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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
IMPORTANT: Please read these instructions before using the product and retain for future use.
H77cm x W64cm x D71cm
SOPHIA OCCASIONAL
CHAIR
HHGL Limited MK9 1BA HHGL (ROI) Limited D02 X576

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Step 2
Step 1
Step 3 Step 4
Step 1
PLEASE CHECK THAT YOU HAVE ALL THE PARTS LISTED BEFORE YOU START
ASSEMBLY. IF YOU DO FIND THAT SOMETHING IS MISSING, DO NOT
CONTINUE ASSEMBLY. AND CONTACT YOUR LOCAL STORE.
Parts:
No.
1
B
F
Qty
x 1
x 2
x 2
Description
Chair body
Front chair leg
Back chair leg
Fittings:
No.
A
A
A
A
C
C
C
C
C
Qty
x 12
x 1
Description
Bolts
Allen key
THE USE OF POWER TOOLS TO ASSEMBLE THIS PRODUCT WILL INVALIDATE ANY WARRANTY AND MAY
DAMAGE THIS PRODUCT MAKING IT UNSAFE.
B
B B
B
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
A
Place the Chair body(1) bottom-side up on a clean and safe surface.
Take legs out of the underside of the chair.
Attach an individual Front Chair Leg (F) using Bolts (A).
Attach an individual Back Chair Leg (B) using Bolts (A).
All bolts are universal.
Tighten with the Allen Key (C). Do not over-tighten Bolts.
Turn the chair right-side up .
B
F

General care for Velvet:
Over time, velvet can become crushed and change in appearance slightly, however, there are some simple measures
you can take to preserve its softness and alluring appeal.
For items of velvet furniture that are facing heavy use, it’s advisable to gently vacuum the fabric with an upholstery
attachment at least once a week. Alternatively, you can also use a soft bristled brush or clothes brush, ensuring to
brush in the direction of the nap of the fabric.
Velvet is prone to marking, so be mindful not to leave anything heavy resting on your furniture for too long as this
can cause marks and dents. Should this happen, pressure marks can be easily removed through light steaming and
brushing the affected area.
To help prevent wrinkles, especially on sofas or armchairs where cushions and covers can be removed, it’s worth
turning and shaking them regularly. This will help to avoid any long-term creases which may be more difficult to remove.