NEWSTYLE DIRECT CLOUD 9 User manual

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1. On our portable C-FRAME (sold separately)
2. Into a wooden beam (an eye lag screw provided for your convenience)
3. Around a beam using chain links
CAUTION: The Cloud 9 Deluxe Hanging Chair is not designed as a swing. Bouncing, swinging or any other significant movement while
in the chair may cause serious or fatal injury. Do not apply direct pressure across the overhead dowel to avoid breakage
159 KG
MAXIMUM WEIGHT CAPACITY
To make it easier for you, the Cloud 9 Chair has already been partly assembled.
Upon opening the cloud 9 box and lifting out the chair, you’ll noticed the rope has been knotted to the bottom hole of each
curved wooden arm and up through the square overhead dowel and then knotted through the top hole of each arm.
NOTE: If the ropes are only tied to the bottom section of each arm. In this case, you must ensure that the rope that is tied to
the bottom of each arm, is the same rope tied to the top of each arm. See below example
SECURING CHAIR PAD TO CHAIR FRAME -
To secure the bars, you will need from the “Hardware Kit”, 4 x Allen key bolts, 4 x
nuts, 4 x washers, the allen key and the spanner (refer to parts list).
STEP 1. Take the chair padding out of the box. On the underside of the chair padding you will see two tunnel loops across the
top and bottom of the pad.
STEP 2. Take the two round spreader bars. Feed one round spreader bar through the top tunnel loop, and one through the
bottom tunnel loop of the chair padding.
A “Brake Clip” has also been pre-placed on each rope, behind the square overhead dowel. The
brake clip holds the chair in position. You can adjust the position of your chair (lay back or sit
upright) by feeding the rope through the break clips until the desired position. The brake clip
should position up close and directly behind the square overhead dowel.
Then there are two separate rope pieces tied to the second holes of the square overhead
dowel (we call these the “hanging ropes”. Later these two rope pieces join and tie together to
the large S-Hook (forming a triangular shape) which becomes your hanging point. We’ll take
you through this in step 5.
STEP 3. The round spreader bars have a flat section cut into each end. Place each of the flat sides
up flush against arms, one across the top arms and one across the bottom arms. See image to
the right for example.
STEP 4. Using the allen key, fasten the long bolts to secure the spreader bar to the arm, placing a
washer and nut once the bolt is through to secure. You can use the spanner to fasten the nut to
the end of the bolt. Repeat this step for each end of the arms.
HANGING METHODS FOR THE CLOUD 9 CHAIR
TIP. Hanging your chair from a high verandah, you will still need to keep the “hanging rope” lengths at
approx. 60cm to 70cm on both sides in order for your footrest to sit at the right height. You can do this
by lowering the hanging point (being where you hang the S-hook) using extra chain (we have provided a
33.5cm chain which may be helpful). If you don’t do this, you will find your footrest is too short.
TIPS: Once “hanging Ropes” are tie to large S-hook, if your chair is tilting or twisting to one side, you may need to undo and re-tie the
knot as this means ropes were not held even when you tied the knot. Also the ropes being new will have a lot of give in them, so you may
need to sit in the chair and re-tie a few times to get the maximum give out of the ropes.
STEP 6. Your pre-assembled footrest is designed to be placed on the same hanging point as your chair. This is based on the
triangular shape that the two hanging ropes form, roughly measuring rope length of approximately between 60cm to 70cm on
each side; see the below image for example. Remember which ever length it measures, it should be the same on both sides.
Approx 60cm
Approx 60cm
STEP 5. Ensure the two “Hanging Ropes” are even when you securely knot it to the large S-Hook.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

1 x SQUARE OVERHEAD DOWEL
1 x FOOTREST
Pre-assembled as one section
with small S-Hook already attached
2 x CURVED WOODEN ARMREST
2 x ROUND SPREADER BARS
1 x CUP HOLDER
1 x CHAIR PAD
4 x Allen Key Bolts
4 x Nuts
4 x Washers
1 x Large S-Hook to hang chair
1 x Allen Key
1 x Spanner
1 x Small S-Hook for footrest
already on footrest
1 x Eye Lag Screw – Required if hanging
Chair from a wooden beam on verandah /pergola
1 x 33.5 cm Chain – Required if hanging from a
beam (can wrap around) or just need slight extension
Hardware Kit
PARTS LIST
1. Locate the ceiling joist or beam, using a stud finder or similar tool. For your
safety, be sure to locate the exact cent of the joist.
2.
Using a 3/16” drill bit, drill a hole (approximately 5” deep) perpendicular to the
ceiling. THE HOLE MUST BE DIRECTLY IN THE CENTRE OF THE STUD/JOIST FOR
MAXIMUM WEIGHT BEARING CAPACITY. (see image below). Failure to do so
could cause loosening in the eyebolt.
3. Screw the included eye lag into the hole until
all threads have disappeared into the
beam/joist (see images ).
4.
Check and make sure the eyebolt is securely
placed in the beam/joist each time before
sitting in the chair. Failure to do so could
result in injury. Do not loosen or adjust the
eye lag once it is in place.
HANGING FROM A BEAM USING THE EYE LAG SCREW - INSTRUCTIONS
2 Year Warranty (excluding colour fading)
To clean any dirty areas, use a soft brush & warm soapy
water and allow drying.
To maximise product life, we recommend keeping the chair
away from direct weather conditions when not in use.
To keep the timber arms looking new and fresh, we
recommend very light sanding and a fresh coat of clear
lacquer every year.
Check all connections to make sure they are secure and not
warn each time you use the product to ensure safety.
Check the hardware has not rusted.
WARRANTY & CARE INSTRUCTIONS
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2 x Brake Clips – already on the ropes.
If you have another 2 in your hardware kit,
they are only spare clips.