Furniture Solutions Montez User manual

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Instruction Manual
Imported by Furniture Solutions (Aust) Pty Ltd
10-16 Daisy St,
Revesby, NSW. 2212
www.furnituresolutions.com.au
Please retain your
instruction manual
for future use.
Made in Vietnam
Montez 50cm Round Side Table Montez 70cm Round Coffee Table
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Montez Side Component List Montez Hardware List Montez Coffee Component List
A
Bolt x 8
M6x60
B
Bolt x 4
M6x25
C
Bolt x 4
M8x45
D
Washer x 4
M8x22
E
Wooden Peg X 4
Ø10x40mm
Key X 1
H4
F
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
Undercover
This product is suitable for Occasional
Outdoor Use or Undercover.
Above refers to furniture sold in the
category of outdoor that isn’t designed
for permanent outdoor use.
It is recommended for use in outdoor
covered areas only.

Assembly Instructions
Choose Location for assembly with below in mind
Level, Spacious, Clean and close to area item will used.
Min 2 people
20
Prepare Workspace
Use padding between item and floor.
Make time available
Pre-Assembly Preparation
Before you start check off list below
Ensure you have all components required to complete assembly
Check components for any damage
Ensure you check off hardware list and identify what they are
Have you read instruction from start to finish
Safety.
Never allow children to play in your work space
Ensure to keep small parts away from children. To avoid choke
risk. Never fully extend yourself when lifting product.
Golden Rule
Avoid use use of powered/battery drills.
Improper use of drills can irreversibly damage fittings. Damage
caused by improper assembly is not covered under warranty.
Missing Parts, Damaged Component, Will not go together
Please contact your place of purchase or
Furniture Solutions Customer Service (Australia)
Email: [email protected]
Phone: [phone]
HINTS & TIPS
Please retain packaging until you have completed
inspection of components as you may need to reuse
!
2
2
3
F
A
E
STEP 1
First identify part #3 this will be the shorts piece of wood.
Part #3 preparation.
Find the side with 3 holes.
The middle hole is for the wooden peg [E], please insert
one at each end.
Next identify part #2 these will be the two matching
pieces of wood.
With the help of another person align the 2 part #2 as
shown in diagram. Gently insert the wooden peg in part
#3 note part #2 will need to be angled to allow wooden
peg to be inserted.
Gently apply some downward pressure until both end of
part #3 are flush with both part #2 pieces.
Next insert bolt [A] into hole of part #3 as shown.
Take tool [F] and tighten 2 or 3 turns. DO NOT FULLY
TIGHTEN YET.
Please fit remaining three (3) bolts [A] in same manner.
Now you can tighten fully. Please note over-tightening
will only crush the timber and grip will be reduced, so
only tighten until it feels firm.
Once all tighten move to next step.
2
3
&
5
F
B
STEP 2
As shown in diagram add the combination of parts #2 and
parts #3 and attach to part #5.
With help of extra person to hold 1 piece upright. Criss
cross the two piece as shown ensure to align the holes
as required. Insert bolt [B] and take tool [F] turn 2-3 times
and then add second bolt [B].
Once both bolts are seated correct, with tool [F] fully
tighten bolts [B]. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
Task completed move to next step.
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Assembly Instructions
STEP 3
2
3++5
4
F
B
A
Next step it to flip over the completed assembled
piece.
Fit part #4 like a jigsaw piece ensure holes align
correctly.
First add bolt [B] to the middle of base and take
tool [F] and turn bolt 2-3 times. DO NOT
TIGHTEN YET.
Next fit bolt [A] at both ends of part #4.
Once all bolts are fitted, take tool [F] and tighten
all bolts. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
Move to next step.
STEP 4
All that remains now is to attach base to table top [1].
Ensure the work space is clean and has some
padding.
Place table top [1] upside down, then with help move
base onto table top and align the holes to match.
Next insert bolt [C] with washer [D] as shown in
diagram. Then take tool [F] and turn 2-3 times into
thread in table top. DO NOT FULLY TIGHTEN.
Fit remaining three (3) bolts in same method.
Once you have all bolts started, take tool [F] and
tighten all bolts. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
Assembly complete.
With the help of a second person turn table over
onto it's feet.
F
C
+
D
1
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How to... use your furniture
Always use on a flat and level surface.
This furniture is designed for private and domestic use only e.g... around the home and garden.
This furniture is not designed or intended for commercial use e.g.... pubs, restaurants or hotels etc.
Avoid placing product near or use any products that generate heat such as barbecues, candles. lanterns or heaters.
Please use appropriate protection on surfaces to avoid scratching and deterioration of surface through chemical spills. e.g., table cloths, place-mats &
drink coasters.
Clean up spills immediately. Alcohol, fruits juices and such can affect surface if left unattended too.
When furniture is not in use please store in a cool dry place, or use a appropriate furniture cover.
How to... use your furniture
How to... move your furniture
Below is how to handle a dining table be it outdoor or indoor, this is especially relevant for extension tables.
As incorrect handling may cause irreversible damage to mechanism. NEVER DRAG.
Please point out this advice to all in household.
HINTS & TIPS Always move table from the side not the ends, as this puts unnecessary
pressure on materials used in modern manufacturing. When possible
always grip table on support frame only, to decrease flex in materials.
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Undercover

