Little Folks Furniture Edit Bunk Bed BBD008 User manual

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY & KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
Code: BBD008
Edit Bunk Bed
FOD121222

Treated properly it should be a faithful servant for years - and we hope you get the
same amount of pleasure from it. Before you do
lplease take a few minutes to read these instructions
lwe suggest you carefully unpack everything, lay it out on a clean, flat floor and
identify everything on the parts list in these instructions. Do not throw away any
packaging until you are sure you have all the parts.
If you have any problems assembling the product please call our customer services
on 01985 300588 and we will try and help. If for any reason you wish to return the
product, you must disassemble the product and pack in the original packaging.
Taking care of your product
Your furniture should require no more than a regular dust off with a soft cloth. If the furniture is
not painted then a superior wood polish can be used - but never use polishes containing
silicone.
If necessary it can be cleaned with a damp cloth with a mild detergent solution - and then
dried with a lint-free cloth. Never clean with abrasives or chemical cleaners.
Direct sunlight or heat from a radiator can stain, discolour warp or crack furniture.
We know furniture can be heavy but try not to drag furniture across the floor as this can
damage it.
Thank you for buying a
PRODUCT SAFETY
piece of furniture
If you have any problems please do contact us for help on e
mail [email protected] or phone our
CUSTOMER SERVICES 01985 300588
This product is designed to conform to BSEN747:1 2012+A1:2015
The MAXIMUM thickness of the UPPER BUNK mattress is 23cm.
The recommended size of the mattress is 190cm x 91cm (6`3” x 3`0)
Periodically check that all assembly fixings are tightened properly, care should be taken to
ensure that no fittings are loose.
Always follow the manufacture`s instructions.
Please ensure that good ventilation is maintained within the room in order to keep humidity
low and to prevent mould in and around the bed;
WARNING “High beds and the upper bed of bunk beds are not suitable for children under six
years due to the risk injury from falls”.
WARNING “Bunk beds and high beds can present a serious risk of injury from strangulation if
not used correctly. Never attach or hang items to any part of the bunk bed that are not
designed to be used with the bed, for example, but not limited to ropes, strings, cords, hooks,
belts and bags”
WARNING “Children can become trapped between the bed and the wall, a roof pitch, the
ceiling, adjoining pieces of furniture (e.g. cupboards) and the like. To avoid risk of serious
injury the distance between the top safety barrier and the adjoining structure shall not
exceed 75mm or shall be more than 230mm.
WARNING Do not use the bunk bed if any structural part is broken or missing;
WARNING Hole covers Not suitable for children under 36 months due to choking hazard.

Fittings
Tools Req
Screwdriver
1 x Allen Key provided
Parts
14 x Barrel Nuts
26 x Bolts 3.5cm
14 x Large Bolts 9cm
4 x Large Dowels
76 x Screws 3cm
4 x supports
ladder frame
2 x upper ends 2 x lower ends
front safety panel
rear safety panel
2 x mattress base
32 x Small Dowels
24 x Cam Pins
24 x Cam Sleeves
24 x Cam Grub Screws
For assembly of the Ends:
3 x ladder treads
2 x upper legs R
2 x upper legs L
2 x lower legs R
2 x lower legs L
2 x upper rails - labelled L & R
2 x lower rails - labelled L & R
small hammer

Fit the bed panels
You need:
Lay each bed panel onto the floor ( use packaging material to protect the parts)
and gently insert ( tap)the wooden dowels into the blind holes positioned on the
bed panel edges ,as shown. Now gently insert the cam sleeves into the large holes
on the flat face of each bed panel, orientating the internal holes.
16 x wooden dowels & 16 cam sleeves
Cam sleeve
X = curve on outer edge
X 2
X
X X
X
X
X
X
Fit the bed legs
You need: 24
Lay the bed legs out carefully pairing up the legs using the outer curve on the legs
as a reference. Screw a cam pin into each of the metal inserts located in the leg
slot. Note that the cam pins need to have the eyelet hole at 90 degrees to the
long leg edge, see diagram (the pins do not need to be screwed down tight, the
alignment is more important).
x cam pins
bed panel edge
X
X 2
PAIR
PAIR PAIR
PAIR

Making the large bed ends
12 cam grub screws
Align the large bed panel (panel with holes upwards) with a pair large bed legs
observing the position of the bed legs outer edge curves. Push the parts together.
Now insert the cam grub screws into the cam sleeves and tighten down once
aligned. Repeat the process on the remaining large end. Note ; if the bushes do
not tighten check cam pin hole is facing upwards, rotate cam pin on the leg if
required.
2 x small bed ends
rotate Cam grub screw into the cam sleeve and tighten
Push inwards
2 x large bed ends
rotate Cam bush into the cam sleeve and tighten
2 x small bed ends
Push inwards
curve on bed leg
curve on bed leg
small holes on legs facing upwards

