pardo STREAMLINE 3000 Double User manual

Tools Required For Assembly
No 2 & No 4 Phillips Head Screwdrivers No 2 Slot Head Screwdriver Hammer
Electric Drill (Hammer Drill for
Masonry) 6.5mm Masonry Drill Bit Pliers
Spirit elbatsujdAleveL Spanners 24mm Socket Set
19.06.15
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
DOUBLE
ONE PIECE DOOR WALL BEDS
STREAMLINE 3000

Piano hinge
Both edges to
be cut
at 17
degrees
Detail
DIAGRAM 1
17 deg. angle to both edges
(refer to detail above)
370mm
220mm
Board is to lean back
against the back rail
Pillowcatch
Head Board with 4 x holes
Bolt thru back of pillowcatch so
that the nut is on the inside of the
frame
Piano Hinge
Cupboard
1.
Panels (Double)
1 x Top
1 x Top Back Rail
1 x Back Rail
1 x Front Skirting
1 x Bottom
1 x Right Hand End
1 x Left Hand End
1 x Door
1 x Left Hand Frame Rail
1 x Right Hand Frame Rail
2 x Mid Frame Rail
1 x Top Frame Rail
1 x Bottom Frame Rail
2
x 3mm Packers
Panel #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11, 12
13
14
15, 16
Size (mm)
1460 x 446 x 16
1460 x 250 x 16
1460 x 570 x 16
1460 x 100 x 16
1460 x 439 x 16
2100 x 480 x 16
2100 x 480 x 16
1996 x 1456 x 16*
1902 x 160 x 16
1902 x 160 x 16
1870 x 160 x 16
1364 x 160 x 16
1364 x 160 x 16
1800 x 30 x 16
This is the recommended cabinet construction method to ensure the mechanism operates correctly. Variations of construction
should be checked with Pardo. 16 or 18mm thick particleboard doors are recommended.
Mattress size
1400 x 1900 x 250D MAXIMUM depth
Door + Mattress
58 kgs MAXIMUM weight
Cabinet Components
Pillowcatch
Cabinet Construction
10.
13.
11.
12.
14.
1.
2.
6.
3.
5.
4.
8.
9.
7.
*If door is produced in 2 x pieces additional structural support is required. Refer to detail H.

2 x Counter Balance Mechanism
2 x Cabinet Angle Brackets
Bolts / Nuts / Screws - Various
2 x Mounting Brackets
2 x
Bed Straps 28 Slats
56 Slat Cup Holders
1 x Manual Foot
64 x Cam Bolts
10 x Green Wall Plugs
64 x Fix Cams
2 x Handles
1 x Piano Hinge
15 x Large Trim Caps
2.
Cabinet Hardware
Mechanism Components
4 x Nut, Bolt and
Double Washer setup

Skirting
Board
Wall
Cut skirting recess
before pushing cabinet
against the wall
End Panel
Front Panel
Base
Panel
DETAIL B
Fastening with
angle
brackets
DETAIL A
Wall plugs
Refer to detail B
Refer to detail A
3.
Step1 - Fixing Cabinet To Wall
* Lay cabinet face down with bottom facing the wall.
* To ensure the cabinet is flush against the wall when upright, it may be necessary to cut a larger recess
into bottom of left and right hand end of cabinet.
* Lift cabinet at top, pushing towards wall, being careful to have sufficient ceiling clearance.
* Place cabinet into position against the wall and, using a spirit level against either the right or left hand end and the top,
find the correct vertical and horizontal position. Mark this position on the wall with a pencil.
PLEASE NOTE
As there is a lot of tension in the Wallbed when in the open position, it is
very important that the cabinet is securely fixed to the wall.
* Locate wall studs and mark clearly with pencil.
* Sit angle brackets in cabinet top, flush with top and
back edge and against the wall studs. Ensure that the
twin hole side of bracket is against the wall.
* Fix angle brackets through wall into studs using
65mm screws .
* Ensure cabinet is in correct vertical position.
Fix bottom of brackets into cabinet top using
16mm screws.
FASTENING OPTIONS 1
(for gyprock, fibro or timber walls)
FASTENING OPTIONS 2
* Ensure cabinet is in correct vertical position.
* With a pencil or nail, mark the wall through the
predrilled holes in the top back rail and the
bottom back rail.
* Move cabinet aside. Using a 6.5mm masonry bit,
drill 60mm deep holes into wall and insert wall plugs
supplied.
* Move cabinet back into place against wall.
* Fix top back rail to wall through predrilled holes
using 65mm screws. put on cover caps.
(for brick/masonry walls)
* Fix bottom back rail to wall. Countersink screws
to avoid pillow catch scraping on them.
* Fix bottom back rail to wall. Countersink screws
to avoid pillow catch scraping on them.

