Häfele 271.92.200 User manual

Installation Instructions: Vertical Queen Wall Bed Kit
1-800-423-3531 • www.hafele.com
* Professional installation recommended.
TIP-OVER HAZARD
Serious or fatal crushing
injuries can occur from
furniture tip-over. To
prevent, furniture MUST
be permanently xed to
the wall.
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Item Number: 271.92.200

To avoid serious risk of injury and ensure the proper functioning of the wall bed mechanism, the following
safety measures MUST to be followed:
CHOICE OF LOCATION WARNINGS
1. Cabinet for the vertical queen wall bed MUST be secured to 3 wooden wall studs with the included hardware.
2. Do NOT use wall anchors or drywall anchors to secure the cabinet to the wall.
3. Do NOT install the cabinet on a masonry, brick or a wall with metal studs.
PRODUCT SPECIFIC WARNINGS
4. Do NOT deviate from the required interior cabinet dimensions listed on page 5. A cabinet that is not properly
sized WILL cause the mechanism to fail which could create serious safety hazards.
5. Do NOT modify the design of the cabinet by removing components/panels. A cabinet/mechanism that is not
properly assembled WILL cause the mechanism to fail which could create serious safety hazards or damages
as the wall bed could detach from the wall.
6. Do NOT construct the full cabinet in particleboard or MDF. A cabinet that is not in the proper material WILL
cause the mechanism to fail which could create serious safety hazards or damages as the wall bed could detach
from the wall. See page 5 for more details on acceptable material per panel component.
INSTALLER & USER WARNINGS
7. Do NOT allow children to play with or operate the assembled product without adult supervision.
8. Installation of the wall bed mechanism and cabinet MUST be done with two adults. Failure to do so increases
the risk of serious injury.
9. Do NOT use a foam or very light mattress with this mechanism as this could cause the mechanism to close
very fast and in a dangerous manner.
GENERAL SAFETY WARNINGS
TIP-OVER HAZARD
Serious or fatal crushing
injuries can occur from
furniture tip-over. To
prevent, furniture MUST
be permanently xed to
the wall.
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RECOMMENDED SIZES & WEIGHTS
Wall bed will not operate properly unless the above weight ranges are adhered to. Do NOT exceed load ratings.
100lbs
Ma�ress
Average front
panel
Comfort Slat Kit or
Plywood Sheet
Combined Lifting
Capacity
65-85lbs 30-35lbs 195-220lbs
LOAD RATINGS
181kg (400lbs) 454kg (1000lbs)
Static Load RatingDynamic Load Rating
Rating takes into account the weight of the front panels (doors), mattress, hardware, bedding & user(s).

