Hay CPH 20 User manual

DESIGN BY RONAN & ERWAN BOUROULLEC
– INSTRUCTION MANUAL –
COPENHAGUE TABLE
CPH 20

– INTRODUCTION –
Copenhague is a furniture series designed by Ronan
and Erwan Bouroullec designed especially for the
University of Copenhagen in 2013. In addition to a
homely and welcoming expression, functionality,
durability and ease of cleaning were important design
requirements for the university. The Bouroullec
brothers approached the task by merging design
history with modern technology in an idiom with a
strong and independent appearance in a broad and
versatile series that embraces both public and
private environments.

– CARE AND MAINTENANCE –
CAUTION
With a little care you can prolong
the life of your furniture. Follow the
instructions for the materials of
your specific product to make sure that
it stays in the best shape for as long as
possible.
The information below is only intended
as a general guideline. For more
information on how to remove specific
stains, please enquire where you
bought the furniture.
/Always remove stains quickly before
they can do any permanent damage
to the furniture.
/Avoid placing the table in direct
sunlight or near a heat source to
reduce changes. As wood is a natural
material, it will change in colour and
will patinate over time.
/When you move your furniture, make
sure you lift it rather than pulling
or pushing it to avoid damaging the
floor, legs and mountings.
/Tighten up the screws after one
to two months’ use and whenever
required.
/Avoid improper use such as putting
your feet on the table or standing
on it.
/Use coasters under damp, hot or
coloured objects to avoid permanent
stains.
/Avoid partially covering the surface,
for example with tablecloths, or
place mats, as colour variances may
appear.
/Be careful not to scratch or damage
the surface with sharp objects.
LACQUERED OR STAINED WOOD
/Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in
water or in a solution of water and
a neutral detergent. Remove soap
residue immediately using a clean,
dry cloth.
/If the surface is scratched or appears
matt, use a care product especially
suited to lacquered or stained wood.
/Avoid using detergents containing
silicone, as they seal the stain in
and make subsequent repairs more
difficult.
/Never use soft soap or solvents such
as spirit, turpentine or acetone. Do
not use cleaning products containing
alcohol, as they may damage the
surface.
/Avoid using scouring cream or
scouring pads, as they may scratch
the surface.
SOAPED WOOD
/Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in
water or in a solution of water and
a neutral detergent or soap flakes.
Remove soap residue immediately
using a clean, dry cloth.

– CARE AND MAINTENANCE –
/To remove stains, clean and scrub
using a thick solution of soap flakes
that should not stay on the wood for
more than two minutes. Then remove
the remaining soap residue using a
damp cloth.
/If the grain of the wood rises after
cleaning, gently sand down the wood
using fine-grit sandpaper (No. 220),
always going with the grain.
/If the surface is scratched or appears
matt, use a care product especially
suited to soaped wood.
/Never use soft soap or solvents such
as spirit, turpentine or acetone.
Do not use cleaning products
containing alcohol, as they may
damage the surface.
LINOLEUM
/Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in
water or in a solution of water and
a neutral detergent or soap flakes.
Remove soap residue immediately
using a clean, dry cloth.
/If the surface is scratched or appears
matt, use a care product especially
suited to linoleum.
/Stains may be carefully removed
using white spirit (mineral spirit)
or a damp nano sponge dipped in
lukewarm water or linoleum care
product. Follow up immediately with
a clean, dry cloth. Never use the nano
sponge dry.
/Avoid alkaline detergents such as
soft (yellow) soap, washing soda, lye
and scouring powder.
LAMINATE
/Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in
water or in a solution of water and
a neutral detergent. Remove soap
residue immediately using a clean,
dry cloth.
/Stains may be carefully removed
using household ammonia or with a
clean, damp cloth or a nano sponge
wrung in warm water. Never use
the nano sponge dry. Follow up
immediately with a clean, dry cloth.
/Avoid using scouring cream or
scouring pads, as they may scratch
the surface.

– PARTS –

A x 1

B x 3

H x 18
(Tabletop sizes Ø70/Ø90/Ø120)

H x 12
(Tabletop size Ø50)

1.
While assembling, keep the table inside the cardboard box with foam edge in
order to protect the tabletop from scratches etc. Make sure that all parts
are included.

2.
Place all 3 x  B parts on the tabletop  A . Make sure all the holes are aligned
on top of each other to make room for the screws.
Make sure to avoid any gaps
between the  Bparts.

3.
Use 3 x  Cscrews for perfect alignment.

4.
Place the rest of the screws in the remaining free holes, and tighten all the screws.

5.
Turn the table over (2 persons recommended).

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01/09/2020