DETAIL C
SITTING PIVOT BLOCK INTO MOUNTING BRACKETS
DIAGRAM 2
Mounting Bracket
Leave Levelling Screw
5mm clearance for later
adjustment
Levelling Screw
Pivot Block
Counter Balance
Mechanism
DIAGRAM 3
Manual Foot
Step2 - Wall Bed mechanism Assembly / Installation
* Bolt bed frame mounting brackets to left and right ends through predrilled holes using
sleeves
and bolts provided. (DETAIL C)
* Bolt left and right hand counter balance mechanisms to door bed frame.
* Prior to fitting bed frame into cabinet, be sure leveling screws are protruding
2-3mm out of - the bottom of the block (for later adjustment). Sit pivot block into
mounting brackets (Diagram 2).
When complete, leave bed frame vertical in cabinet.
* Fit manual foot to top of door bed frame (Diagram 3).
Note: Door is now ready to lift upwards.
As there is no tension on the mechanism, the doors are very heavy.
(Ensuring counter balances are to inside of door bed frame).
* With one person each side of the bed, lift door up to within 30º of closing (Diagram 4).
* With a large 24mm socket turn tension handle clockwise on counter balance mechanisms to adjust tension.
(Approximately 30 quarter turns would adjust tension sufficiently for a medium weight mattress.)
* Test by lowering the cabinet door to floor and up again. The correct tension is achieved when the bed frame and doors
lift slightly off the floor without the weight of a mattress.
* If Headboard and pillowcatch are being used, hinge them together using piano hinge.
* Bolt Headboard to head of bed door frame.
* Attach handles to door (handles not supplied).
* Attach bed straps to sides of bed frame by sliding ends through sewn loops over frame edge, approximately 300mm from
head and foot of bed frame, and tighten until secure.
* Slide mattress onto bed frame and secure with bed straps.
* Close doors and again ensure that they align with cabinet. Final adjustment may be neccessary
and can be done by turning leveling screws in mounting block whilst the bed is open at 30º. (Diagram 5)
WARNING
When operating the Wallbed mechanism the bed frame must be carefully lowered
all the way to the floor and not left to drop freely. If the bed frame is lowered
without the
weight of a mattress it may spring back causing injury.
4.

DIAGRAM 4
DIAGRAM 5
5.
ADJUST TENSION COUNTER BALANCE MECHANISMS
Turn tension handles clockwise to increase tension
ADJUSTING LEVELLING SCREWS
Final adjustment of doors may be made by
adjusting levelling screws in mounting block
whilst bed is open at 30 degrees
Lift doors up to within 30 degrees of closing
30
_
+

NOTE: CABINET CONSTRUCTION
THIS IS THE RECOMMENDED
CABINET CONSTRUCTION METHOD
TO
ENSURE THE MECHANISM
OPERATES CORRECTLY.
VARIATIONS OF
CONSTRUCTION
SHOULD BE CHECKED WITH
PARDO PRIOR TO CHANGES.
16
OR 18MM THICK
PARTICLEBOARD DOORS ARE
RECOMMENDED.
Carcass Side Elevation n.t.s
Plan n.t.s.
Door Side Elevation n.t.s
Min
446mm
For
250mm
thick
mattress
2100mm
2mm
260
96
Wall
Wall
Floor Line
446mm MIN.
Refer to detail D
Top Rail
Door
Middle Rail
Allow for existing
skirting
if any
Door
16 16
Refer to detail F in
installation instructions
35
127
56
Ø 35
Refer to detail E
1460
1996
Door
35 diam. pivot hole
through board
160 16
3
661
3
661
DOUBLE BED
658 658
100
2
28 slats & caps
provided
to be
fixed to top of
this face
1400
16 16 14
30 30
2
35mm dia. x 11mm
7mm dia. thru hole
DETAIL D
73mm
Door As Dotted
Skirting As Dotted
DETAIL E
100
45 degree
angle
chamfer
2
4
12.5mm dia. x 8mm
deep counterbore to
external face of 7mm
dia. thru holes
Carcass Construction - Double Manual Foot Wall Bed Mechanism
Refer to detail H
Refer to detail G
6.

28
DOOR
1400
35
160
DETAIL F
N.T.S
Carcass Construction - Double Manual Foot Wall Bed Mechanism
PLASTIC CUP (SLAT HOLDER)
608
DOOR
160
32
62
SIDE
7mm DIA. THROUGH HOLES
32
60
64
7
1996
SCREW POINTS FOR
FOOT / LEG
DETAILS G & H
N.T.S
1215
1368
1456
79
64 48
48
16
3
7.
Add full width 70MM x 45MM
timber structural support if door is
produced in 2 x pieces.
CONTINUOUS ANGLE
ALLROUND TO FIX
BASE TO DOOR