PotteryBarn LOGAN HUTCH WITH SHELVES 36 inch User manual

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LOGAN HUTCH WITH SHELVES 36”

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Important Safety Instruct ons:
• Please read all instructions carefully before assembling.
• For your safety, assembly by two or more adults is strongly recommended.
• Keep instructions for future use.
• Use only vendor supplied hardware to assemble. Using unauthorized hardware could jeopardize the structural
integrity of the item.
Pre-assembly:
• Remove all parts and hardware from the bo and lay out on a clear carpeted or scratch-free work surface, as
this will avoid damaging parts during assembly. The shipping bo provides an ideal work surface.
• Do not dispose of any packaging or contents of the shipping carton until assembly is completed to avoid
accidentally discarding small parts or hardware.
• Use the parts and hardware lists below to identify and separate each of the pieces included.
• The illustrations provided allow for easier assembly when used in conjunction with the assembly instructions.
• The use of power tools to aid in assembly is not recommended. Power tools can damage hardware and split
wood.
Th s un t can be assembled w th other Logan components to setup as the Med a Su te, Corner Su te or
Off ce Su te.
Parts Included:
(A)
Top Panel
1
(B)
Bottom Panel
1
(C)
Left Side Panel
1
(D)
Right Side Panel
1
(E)
Fi ed Shelf
1
(F)
Adjustable Shelf
1

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Hardware Included:
(a)
Connecting Screw
M4 25mm
4
(b)
Sleeve Nut
M4 19mm
2
(c)
Drill Bit
Dia. 5mm
1
(d)
Threaded Rod
Dia. 5/16” 3-1/4”L
4
(e)
Half Moon Pressure
Plate
4
(f)
Spring Washer
5/16”
4
(g)
Flat Washer
5/16”
4
(h)
Nut
5/16”
4
( i )
Bolts
Dia. 1/4” 1-1/8”L
8
( j )
Shelf Pin
4
(k)
Wood Screw
Dia.3 16mm
4
 Anti-Tip Kit
Tools Requ red:
Phillips head screwdrivers
(not ncluded) Allen Key 4mm - 1 Wrench 5/16” - 1

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Assembly Instruct on Steps:
1. Using caution remove all components from their bo es making sure to set aside all hardware and parts.
2. Screw the threaded rods (d) to the insert nut found at the bottom of the left side panel (C). Align the pre-drilled
holes on the edge of bottom panel (B) with the threaded rods (d), assemble using the half moon pressure plates
(e), flat washers (g), spring washers (f) and nuts (h) and secure using the wrench. Attach the top panel (A) and
fi shelf (E) to the left side panel using the bolts (i), secure through the pre-drilled holes on the cleat and tighten
with the Allen key. (Fig. 1)
3. Repeat the step 2 to attach the top panel (A), fi ed shelf (E) and bottom panel (B) to the right side panel (D).
(Fig. 2)

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4.
To connect hutch with other pieces in the Logan Collection, bore holes should be made. Using the pilot holes as
a guide, bore holes on the side/s using a drill with the 5mm drill bit enclosed (c). Proceed with caution when
drilling holes. (Fig. 3)
Note: Only bore the holes on one side panel/s if this is to be connected with the Logan Bridge, Corner Hutch,
and other hutches. See Logan Bridge instructions for assembly to the Logan Bridge.
5. To connect with the Logan Base, bore holes on the top of the base using a drill and the 5mm drill bit (see base
instructions). Using two people place the 36” bases and (if applicable) the TV stand, Desk, Corner cabinet into
the desired location.
6. Gently set the hutch or the assembled hutches/bridges on top of the 36” base/s. Align the holes under the hutch
with the pre-drilled holes on the top of the base. Secure using the connecting screws (a) and tighten with the
Philip head screwdriver. (Fig. 4)

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7. To connect hutches together, align the bored holes on the side panel of the hutches. Insert the sleeve nut (b)
into the hole and secure with the connecting screws (a) on the other end by tightening and threading the sleeve
using the Phillips head screwdrivers. Repeat with the other sleeve and screw (Fig. 5)
8. Determine the desired height for the shelf. Insert the shelf pins (j) into the pre-drilled holes as shown below.
Carefully insert and gently rest the shelf onto the pins. (Fig. 6) and use wood screws (k) to secure the shelf.
If willing to change the position of a shelf, first remove the screws from the shelf pins (j) at bottom of shelf and
repeat Step 8
Side
Panels