2 x small bed ends
Push inwards
rotate Cam grub screw into the cam sleeve and tighten
curve on bed leg
Making the small bed ends
12 cam grub screws
Align the large bed panel (panel with holes upwards) with a pair small bed legs
observing the position of the bed legs edge curves. Push the parts together,
inserting the cam grub screws into the cam sleeves and tighten down once
aligned. Repeat the process on the remaining small end. Note ; if the bushes do
not tighten check cam pin hole is facing upwards, rotate cam pin on the bed legs
required.
curve on bed leg
small holes on bottom legs facing upwards

Fitting the Rails
16 x small wooden dowels
Insert 2 wooden dowels into each end of each rail.
Gently tap dowels inwards until firmly in place.
2 x Upper Rail
2 x Lower Rail
Making the large bed frame.4 x long Bolts 9cm, 4 x Barrel nuts ( two people)
Select both large bed frames and both lower bed rails ( the lower bed rails have a
inner rail which is full length). Align the lower mattress rails with the dowels locating
into the two bed leg holes, inserting the 9cm bolt centrally from the outside of the
bed frame, engaging the barrel nut fitted from the inside.
Align
Tighten
fitted insidefitted inside
Push rails inwards
fitted insidefitted inside

fitted insidefitted inside
Making the small bed frame
.4 x long Bolts 9cm, 4 x Barrel nuts ( two people)
Select two small bed frames and two upper bed rails ( the upper bed rails inner
rail has two gaps). Align the lower mattress rails with the dowels locating into the
two bed leg holes, inserting the 9cm bolt centrally from the outside of the bed
frame, engaging the barrel nut fitted from the inside.
Align
Tighten
Fit the ladder. 6 x Bolts 3.5cm
insert the three ladder treads into the ladder frame ( plain face upwards) and
connect each tread using 2 x 3.5cm bolt, tighten to complete.
Fit the ladder. 6 x Bolts 3.5cm
insert the three ladder treads into the ladder frame ( plain face upwards) and
connect each tread using 2 x 3.5cm bolt, tighten to complete.

Orientating the bunk bed.
The small holes on the mattress rails are used to fix the ladder to the
bed. You can have the ladder fitted on either the left or right side
of the bunk bed. Simply rotate the bed frames, holes on the left for
the LEFT-HAND entrance or holes on the right for the RIGHT-HAND
entrance, see images below..
Both bed upper and lower bed frames need to be aligned the
same way.
For the purposes of this instruction leaflet we will explain the
assembly with the ladder on the RIGHT, for LEFT side fitting, simply
mirror the actions explained and illustrated.
RIGHT
RIGHT LEFT
LEFT
UPPER BED FRAME
LOWER BED FRAME

x 2
x 2
Fixing the supports
You need:
Orientate the supports with the step sitting on the mattress rails and on the inside of
the bed. Now connect each support to the bed using the bolts.
8 x short bolts 3.5cm and an allen key
Connecting the rear safety panel
You need:
Please use two people to complete this assembly
Lift the rear safety panel into place, resting in up against the two support rails fitted
in the previous step. Now insert 4 long bolts into the panel end through the bed
legs and connecting to 4 x barrel nuts. Do not fully tighten bolts at this stage.
Insert the short bolts through each of the supports to attach the safety panel.
Now go around and tighten all bolts.
note: You might need to loosen the rear mattress rail to allow the rear panel to
slide into place.
4 x short bolts 3.5cm, 4 x long bolts 9cm and 4 x barrel nuts
x 2
x 2x 2
Fixing the supports, upper bed frame.
You need:
Orientate the supports on to the inside of the mattress rails. Now connect each
support to the bed using the bolts.
8 x short bolts 3.5cm and an allen key
x 2

