Perfect Choice Single Glider User manual

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Single Glider
Tools Not Included but equired: 7/16" wrench, either a power tool, hand driver, or ratchet wrench
that will accept a ¼" hex drive bit
Tools Included: # 2 square driver bit, 4 mm allen wrench
Materials Included:
1) Assembled Seat
2) Assembled Back
3) Assembled Arms
4) Assembled Leg Sets
5) Leg Supports
6) Bag of Hardware
Step 1
Begin by unfolding the two assembled legs
sets as shown. You can determine your left and
right side by looking at the four legs that need to be
unfolded. The front legs are the one’s with no angle
to them. The back legs will have an angle cut on
the top because it needs to sit on an angle. The
two leg sets need to face each other with the
notch’s facing inward.
Step 2
There are three leg supports for this chair.
Two of them are the same length and size. There
will be one made out of a two by four and two
made out of smaller stock lumber. You will need to
begin with the two that are the same size.
Stainless Steel Hardware Included:
2 - 2" stainless steel screws
8 - 3" lag screws
8 - 3 1/2" bolts
4 - 3" bolts
2 - 2 1/2" bolts
14 - flat washers, lock washers, & nuts
Step 1a
Start the assembly by plac-
ing the two leg supports in
the notch’s on one of the
leg sets. Then take a three
inch lag screw and screw it
through the leg set and
into the leg support until
tight, using the 4 mm allen
wrench provided. epeat
this step for the other side.
Step 1b
Step 2a
Step 2a
closer

Step 3
Now you will use the
last leg support. Here you
need to align the holes on
the cross bar of the leg
sets with the holes on the
ends of the final leg sup-
port. It is easiest if you
screw a three inch lag
screw through one of the holes until only about a quarter of
an inch is through the other side. This will give you a point
for aligning the holes with one another. Once you have
one started, you should put the one next to it in part way
as well. Then go to the other side and repeat. Once you
have got all the holes lined up and started, go back and
finish tightening up all four screws.
Step 4
Now that the lower frame is fully assembled, you
are ready to attach the assembled seat. Start by placing the seat in position on top of the assem-
bled lower frame. The front of the seat is the straight edge and the front
of the lower frame is the side with the straight legs. Once in position,
align the holes from the legs with the holes in the seat supports and
place a three and a half inch bolt through from outside to inside. It is
easiest if you start with a front leg on one
side and then move to the front leg on the
other side and then do the back legs in the
same manner. Once you have a bolt in all
eight holes, place a flat washer, lock washer,
and nut, in that order, on each bolt. Only hand tighten the nuts for
now.
Step 5
Now that the seat is attached to the legs and lower frame, it is time for the chair back. Start
by holding the chair back in position against the back of the seat and between the back legs of the
chair. Start with one end first. Using the number two square head driver bit provided, drive a two
inch screw through the lower support of the chair back
and into the seat
making sure to
press the back tight-
ly against the seat.
Once you have one
side screwed down,
move to the other
end. Screw the other
end down also mak-
ing sure to press the
back tightly against
the seat.
Step 2b
Step 3a
Step 3b
Step 4a
Step 4b
Step 5
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years to never crack, split or fade. To
clean, wash with soap and water. For
tough stains, use a solution with water and
soft scrub gel with bleah.
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Step 6
The arms go on next. The arms can be identified by the cut
out arches in them. The arches should face in towards each other
when attached to the chair. Start by placing a three inch bolt partly
through the top holes in the legs from the inside of the chair out-
wards. The bolts should not go all the way through yet. Line up the
holes in the arm support with the tips of the bolts you just inserted.
Once you have each bolt started in the proper hole, you may now
push them all the way through. Once all the way through, place a flat
washer, lock washer, and nut, in that order, on each bolt and only
hand tighten. epeat
this step on the other
side. Now place a two and a half inch bolt from the
top down through the
holes on the back-
side of the arm and
the upper back sup-
port. Once you have
both bolts through
these last holes,
place a flat washer,
lock washer, and nut
on the bolts and tight-
en securely.
Step 7
Go back through and tighten the rest of the nuts and bolts. Enjoy your glider!
Step 6b
Step 6a
Step 6c
Glider is als o
available in a
2 -Pers on
Vers ion