PotteryBarn LOGAN LARGE TV STAND User manual

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LOGAN LARGE TV STAND

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Imported by
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Pottery Barn
3250 Van Ness, San Francisco, CA 9 109
WARNING
For use with televisions weighing 200 lbs / 90.9 (Kg) or less with a maximum width of 62 inches / 157. (cm) which
represents the overall width or inside dimension of the unit the TV will be placed on.
Attention : this unit is not rated for use with a CRT type television.
WARNING
Death or serious injury may occur when children climb on audio and/or video equipment furniture. A remote
control or toys placed on the furnishing may encourage a child to climb on the furnishing and as a result the
furnishing may tip over on to the child.
WARNING
Relocating audio and/or video equipment to furniture not specifically designed to support audio and/or video
equipment may result in death or serious injury due to the furnishing collapsing or over turning onto a child.
All other support shelves should not be loaded more than 25 lbs.
DO NOT EXCEED RECOMMENDED LOAD. Use with heavier televisions may result in instability causing tip
over resulting in death or serious injury.
Please use caution when using electrical equipment. Improper use could result in the risk of fire, electric shock or
injury to persons associated with the use of this unit during operation, user-maintenance, loading, storage, and, as
applicable, electrical issues including grounding or double-insulation.
Electronic components generate heat that may cause damage to the equipment. Please refer to the
manufacturer’s owner’s manual for space and ventilations requirements.
Do not allow children under 16 years to move cart.
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Product weighing 25 pounds (11.3 kg) maximum
per shelf.
For use with televisions weighing 2 lbs /
9 .9 (Kg) or less with a maximum width of
62 inches (157.4 cm).

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Important Safety Instructions:
• 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-assemb y:
• Remove all parts and hardware from the box and lay out on a clear carpeted or scratch-free work surface, as
this will avoid damaging parts during assembly. The shipping box 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.
Parts Inc uded:
(A) Top Panel 1x
(B) Side Panel 2x
(C) Partition Panel 2x
(D) Bottom Panel 1x
(E) Back Panel 1x
(F) Door 2x
(G) Small Adjustable Shelf 2x
(H) Large Adjustable Shelf 2x
A
B
G
C
F
D
F
H
H
E
C
G
B

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Hardware Inc uded:
(a)
Bolt
Dia. 1/ ’”x1-1/8”L
16x
(b)
Wood screw
#8x5/8”L”
24x
(c)
Bolt
M4x5/8”L
8x
(d)
Bolt
Dia. 5/32”x7/8”L
2x
(e)
Handle
2x
(f)
Shelf Pin
16x
(g)
Wood Screw
Dia.3 x 16mm
16x
 Anti-Tip Kit
Too s Required:
Allen Wrench 4mm 1x Philips Head Screwdriver (not included)
Assemb y Instruction Steps:
1. Attach the Side panel (B) and the Partition panel (C) to the Bottom panel (D) using Bolts (a) as shown in
Fig.1 .Tighten by hand first. Securely tighten all bolts with Allen Wrench, but do not over tighten the Bolts.
C
B
D
A en
a
G
B
C
a
Fig. 1

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2. Attach the Top panel (A) to the assembled pedestal using Bolts (a) as shown in Fig.2. Tighten by hand at first.
Securely tighten all Bolts with Allen Wrench, but do not over tighten the Bolts.
3. Attach the Back Panel (E) to the assembled pedestal using Wood Screw (b) as shown in Fig.3. Securely tighten
with Phillip screwdriver.
B
B
A
C
D
C
A en
Wrench
a
Fig. 2
Fig. 3

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4. Attach the Door (F) onto the Side Panel (B) of assembled pedestal using Bolt (c) .Securely tighten with Philip
screwdriver.
5. Attach the Handle (e) to the Door (F) using Bolt (d) .Securely tighten with Philip Screwdriver.
F
F
c
c
e
d

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6. Determine the desired height for the shelf .Insert the Shelf Pin (f) into the pre-drilled holes as shown below.
Gently lay the Shelf (G & H) onto the Shelf Pins. and use wood screws (g) to secure the shelf.
If willing to change the position of a shelf, first remove the screws from the shelf pins (f) at bottom of shelf and
repeat Step 6.
G
H
G
f
g
f

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7. If the Furniture still wobbles, open the Side Door (F) and adjust the levelers through the holes at the four corners
with Allen Wrench.
NOTE: USE THE ANTI-TIP KIT PROVIDED TO SAFELY SECURE YOUR PRODUCT(S). FOLLOW THE
INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED TO PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY FROM TIPPING FURNITURE.
Care Instructions:
• 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.
325 Van Ness, SF CA 941 9, US
CANADIAN DISTRIBUTION ADDRESS/ ADRESSE DE DISTRIBUTION CANADIENNE / DIRECCIÓN DE DISTRIBUCIÓN EN CANADÁ:
34 1 Dufferin St. Space 215, Toronto, Ontario, M6A 2T9, CA
FURNITURE TIPPING RESTRAINT
WARNING: This product is only a deterrent It is not a substitute for proper adult supervision Manufacturer
assumes no liability for improper installation or excessive loads placed on screws, brackets or straps
Young children may be injured by tipping furniture and the use of a tipping restraint is highly recommended
When properly installed, this restraint will provide protection against tipping of furniture This tipping restraint
MUST be secured to a wall-stud or wall structure of similar strength
Hardware included:
(2) Brackets (1) Nylon Strap
(2) Long Stud Mounting Screws (2) Short Furniture-Side Mounting Screws
Note: For safe mounting it is essential to use the proper hardware for your wall type The included hardware is for
drywall or stud mounting only For other wall types (e g , plaster, concrete and brick) please consult your local
hardware store for fastener advice
To install:
1) LOCATING THE STUDS: Use a stud finder to locate the vertical wooden studs within your wall located
behind the final position of the furniture item Mark the stud locations with a light pencil-mark
2) MOUNTING THE FURNITURE-SIDE BRACKET: Move the furniture item close to the wall to its final position
Use pieces of tape or a pencil to transcribe the stud locations of the wall onto the furniture item Move the
furniture item again so you can access its back and use the marks to locate a suitable mounting point for the
furniture-side bracket Make sure that the bracket is secured to a firm portion of the furniture frame and as high
as possible Remember: The furniture-side bracket must be positioned near a wall stud Using a pencil, and the
bracket as a guide, mark “screw marks” on the furniture item through the bracket holes
Use a 3/32” drill bit to drill pilot holes into the furniture item at the “screw marks” Use the TWO Short screws
to secure the furniture-side bracket This bracket can be positioned either vertically or horizontal as necessary
(See Figure 1)
3) MOUNTING THE WALL-SIDE BRACKET: Position the wall-side bracket along the selected stud mark so that it
will be adjacent the furniture-side bracket when the furniture item is moved to its final position The wall-side
bracket should be about ONE inch lower than the furniture-side bracket (See Figure 3) Use the TWO Long
screws to secure the wall-side bracket to the wall Remember to position the wall-side bracket vertically so that
both screws will engage the selected wall stud (See Figure 2)
4) ATTACHING THE STRAP: When both brackets are securely attached, move the furniture to its final desired
position and thread the strap through the openings of each bracket and also through the ratcheting “buckle”
Tighten the strap until several “clicks” are heard The furniture item is now securely tethered to the wall
Note: If you must move the furniture item, you can release the strap by depressing the lever arm located at its
buckle and simultaneously withdrawing the strap from the buckle Make sure to reconnect the strap once the
furniture item is returned to its previous position
Figure 1
Figure
2
Figure
3