Lancaster Mid-Century Table Base User manual

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PARTS LIST:
30” x 30” Bar Height Table
Mid-Century Table Base
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Inspect all pieces for damage before assembly. Do not assemble if any pieces are broken or
damaged. Ensure you have all required pieces before assembly.
2. Check tabletop screw length to verify compatibility with chosen tabletop.
3. Phillips head screwdriver (not included) needed to attach tabletop (power drill is optional).
Bolts 20/PCS Tabletop Screws 4/PCS Allen Key 1/PC
NOTES:
DE F
Cross Bars 2/PCS Connector Bar 1/PC
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Side Legs 2/PCS
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Lay 1 side leg (A) on a smooth, clean surface.
Take 1 cross bar (B) and align with holes
on the top bar of side legs. Using the allen
wrench (G), secure with 4 bolts (E). Do not
fully tighten until step 4. Repeat for the
second cross bar, do not fully tighten.
Stand side legs up and align side legs (A) with the
other end of the cross bars (B). Using the allen
wrench (G), secure both cross bars to both side
legs with 4 bolts (E) per connection as shown
below. Do not fully tighten until step 4.
STEP 1
STEP 2

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30” x 30” Bar Height Table
Mid-Century Table Base
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Attach connector bar (C) to bottom horizontal bar of
the side leg (A) using the allen wrench (F) and 2 bolts
(D) per side. Do not fully tighten until step 4.
Make sure base is level on flat ground, then
tighten all bolts.
Be sure to verify screw length with chosen tabletop
before installing!
To attach to tabletop, turn tabletop upside down on
a smooth, clean surface. Turn table base upside down
on top of tabletop. Center base, and secure with 4
tabletop screws (E).
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
• Periodically tighten bolts as needed.
• Wipe down table base with a damp cloth.
• Follow specific instruction for tabletop cleaning and maintenance.
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