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9. Once the assembled unit is moved into its final location, install included anti-tip kit (see separate instructions).
10. If the furniture still wobbles, adjust the levelers on the bases (see base instructions).
11. Assembly is complete.
NOTE: USE THE ANTI-TIP KIT PROVIDED TO SAFELY SECURE YOUR PRODUCT(S). FOLLOW THE
INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED TO PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY FROM TIPPING FURNITURE.
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k

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Poss ble conf gurat ons
Care Instruct ons:
• Dust often using a clean, soft, dry and lint-free cloth.
• Blot spills immediately and wipe with a clean, damp, cloth.
• We do not recommend the use of chemical cleansers, abrasives or furniture polish on our lacquered finish.
• Hardware may loosen over time. Periodically check to make sure all connections are tight.
Re-tighten if necessary.
Thank you for your purchase
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Imported by / Importé par / Importado por
WILLAMS-SONOMA INC.
3250 Van Ness, SF CA 94109, US
CANADIAN DISTRIBUTION ADDRESS/ ADRESSE DE DISTRIBUTION CANADIENNE / DIRECCIÓN DE DISTRIBUCIÓN EN CANADÁ:
3401 Dufferin St. Space 215, Toronto, Ontario, M6A 2T9, CA
FURNITURE TIPPING RESTRAINT
WARNING: This product is o ly a deterre t. It is ot a substitute for proper adult supervisio . Ma ufacturer
assumes o liability for improper i stallatio or excessive loads placed o screws, brackets or straps.
You g childre may be i jured by tippi g fur iture a d the use of a tippi g restrai t is highly recomme ded.
Whe properly i stalled, this restrai t will provide protectio agai st tippi g of fur iture. This tippi g restrai t
MUST be secured to a wall-stud or wall structure of similar stre gth.
Hardware i cluded:
(2) Brackets (1) Nylo Strap
(2) Lo g Stud Mou ti g Screws (2) Short Fur iture-Side Mou ti g Screws
Note: For safe mou ti g it is esse tial to use the proper hardware for your wall type. The i cluded hardware is for
drywall or stud mou ti g o ly. For other wall types (e.g., plaster, co crete a d brick) please co sult your local
hardware store for faste er advice.
To i stall:
1) LOCATING THE STUDS: Use a stud fi der to locate the vertical woode studs withi your wall located
behi d the fi al positio of the fur iture item. Mark the stud locatio s with a light pe cil-mark.
2) MOUNTING THE FURNITURE-SIDE BRACKET: Move the fur iture item close to the wall to its fi al positio .
Use pieces of tape or a pe cil to tra scribe the stud locatio s of the wall o to the fur iture item. Move the
fur iture item agai so you ca access its back a d use the marks to locate a suitable mou ti g poi t for the
fur iture-side bracket. Make sure that the bracket is secured to a firm portio of the fur iture frame a d as high
as possible. Remember: The fur iture-side bracket must be positio ed ear a wall stud. Usi g a pe cil, a d the
bracket as a guide, mark “screw marks” o the fur iture item through the bracket holes.
Use a 3/32” drill bit to drill pilot holes i to the fur iture item at the “screw marks”. Use the TWO Short screws
to secure the fur iture-side bracket. This bracket ca be positio ed either vertically or horizo tal as ecessary
(See Figure 1).
3) MOUNTING THE WALL-SIDE BRACKET: Positio the wall-side bracket alo g the selected stud mark so that it
will be adjace t the fur iture-side bracket whe the fur iture item is moved to its fi al positio . The wall-side
bracket should be about ONE i ch lower tha the fur iture-side bracket (See Figure 3). Use the TWO Lo g
screws to secure the wall-side bracket to the wall. Remember to positio the wall-side bracket vertically so that
both screws will e gage the selected wall stud (See Figure 2).
4) ATTACHING THE STRAP: Whe both brackets are securely attached, move the fur iture to its fi al desired
positio a d thread the strap through the ope i gs of each bracket a d also through the ratcheti g “buckle”.
Tighte the strap u til several “clicks” are heard. The fur iture item is ow securely tethered to the wall.
Note: If you must move the fur iture item, you ca release the strap by depressi g the lever arm located at its
buckle a d simulta eously withdrawi g the strap from the buckle. Make sure to reco ect the strap o ce the
fur iture item is retur ed to its previous positio .
Figure 1
Figure
2
Figure
3