LEISUREWIZE LW672 User manual

Camping
Rocking
Chair
LW672
Information For Use
Intention For Use
Thank you for purchasing the Leisurewize Camping Rocking Chair. This product is intended for both caravan and camping holiday makers,
and it is also ideal for use at home for when relaxing in your back garden.
This camping rocking chair can be converted to a sunset chair by simply removing the rocking base attachments.
Contents
Intention for Use
Product Elements
Assembly Instructions
Attaching the Rocking Base
Cleaning & Maintenance
Health & Safety Guidelines
Technical Support
Technical Specifications
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Product Elements
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1. Slimline carry bag.
2. Aluminium chair frame (unassembled).
3. Rocking base attachments (x 2).
4. Seat fabric.
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Assembly Instructions
Please note, the instructions below outline the steps to assemble this product to use as a sunset chair.
The section after these instructions show you how to attach the rocking base attachments.
1. Take out all the components from the carry bag, and lay them on the floor.
2. The chair frame is made of collapsible chair-poles that have an elasticated shock-cord that runs
through the middle. When assembling the chair frame, first assemble the central support pole by
attaching both joints to either side (see Fig 1 & 2).

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Shows the chair frame with the legs attached.
3. Then attach the chair legs to the joint (see Figure 3).

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4. Then, attach the arm rest bars as shown in Figure 5.
5. Assemble the chair poles for the backrest frame (see Figure 6).
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6. With the seat fabric, place the seat fabric over the backrest frame via the pockets found on either
corner of the fabric (see Figure 8).
Please note, when placing the fabric over the backrest frame, you will need to dislodge and
disassemble the backrest frame’s chair-poles so that the fabric sits in place on the frame.
Then attach the backrest frame chair poles to the joint as shown in Figure 7.
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7. Then, secure the other end of the fabric onto the armrest frame via the pockets (see Figure 10).
Figure 11 shows fabric firmly in place.
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8. Once done, sit the chair upright. This is ready for use as a sunset chair (see Figure 12).
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Cleaning and Maintenance
To maintain the camping rocking chair, clean with a clean damp cloth on a regular basis. The fabric is water
resistant so any spillages or marks should easily wipe off.
• This rocking chair is not a toy. Ensure children are under supervision when they are using the rocking chair.
• Never cut the cord inside the chair-pole.
• Do not jump on the chair. Risk of injury.
Technical Support
If you require any technical support for your product, please contact us on:
[email protected] and provide the product name and supplier code
(see Technical Specifications) along with the technical query and proof of purchase.
Please note, when pushing in the rear leg into the attachment, you will need to apply force.
To remove the attachments, simply pull them both out.
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Technical Specifications
Product Name Leisurewize Camping Rocking Chair
Supplier Code LW672
Frame: Aluminium chair poles with shock-cord elastic
Fabric 600D Oxford
Maximum support weight 120kg
Assembled dimensions 56cm x 65cm x 89cm
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Health & Safety Guidelines
Attaching the Rocking Base
To convert the chair into a rocking chair, simply attach both rocking base attachments to the frame legs,
with the short part of base attachment at the front.
When attaching the base, first insert the front leg to the inlet on the attachment, and push the rear into
the rear inlet as shown in Figure 13.