2 x x 2
Fit the mattress base (upper bed)
34 x wood screws 3cm
Note: Please use TWO people to prevent scratching your bed.
Spread the mattress base out to full length on the floor, gently lift the bed base up
& over the upper bed frame, lowering it down and around the internal vertical
support rails. There should be four mattress laths at each end of the bed (between
bed end and internal support rails).
Screw all the bed laths down EXCEPT the four bed laths positioned at the bed
entrance. (we will return to these once the ladder is fitted)
Note: Please ensure that the bed lath fitted nearest to the bed end is positioned
tight up to the bed end.
Fix the front safety panel
4 x short bolts 3.5cm, 2 x long bolts 9cm and 2 x barrel nuts. (
Lift the front safety panel onto the bed with the barrel nut holes on the inside of
bed, and up against the bed leg positioned opposite to the ladder entrance end.
Fit 2 x long bolts (9cm) through the bed leg and into the barrel nut inside facing
holes.
Now tighten all the fittings (front panel and rear panel) as this will strengthen up the
bed frame
Ladder RIGHT)
Insert the short bolts through each of the supports to attach the safety panel.
x 34
Push inwardsPush inwards
S ome “light” inward pressure on the rails
b efore screwing down the mattress base
This helps keep the bed parallel
Push inwards

Make the bunk
You need: 4 x large dowel and 8 x Screws (3cm)
(TWO people to lift upper bed onto the lower bed).
Fit 4 x large wooden dowels into the top of the lower bed.
Lower the upper bed down onto the 4 wooden dowels projecting out of the lower
bed legs.
Once both beds are firmly together insert screws into the 8 holes on either side of
each join of the legs and tighten.
Fit the mattress base (Lower bed)
34 x wood screws (3cm)
Note: Please use TWO people to prevent scratching your bed.
Spread the mattress base out to full length on the mattress rails and screw every
bed lath to the bed supports.
x 34
Push inwards
S ome “light” inward pressure can
help keep the bed parallel
Note: Please ensure that the
bed laths fitted nearest to the
bed end is positioned tight up
to the bed end.
Push inwards
Push inwards

Fix the ladder to the bed
You need: 4 x 3.5cm bolts
Place the ladder into the bed entrance (note that the upper bed laths are not
fixed down)
Now connect the ladder through the two holes in the upper mattress rail and the
two holes in the lower mattress rail using the four bolts. Tighten the bolts once all
four bolts have been fitted.
Once the ladder is secure screw down the four remaining mattress laths on the
upper bed, making sure that the last bed lath is tight to the bed end.
Fit the ladder. 6 x Bolts 3.5cm
insert the three ladder treads into the ladder frame ( plain side upwards) and
connect each tread using 2 x 3.5cm bolt, tighten to complete.

Conversion
Make two single beds (option one)
Two people required.
Carefully remove the ladder, split the beds, remove the mattress bases and safety panels.
Now switch one upper end with a lower end keeping the mattress rails fitted to one set of
large ends, and tighten the bolts. Repeat the process on the other bed. Now fit the mattress
bases to the beds.
The large panel bed ends can be rotated to hide the cam sleeve holes, this panel would
then be facing outwards which is normally positioned against a property wall.
LARGE END
SMALL END
rotate panel
LARGE END
SMALL END
LARGE END
Make two special beds (option two)
Two people required.
Unscrew the screws fitted to the large connecting dowels, remove the ladder and lift the two
beds apart.
The lower bed frame can be used as it stands, you can rotate the bed panel to hide the cam
sleeve fittings should you wish to hide them, if positioned against a property wall.

Make two special beds (option two) cont;
Two people required.
The upper bed frame can be used as it stands creating a toddler bed or first bed. Leaving
the rear and front safety panel in position. By switching the panels you can change the bed
entrance for the bed.
Make two special beds (option two) cont;
Two people required.
The upper bed frame can be used as a day bed, leaving the rear safety panel in place.

Additional information
Periodically check that all assembly fixings are tightened properly, care should be taken to
ensure that no fittings are loose.
Always follow the manufacture`s instructions.
Please ensure that good ventilation is maintained within the room in order to keep humidity
low and to prevent mould in and around the bed;
WARNING Hole covers Not suitable for children under 36 months due to choking hazard.
The bed can be dismantled for storage or transportation.
Children are likely to play, bounce, jump and climb on beds, therefore the child`s bed should
not be placed too close to other furniture or windows, blind cords, curtain pulls or other strings
or cords and should be placed either tight to any wall or have a gap of 300mm between the
wall and the side of the bed.
Additional or replacement parts should be obtained from Little Folks Furniture.
WARNING Do not place this child`s bed near heat sources, windows and other furniture.
WARNING Do not use this child`s bed if any part is broken, torn or missing.
PRODUCT SAFETY
Moving the bed
Do Not drag the bed.
Lift the bed into place by supporting both the end bed frames and mattress rails,
keeping the bed assembly all together and in unison.
Splitting the bunk bed will reduce the weight of the product and help assist with
repositioning the product.