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Instructions for Catalina Four Leg
Extension Tables
Tools required
Components included:
Table top assembly with leaf (1)
Lay the table top sub-assembly face
down on a soft level surface. Use a
Philips head screw driver to remove
blocks under the table top assembly by
detaching all the flat head screws from
the shipping blocks (Figure 1).
Step 1: Remove the shipping blocks
Philips head screw driver
Hardware included:
#20 x ¼” nuts (8)
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Figure 1. Remove the shipping blocks from
Table top
assembly
Washers (8) Legs (4)
Unpack the table
onto a soft level
surface and identify
the listed items.
Catalina Four Leg Extension Tables:
40” x 72” Extension Table
40” x 66” Extension Table
40” x 60” Extension Table
46” x 72” Extension Table
46” x 66” Extension Table
Flat head screws
Shipping
block
Shipping
block
the table top sub-assembly
Remove the
shipping blocks
Flat head screws
Table top sub-assembly
Table leg

Tools required
Slide a washer and anut over each
leg bolt and hand tighten. Then use
the 7/16”wrench to tighten the nuts
securely. Repeat this to attach the
other legs (Figure 2).
Step 2: Install the table leg
7/16” wrench
To lock the top, push down the small black
handle in the middle of the slide arm. To
unlock the top, simply push the handle up on
both sides. Lock-up handle located in the
middle of the slide arm (Figure 3). If you
prefer to use Table Lock to operate the table
top, please keep this Slide Lock unlocked at
all times after initial setup of the table.
Figure 3. Lockup handle location
Figure 2. Install the legs to the
2
Table top assembly table top sub-assembly
Table leg
When
in use How to use the Slide Lock to lock and unlock the table top
Lockup handle
Washer
Nut
Leg bolt
Wrench

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When
in use How to open and close table top
operation video
Open the table top Close the table top
Scan to watch
Push the top from either end towards
the center.
Unfold the leaf.
Pull out the table top from either end.
Unlock the table (if locked).
Lock the table (optional). Close the top by pushing it to the
center from either end.
Lift up the leaf and gently fold it into
the table.
Pull out the table top from either end.
Unlock the table (if locked).
Lock the table (optional).
Care Instructions
To care for and preserve the finish on your new Copeland Furniture piece, please keep the following
recommendations in mind.
While our furniture has been finished with a durable top coat, the surface may be sensitive to
dents and abrasions during the first 30 days in your home.
Treat the surface finish gently so it does not dent or chip. Tape or stickers should not be put on
the finish.
For general care use a soft cloth to dust the furniture.
Use damp cloth with a mild soap to clean-up spills or dirt. Dry the surface thoroughly.
Please do not use any polishes, waxes or solvents to clean the surface of the furniture. This holds
true for new Copeland Furniture pieces as well as items you may already have in your home.
Please do not place any candles directly on the surface of your furniture. The perfumes and dyes
in the candles may penetrate the finish.
Beds must be disassembled before moving to avoid damage. Never attempt to move the bed
while it is assembled.
Special Care Instructions for Cherry Furniture
Please read the following if you have purchased a Copeland product in cherry. Furniture that has
been crafted from cherry wood becomes darker with age. The change in color, from a reddish tan to
a reddish brown, is most noticeable during the first six months of ownership. It is important to
understand that exposure to light accelerates the natural oxidization process. An object left on a
cherry wood surface for an extended period of time may retard the aging process in a limited area.
Simply remove the object and, over time, the surface will attain a uniform reddish brown color.
If you have any questions or difficulties, please call us at the number below between the hours of 8:00 am and 4:30 pm eastern time.
156 Industrial Drive, Bradford, VT 05033 Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone] www.copelandfurniture.com
Attention: after the table is fully assembled, DO NOT try to pick up the table from the
ends –especially if the table is fully extended. Should the table need to be relocated,
close the table and carefully lift the table in the middle area where the two tops meet.

How to Operate Extension Table Lock Mechanism
Tools required None
One leaf extension tables usually have two locking locations (Figure 1). The inner position is for
locking the table when the leaf is unfolded (Figure 1-2). The outer position is for locking the table
when the leaf is folded (Figure 1-1). Two leaf extension tables have three locking locations. Similar
to the one leaf table, the inner locking location is for when leaf is folded, the middle locking
position is for when one leaf is open, the outer locking location is for when two leafs are open.
Figure 1-1. Outer locking position when leaf folded
To release the lock, simply rotate the
long handle (on the underside of the
table) so that the short lock pin
disengages from the friction plate
(Figure 2-1).
Figure 1-2. Inner locking position when leaf unfolded
Locking locations
How to lock/unlock the extension
table
To lock the table, rotate the long handle
on the lock mechanism till the short
lock pin engages with the friction plate
(Figure 2-2).
Long handle
Short lock
pin
Friction
plate
Long
handle
Friction
plate
Short
lock pin
Outer locking
locations Inner locking
locations
Figure 2-1.
Unlock the table
Figure 2-2.
Lock the table