NRS Compact Easy with Armrests & Backrest M48477 User manual

User Instructions
Compact Easy Vinyl Perching Stools
Maximum User Weight:
25st
158kg
Intended Use
The Compact Easy Perching stool is intended
to provide a comfortable, stable, seat for
users who are unable to stand for long
periods. The seat slopes forward to allow the
user to achieve a relaxed "perching" position
when sitting and also to assist the user in
rising. The stool may be used in the shower,
bathroom or kitchen
Specifications:
Powder coated Steel frame
Padded vinyl seat
Dimensions:
Seat height Adjustable: 535-685mm (21-27”)
Seat width: 440mm (17
1
/
4
”)
Seat depth: 360mm (14
1
/
4
”)
Width between arms: 450mm (17
3
/
4
”)
Unpacking
Check all parts carefully before assembling
the product.
Do not assemble if any of the parts are
damaged.
Do not assemble if any of the parts in the
Contents list are missing.
General Safety Warning
Please ensure these instructions are fully
read and understood before installation/ use.
Retain these instructions in a safe place for
future reference.
CONTENTS LIST
Item Description Qty.
1 Seat/Frame 1
2 Backrest (M48477 Model Only) 1
3 Left Hand Armrest 1
4 Right Hand Armrest 1
5 Leg Assembly (Comprising, Leg, E-
clip, Leg extension & Ferrule)
4
6 End Cap 6
Fitting Instructions
Note: Tools are not required to assemble this
product
1 - Take the leg assembly and locate it into the
seat using the groove on the seat tube for
alignment. (See diagram 2)
2 - When the leg is in position screw the plastic
hand nut, on the leg, to the seat until it is hand
tight, take care to align the plastic mouldings
correctly before screwing tight.
3 - Repeat for all four legs.
M48477 – Compact Easy with Armrests & Backrest
M48489 – Compact Easy with Armrests
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Manufactured for
Nottingham Rehab Supplies
Clinitron House, Excelsior Road,
Ashby Park, Ashby de la Zouch,
Leicestershire, LE65 1JG
United Kingdom
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Int’l: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
This product is from a range of over 3000 daily
living aids available from Nottingham Rehab
Supplies. To view the full range visit
www.nrs-uk.co.uk or request a catalogue
from the above number.
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uk.co.uk
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Fit
ting Instructions
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Continued
4 - With the stool in an upright position fix the
armrests to the product. This is done by
pressing the spring clips flat to the tube, to
allow the tube to enter the seat tube. Keep
pushing the armrest tube into the seat until
both clips “Click” into position.
Note: There is a left hand and right hand arm
rest, when assembled they should align to the
slope of the seat (see diagram 3)
5 – To fix the Backrest (M48477 only) use the
same method as described for the armrests.
The product is now fully assembled.
Note: If required the product can be used
without armrests or backrest. If this
configuration is required, the ends of the tube
should be sealed with the end caps supplied,
to prevent water ingress.
Height Adjustment
To adjust the stool to the desired height, firstly
remove the plastic E clips connecting the
stools' legs and leg extensions. Slide the leg
extensions to the required position ensuring
that all legs are equal in height. Replace the
plastic clips ensuring that each clip is fully
connected.
Using the Perching Stool
Ensure the stool is placed on a level, even
surface. The stool can be used in a shower,
bathroom or kitchen.
Safety Precautions
•Do not exceed the maximum user weight
limit.
•Inspect at regular intervals for wear and
damage.
•Check seat for damage or tearing.
•Do not use if rubber feet are damaged.
•Periodically check the legs for excess
movement
•Inspect regularly to ensure Hand Nuts on
all legs are fully tightened
Cleaning Instructions
Clean regularly, use a general purpose, neutral
detergent and warm water. Do not use an
abrasive detergent, cleaner or cloth to clean or
dry this product.
To disinfect, wipe with a mild chloride
disinfectant (solution of 1000 parts per million).
LEG
ASSEMBLY
HAND NUT
SEAT ASSEMBLY
SEAT TUBE
ALIGNMENT
GROOVE
DIAGRAM
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2
DIAGRAM
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3
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THE ANGLE OF THE
ARMREST AND THE
SEAT SHOULD BE
THE SAME
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