TOP TIPS BEFORE YOU START ! IMPORTANT. READ CAREFULLY - RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
1 ' Please check that all parts & hardware are present before you start the assembly of your furniture.
2' For ease and speed of assembly, we recommend that before you commence each step of the assembly,
Please identify all the parts required for that step.
3' We recommend that where possible, alJ items are assembled nea. to the area in which they will be placed in use,
to avoid moving the product unnecessarily once assembled,
4' For the proteciion of your furniiure, particularly items of high gloss finish, we recommend that the product is placed on a
Protected surface during assembly to prevent-any damagJ.
5' During assembly please take care not to over-tighten any fittings, as this may damage the product.
.+ Please periodically check all fittings and retighten as necessary.
* To clean your item, please use a damp cloth and wipe clean.
' Never allow any kind of liquid to remain on your furniture. Absorption can cause wood to warp or finishes to de-laminate.
r Piease do not place hot items (e.g hot drinks) directly on the wood surface.
. Please do not drag or pull your furniture.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
1. Thickness of mattress should not exceed 225mm.
2. Children should be discouraged from playing on top of this bunk bed.
3' The bunk bed should be checked periodically by the owner to ensure that the guardrail, ladder, and other components
are maintained in the correct position and state'of repair and that ali connector! are tight.
4' A bunk bed is not to be placed near a ceiling fan unless the distance between the closest points on the ceiling fan bunk
Bed is at lest 2 metres.
5, Use guardrails on both sides of upper bunk.
6. Prohibit horseplay on or under bed(s).
7. Prohibii more than one person on upper bunk,
8. Use Ladder for entering and leaving upper bunk.
9' lf the bunk bed will be placed next 10 the wall, the guardrail that runs the full length of the bed should be placed against
The wall to prevent enirapment between the bed and the wall.
10. WARNING Do not use the bunk bed/high bed if any struclural part is broken or missing.
I 1' Ventilation of the room is necessary in order to keep the humidity low and to prevent mouid in and around the bed.
12' WARNING "high beds & the upper bed of bunk beds are not suitabie for children under six years due to risk of injury from falls,,;
13' WARNING "children can become trapped between the bed & the wall, a roof pitch, .the ceiling, adjoining pieces of furniture (e.g.cupboard)
and the like' To avoid risk of se,rious injury the distance betuueen the top safety u"riir, "nJ ttrE'xiLi"i"ri j*.ture shall not exceed Tsmm
nor shall be more than 225mm,'
14. always follow the manufacturer's instruction;
15, Recommended Mattress size :90cm x 190cm (uK single) with Maximum Depth o{ 22.5cm
16. This item conforms to European Safety Standards - BS EN 747_1 : 2012 + A1 : Z01S & BS FN 747_2 | 2012 + A1 : 2015
17' WARNING "Bunk beds and high beds can present a serious risk of injury from strangulation if not used correcily. Never attach or hang
items to any part of the bunk bed that are not designed to be used wlth tfie bed, for example, but not limited to ropes, strings, cords,
hooks, belts and bags"
18' H.igh beds -and the upper bed of bunk beds is suitable for a maximum mattress thickness of 1g2mm. The top of mattress musi not come
above the line marked on the bed.
STRANGULATION HAZARD:
19' Never attach or hang items to any part of the bunk bed that are not designed for use with the bed for example, but not
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