Oxford & Garden CH60SW User manual

C H A D W I C K S W I N G - 5'
ITEM - CH60SW
O X F O R D G A R D E N
O X F O R D G A R D E N
1729 Research Drive, Unit A Louisville, Kentucky 40299
877.866.3331 (fax) 502.719.8888
Assembly Instructions page 1 Chadwick Swing - 5'
Components
1Right Arm Assembly
QUANTITY: 1
2Left Arm Assembly
QUANTITY: 1
3Back
QUANTITY: 1
4Seat
QUANTITY: 1
5Front Rail
QUANTITY: 1
Hardware
Dowel
QUANTITY: 14
Wood Screw
QUANTITY: 8
Finishing Items (included)
Medium Grit Sandpaper
NOTE: A hammer and a phillips head screwdriver
(not provided) will be needed for the assembly
of this swing.
NOTE: If the furniture is going to be placed
on a concrete or tile patio, it should first
be rinsed well to remove the sawdust
that may cause some staining.
A
B
Eye Bolt with Nylon Rope
QUANTITY: 4
Washer
QUANTITY: 8
D
C
Acorn Nut
QUANTITY: 4
E
About Shorea Wood
Wood Care Instruction
Shorea is a tropical hardwood that is comparable to teak. Because of its high oil content it
is resistant to rotting, bug infestation, and the effects of wind, rain, sun, and snow. If left
untreated shorea weathers naturally to a beautiful silver gray color. Some surface
roughness may develop, especially at the end grain, but over a period of about one year,
the natural weathering process will stabilize. Moderate checking in the grain is normal
with exposure to the elements. Small surface cracks that may appear in no way affect the
structural integrity of the furniture. As weather conditions and temperatures fluctuate
these small cracks may expand and contract.
To prevent the staining of concrete or tile the furniture should be rinsed well after
assembly to remove dust that might remain from the manufacturing process. Although
shorea weathers well we recommend a routine application of teak oil or Cabot’s
Australian Timber Oil in extremely dry climates. A routine oiling is also recommended for
furniture to be used for dining purposes to discourage staining from food and drink spills.
For seasonal cleaning rinse the furniture well and then scrub (using a sponge or soft
bristle brush) with a mild solution of water, laundry detergent and a little bleach. Rinse
with fresh water.
To restore the original wood color, Oxford Garden suggests applying Cabot’s Australian
Timber Oil or any high quality teak oil after cleaning. Test in an inconspicuous spot first, to
approve the color. Application of oil is at the customer’s discretion and is not covered by
the warranty. Paint or any products with polyurethane are not recommended, as
application of these products will void the warranty as well.
For additional information regarding our warranty, please visit www.oxfordgarden.com

Step 1
On a clean flat surface, lay right arm assembly 1 on its side
mortise holes facing up. Place the back 3 into the mortise
of the right arm assembly.
Step 3
Line up and place left leg assembly 2 onto those parts NOTE: Insert the tapered end of the dowels first.
already assembled.
Step 2
Locate the small label on the bottom of the seat that reads “front”.
With the front of the seat toward the front of the bench, line up
and insert the front rail 5 and seat 4 into the right arm assembly.
Insert the large rounded pegs at the front and rear of the seat into
the back and front rail.
Step 5
Step 4 detail
Using a phillips head screwdriver, screw the 8 wood
screws Binto the predrilled holes on the underside of
the seat to attach the seat to the seat back, front rail and
arm assemblies as shown.
Assembly Instructions page 2 Chadwick - 5' Swing
A
2
4
3
A
1
Step 4
With a hammer, drive 4 dowels Ainto the predrilled holes found
on the front of the arm assemblies to hold the front rail into place.
Drive the remaining 8 dowels into the predrilled holes located on
the back of the arm assemblies to hold the back in place.
4
5
AA
A
A
A
1
3
45
2
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B

Step 7
Assembly Instructions page 3 Chadwick - 5' Swing
Step 6
To attach the rope, first screw in the eye bolts placing the
washers on either side of the arm and secure with the
acorn nut . NOTE: Make sure to tighten the acorn nut fully to
insure that you have a secure connection.
Carefully secure the loose ends of the ropes to an overhead beam
using the proper hardware that has been approved for this purpose.
If tying knots, make sure that you have tied a secure knot and use
caution.
Step 6 (detail)
C
C
C
C
C
D
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D
D
D
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E
E
C
D
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