Plyroom SHIBUI DRINKS User manual

PARTS REQUIRED
A
3 x single shelves
B
4 x medium oak
leg dowels
D
8 x
dowel plugs
C
12 x
brass inserts
E
12 x
screws
1 x
Hex
Key
SHIBUI DRINKS
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Created in Melbourne from sustainably forested Birch and
Tasmanian Oak, your Shibui shelf is an exercise in simple, subtle
and unobtrusive beauty.

HOW TO ASSEMBLE
Shibui Drinks Shelf is best put together with company, so find a friend before you get started.
PART 
Find a soft floor surface such as a rug or carpet. Rest one of the single shelves flat on the floor with the underside
facing up. Insert the 4 single dowels into the circular openings on the on the floor so all the tops (see diagram) are
facing up. Insert a screw into each opening and fasten with the Hex key provided until they are firmly in place.
Important
When fastening the screws for the top of the Shibui please do not over fasten as this can damage the oak dowels.
Tighten the screws until the shelving feels secure and steady.
To p
Underside facing up
Bottom
(note extra length
below last hole)
PART 
Whilst the structure is resting on the floor slide the next single shelf onto the leg dowels and rest at the third
opening in the leg dowels. Dowel holes line up with the opening in the single shelf. Insert a screw into each
opening and fasten with the Hex key provided until they are firmly in place. Note This shelving is precision cut.
When inserting the next shelf, place on legs at even heights at all time and always apply even pressure when
threading onto legs.

PART 
Insert the last single shelf into the structure and repeat part 2, fastening screws into the last opening on the leg
dowels.
PART 
Carefully turn the structure over.
The brass pins can be pushed into place in the openings where each shelf meets with the oak supports.
The remaining open elements on the oak supports can be inserted with the small oak plugs provided.

PRODUCT CARE
Like a person, the materials we have selected for your Shibui have their own idiosyncrasies and this personality will
develop over time. Timbers take some time to stabilise both while they are being produced, and after you take
them home. Timbers will absorb varying degrees of moisture depending on their environment (e.g. husingle areas
create higher moisture absorption, whereas timbers in air conditioned or cooler areas are generally drier). Changes
in environment over time can create expansions and contractions in the wood, and cracking or warping is not
uncommon. This, along with naturally occurring knots, gum veins or variations, is not an indication of an inferior
product, but simply a feature of the changing face of this natural material.
For general care we recommend dusting with a clean, dry cloth, or wiping down with soft cloth wrung dry from
plain water (leaving the surface dry after cleaning).
Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight as this may alter the colour of the product.