ALeft and right frame structure (Pair) x1
BHead and foot frame structure (Pair) x1
CMiddle horizontal frame support x3
DHead and foot center frame support x2
EMiddle vertical frame support x2
FMounting plate set (left and right) x1
HMattress support x2
IM6 x 15mm Bolt x32
JSaddle locking plate x2
KDoor bracket for adjustability x12
LLeg set (Pair) x1
Mx12
HARDWARE FOR QUEEN WALL BED MECHANISM
x2
G1900N Non-locking pistons
Through bolt (Male part) only
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OWrench
PHex Key #4
QHex Key #5
R#10 x 35mm screw x32
S#8 x 15mm screw x142
TM5 x 15mm bolt x2
UM5 Locking nut (for saddle lock) x2
VM8 Locking nut x6
X1/4 x 20 Hex head screw fully threaded x3
Y#12 x 5/8 washer head screw
(20 additional screws are provided with FF & GG) x6
Z1/4 x 3’’ washer head lag bolt fully thread x6
AA Safety bracket to attach wall bed to wall x3
CC Tube (for connecting the legs) x1
DD Nylon Washers (for leg pivot point) x4
EE Temporary structure stopper
x1
x1
x1
NThrough bolt (Female part) only x12
x2
FF Bracket for mechanism cover (Pair)
(Optional accessories, provided in a separate kit)
x1
GG Mechanism cover (Pair)
(Optional accessories, provided in a separate kit)
x1
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Overall Cabinet Dimensions
* Suggested dimensions for 19mm (3/4’’) board.
Cabinet Parts Dimension Guide
The internal dimensions MUST be consistent with the
instructions to maintain safety & optimal functionality.
Inside Measurements [mm (in)]
Width Depth Height
Outside Measurements [mm (in)]
Width Depth Height
*All measurements are for 19mm (3/4” ) board
QUEEN WALL BED PANEL DIMENSIONS [mm (in)]
# Qty Width Length Thickness Recommended Materials
A 2 406 (16’’) 2196 (86-7/16’’) Melamine, Plywood, Hardwood
B 2 406 (16’’) 1659 (65-5/16’’) Melamine, Plywood, Hardwood
C 1 330 (13’’) 1659 (65-5/16’’) Melamine, Plywood, Hardwood
D 1 660 (26’’) 1659 (65-5/16’’) Melamine, Plywood, Hardwood, MDF
E 2 825 (32-1/2’’) 2141 (84-5/16’’) Melamine, Plywood, Hardwood, MDF
F 1 75 (2-15/16’’) 455 (17-15/16’’) Melamine, Plywood, Hardwood, MDF
B
B
B
B
A
A
A
A
DD
CC
F
Queen 1659 (65-5/16’’) 368 (14-1/2’’) 2158 (84-15/16’’) Queen 1697 (66-13/16’’) 406 (16’’) 2196 (86-7/16’’)
EE
19 (3/4’’)
19 (3/4’’)
19 (3/4’’)
19 (3/4’’)
19 (3/4’’)
19 (3/4’’)
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DRILLING GUIDE FOR ‘’F’’ BRACKET
All measurements are for 19mm (3/4’’)
thick board. Do not use less than
19mm (3/4’’ ) board for wall bed
cabinets.
*See full sized template in product box.
Do not install bracket Fwith
wood screws. It is very important
to install all with provided through bolts
as well as using the correct boring
bit size for the hole. Failure to adhere
to the instructions may cause the side
brackets to detach from the cabinet
and could result in death or serious
injury.
The holes should be 10mm
(3/8” )in diameter.
* Please note that dimensions shown are for the side
panels prior to cabinet assembly.
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INSTALLING THE MOUNTING BRACKETS:
1
ASSEMBLING THE CABINET
2
* See guide on page 5 for suggested cabinet dimensions.
Make sure the cabinet is level.
Right side
Front
Front
Left side
Bottom
M + N
N
FF
Wood
x12
x2
Q
This installation is drilled through the cabinet sides.
**See the previous page for drilling guide.
Cabinet sides overlay for
a more secure assembly..
M
Do not install bracket Fwith
wood screws. It is very important
to install all with provided through bolts
as well as using the correct boring
bit size for the hole. Failure to adhere
to the instructions may cause the side
brackets to detach from the cabinet
and could result in death or serious
injury.
Please use appropriate hardware to
assemble these corners according
to the material used. Failure to
properly assemble the cabinet may
cause it to open and result in injuries.
Remove any trim from the base of the
wall so that the back of the cabinet is
completely agains the wall. Failure to
do this may cause the cabinet to
detach from the wall ans cause serious
injury or death.
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ASSEMBLING THE FRAME
4
3
SECURING TO THE WALL
Attach Dto B. Attach Hto B for the head of bed.
I
B
Dx2
x2
Y
Z
AA
X
Professional installation recommended.
Cabinet needs to be secured into at
least 3 wood.
Do NOT use nylon or other wall anchors.
between the components.
Xgoes through the
wood into the threaded
hole in bracket AA.
Steel dowel goes directly into
the wood top. Drill holes in
panel with a 5mm (13/64’’) drill bit.
Y
X
Z
AA
x6
x3
x6
x3
D
D
B
B
Hx2
H
H
x8
4.1
P
406mm (16’’ ) between brackets
(Stud to stud)
NOTE: Due to stud placement
in the wall versus the desired
position of the bed, it is
possible that the brackets will
not be exactly at the center of
the cabinet.
Mount all 3 brackets ush
to the back of the cabinet.
TIP-OVER HAZARD
Serious or fatal crushing
injuries can occur from
furniture tip-over. To
prevent, furniture MUST
be permanently xed to
the wall.
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Insert A onto B and attach them together
with I. Attach Cto Awith I.
Insert the second A onto B and attach them together
with I. Attach Cto A with I.
A
Cx3
Ix10
x1 A
C
C
C
A
Ix10
x1
A
4.3
4.2
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6INSTALLING THE FRAME ONTO THE MOUNTING BRACKETS
Place the bearings into the saddles on both of the
mounting brackets. Secure the bearings in place
with:
T
J
U
x2
x2
x2
5
ATTACHING THE PISTONS TO THE FRAME
Vx2 G
G
x2
V
Follow the arrows on the piston indicating
which side is ‘’up’’ in order to install the piston
properly and ensure the longevity and proper
operation of the piston.
Do NOT unscrew the cabinet from the
wall once the mechanism or pistons
are in place.
TIP-OVER HAZARD
Serious or fatal crushing
injuries can occur from
furniture tip-over. To
prevent, furniture MUST
be permanently xed to
the wall.
Do NOT unscrew the cabinet from the
wall once the mechanism or pistons
are in place.
TIP-OVER HAZARD
Serious or fatal crushing
injuries can occur from
furniture tip-over. To
prevent, furniture MUST
be permanently xed to
the wall.
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