deep
90mm thick
Note:
Interchangeable with
armchair
Bench Seat
Cushion
870mm long
380mm deep
400mm thick
Note:
Not Interchangeable

PRODUCT CARE & MAINTENANCE
Fabric Information
Fabrics used in outdoor product are not made of any special type of material, they do however
use blends of common materials such as polyester, olefin & acrylic which perform best for
intended purpose. These fabrics are not impervious to fading or mould, ensure cushions are
always dry and put away when not in use.
Fabric Maintenance
It is important to keep fabric free of dust and or debris. Please vacuum at least every 2-3 weeks.
Spot cleaning warm water & soft soap solution, sponge onto affected area till clean rinse area
with clean sponge, pat dry with a soft clean cloth. Stubborn stains may be removed with fabric
cleaner or if available steam cleaning is ok providing covers are left on filling and on gentle
setting. Note do not use solvents, do not machine wash, do not tumble dry.
Synthetic Wicker Fibre Information
Synthetic Wicker fibre (commonly referred to as resin wicker) is made of polyethylene
combined with colour & UV stabilizer. While the UV stabilizer adds to the life of the synthetic
fibre, the effectiveness of stabilizer diminishes with age. Longevity of use cannot be judge as
environmental conditions and are too varied to set a standard. Protection from the harsh outdoor
conditions (I.e. Sunlight, pollution) is best for a longer period of use.
Synthetic Wicker Fibre Maintenance
Use a bucket filled with warm water & a soft soap, sponge over fibre till clean once clean rinse
off with a hose, pat dry with a soft clean cloth before use. Every 4-6 weeks.
Glass Maintenance
Glass used is tempered for your safety;
To avoid scratching surface always use table cloths, placemats & coasters.
Keep dust & debris free, clean glass with a soft clean cloth.
Use of normal glass cleaning product is permissible. But care should be taken not to leave
cleaning liquid on wicker or paint finish. Please rinse surrounding areas with clean water to
avoid damage to wicker or paint on aluminium frame, ensure to pat dry with a soft clean cloth.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE CONTINUED
Internal Aluminium Frame Information
The majority of frames are mainly produced from aluminium, with the main benefit being a light
weight product for easier use. Some designs require steel to be used in certain sections for added
strength. While aluminium is rust resistant, bare metal can show signs of oxidation (red film) this
does not constitute rust. Simply you are able to wipe or sand surface to remove oxidation mark.
Note you will need to touch up affected area with paint to stop from reoccurring. Steel itself has
a lower resistance to elements than aluminium and will show signs of rust as it ages. Limited
exposure & maintenance are best solutions for adding life to any furniture used in outside areas.
Internal Aluminium Frame Maintenance
The underside section of lounges can be a haven for loose debris, bugs and spiders.
Please remove all cushions place them in a safe location, then on a soft level surface turn over
furniture onto back or arms. Note avoid dragging furniture in this position. Do a visual check for
insects before you put hands or arms into void. Take a feather duster or simular wipe over frame
work then proceed as below.
Use a bucket filled with warm water & a soft soap, sponge over frame till clean, once clean rinse
off with a hose, pat dry with a soft clean cloth before use. Every 4-6 weeks.
Note when cleaning if you find scratches in paint please cover with a paint to prevent oxidation.
Cushions
Rotate cushion if possible to share the wear, take in cushions when not in use & stored in a dry
area. Should cushions get wet, please hang over chair frame to drip dry completely before using
or storing. Cushion and sling fabric fading resulting from general wear and tear or from a failure
to comply with these care and maintenance instructions are not covered under the warranty.
Mould & mildew of cushions & slings is caused through atmospheric conditions, such as damp
or poorly ventilated areas please check regularly for dampness.

WARNING SAFETY & ADVICE
Please be aware 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 product,
products are limited in design for residential use only and not suitable for commercial use.
Please be aware that heat generated from barbeques and heaters will have an adverse effect on
your furniture do not place furniture in close proximity to heat sources.
When moving tables, chairs, sofas or bench’s always lift off the floor never drag. Most tables
would require a 2 person lift doing so benefits yourself and furniture as dragging may cause
damage to furniture and or surface on flooring.
Do not stand on furniture for your own safety & for the sake of the furniture
Never strike glass
Never drag or lean back chair, sofa, benchers whilst sitting on them
Tables, chairs, sofas & benches are not work benchers please only use as intended.
Fitting; bolts, nuts & screws should be checked periodically to ensure they are still firm. Note
do not over tighten.
Please secure furniture during in climatic weather, as lightweight aluminium can become a
projectile
Please be aware of staining fabric; Suntan oil, alcohol, juices & other chemical may do perma-
nent damage to your covering, should be cleaned immediately
General wear & tear on cushions, please rotate cushions were possible as filling will soften
with use, replacement cushion fillings can be purchased from local upholster if required in the
future.
General wear & tear fabrics, most synthetic fabric resist pilling but pilling can occur from
transference from other fabric that come in contact with material IE: Cotton clothing & or
towels.
Mould can be very destructive to fabric, even in a fully covered entertaining area, moisture in
the air can cling to fabric and if does not dry mould can grow. Check you cushion regularly for
dampness or even better store cushion in a dry place when not in use.
Outdoor furniture can be a haven for debris, bugs & spiders. Please follow care advise.
Do not allow children to play under tables.
In summary outdoor furniture products require care to provide you with many years of use.
Best results are to combine maintenance and protection from environment. To help reduce
amount care required the use of an outdoor cover can give you better result with least amount
of effort. Ensure that cover is adequate for use against moisture build up.