Montez Range Construction;
Care, Maintenance & Information
Cement Information:
Cement table tops are made of layered composites of cement, fiberglass, with a steel frame inner core that supports the cement.
This is highly durable but not indestructible as the material name suggest (cement).
The hand-molded tops show many surface textures and colour variations, this includes swirls,small scratches, bubbles/pin holes.
Cement Maintenance:
Most 'clean ups' are easily done using only a slightly damp cloth. To break down, built up grease from surface you had to the damp cloth a gentle liquid soap
such as dish-washing liquid. Apply leave for short period then remove with a damp cloth.
The top already has a protective coating, however, you will need to periodically apply a light coating of furniture wax for a smoother surface and easier
clean-ups!
Cement Care:
To clean, use only a soft, very slightly damp cloth.
Use of drink coasters and place-mats will reduce the marking of the surface.
Avoid placing hot pan's and a like on cement surface, items with sharp edges, do not use table surface as a cutting board.
NEVER USE ABRASIVE PADS, VINEGAR, BLEACH, ALCOHOL, HOUSEHOLD CLEANERS, TURPENTINE OR MINERAL SPIRTS.
A Light application of a quality furniture wax is a good cleaning agent and protects the finish at the same time.
Table Top: Cement Table Tops are made of layered composites of cement, fiberglass, with a steel frame inner core that supports the cement.
Base: Acacia Timber (a tropical, oil rich hardwood)
Timber Information:
Tropical Acacia a dense oil-rich hardwood in it's natural state.
Properties of this wood are in it's variegated open grain appearance, features a yellow-red colour variations, brown knots, and other natural properties. For
increased, initial protection, our finish process includes an immersion in protective oil that penetrates the wood surface for additional colour depth and
protection from the harsh, outdoor weather. We then finish by hand with a white wash for a unique seasoned finish.
Timber used outdoor will "age" with exposure to the sun and rain. Colour will lighten greatly as the oils evaporates. The solid wood also expands and
contracts with changing weather, and some connecting joints may open and small cracks in the solid wood may appear. Small splits and open joints may be
filled-in with a quality paste-wax or bees-wax.
Timber Maintenance:
Ageing term used gives the impression of long term, in timber used after it has been cut down and processed, the ageing process is in units of months not
years. While the out of carton product has the oils replaced it can dissipate quit quickly.
So we recommend that you you reapply the oil after 6 months of use & reapply every 12 months. Time periods are not set in stone with the variables of
placement of the product, any protective measures you take and of course climate. Please check your timber for fading colour this is an indication that the
oil needs replacing.
Steps recommend in reapplication of oil listed below.
1. Clean timber surface with a timber wash product. Please consult your hardware expert for correct product to use. Please follow instructions on can.
2. Use a high quality decking oil or similar again consult your hardware store expert. Please follow direction on can.
Timber Care:
To clean, use only a soft, dry cloth.
Use of drink coasters and place-mats is highly recommended.
Avoid placing hot pan's and a like on timber surfaces, items with sharp edges that may damage surface if drag across timber.
NEVER USE ABRASIVE PADS, VINEGAR, BLEACH, ALCOHOL, HOUSEHOLD CLEANERS, TURPENTINE OR MINERAL SPIRTS.
SAFETY WARNINGS & 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 heat sources such as barbeque's, 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 coverings and paint finishers are not animal proof. Claws can scratch covering & saliva is acidic and can damage finish.
•Please be advised that continued exposure to the elements will reduce the life of finishes and fittings.
•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.
•DO NOT Leave spills, food or vegetation on furniture surfaces, clean off immediately.
•DO NOT Pull loose threads, cut them instead.
•DO NOT Sit, Stand or Lean on arms of chairs or sofas.
•DO NOT Stand on chair or bench's
•DO NOT Drag or drop furniture always move with the help of another person, lift and place only.
ADVISORY: PERSONAL SAFETY
DO NOT Allow children to play under or on furniture.
DO NOT Over load seats, one (1) person per seat only.
Please use furniture for only the purpose it is designed for. Tables and chairs are not designed for use as a ladder or a work bench.
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WARRANTY DETAILS
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.
Notice:
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.
While every effort is made to use quality materials our product are limited in design for domestic use only & are not suitable for commercial use. Warranty
only extends to original purchaser and is not transferable, except when given new as a gift.
Claim Management:
Customer Service
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.
Note costs associated with the warranty claim, other than the rectification of the fault, are the responsibility of the claimant, except those required under the
Australian Consumer Law.
The benefits provided to the consumer by the warranty are in addition to other rights and remedies available to the consumer under the law.
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.
Furniture Solutions (Aust) Pty Ltd
www.furnituresolutions.com.au
Customer Service (Australia) - Ph.: 1300 794 188
Email: [email protected]
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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
*Regular maintenance and cleaning
*Care should be taken not to place product near heat sources.
*When not in use store furniture in a cool dry place.