Teknik Boulevard Cafe Series User manual

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Oval Bookcase Display Unit
Boulevard Cafe Collection | Model 5421957
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Teknik

Table of Contents Assembly Tools Required
Part Identification
Hardware Identification
Assembly Steps
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Safety
Warranty
No. 2 Phillips Screwdriver
Tip Shown Actual Size
Skip the power trip.
This time.
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2
4-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15
FURNITURE TIPPING RESTRAINT KIT - 1
99
Hardware Identification
åScrews are shown actual size. You may receive extra hardware with your unit.
Pae 2
2BLACK 12" MACHINE SCREW  24
BUMPER - 16
1

Part Identification
åWhile not all parts are labeled, some of the parts will have a label or an inked letter on the ede
to help distinuish similar parts from each other. Use this part identification to help identify similar parts.
Now you know
our ABCs.
A END (2)
B TOP FRAME (1)
C SHELF FRAME (3)
D CONNECTOR (2)
E GLASS SHELF (4)
A
B
C
D
E
A
C
C
D
E
E
E
Pae 3

Step 1
å Assemble your unit on a carpeted floor or on the empty
carton to avoid scratchin your unit or the floor.
å Fasten the CONNECTORS (D) to one of the ENDS (A).
Use four BLACK 1/2" MACHINE SCREWS (2).
å NOTE: Be sure the holes in the CONNECTORS line up
with the holes in the END.
å Then, fasten the other END (A) into the
CONNECTORS (D). Use four BLACK 1/2" MACHINE
SCREWS (2).
Pae 4
1
A
AD
D
BLACK 1/2" MACHINE SCREW
(8 used in this step)
2
Some assembly
(and snacks) required.

å NOTE: Do not completely tihten the SCREWS in the
FRAMES. Start each SCREW a few turns in each FRAME
before completely tihtenin any of them.
å Fasten the FRAMES (B and C) to the ENDS (A). Use
sixteen BLACK 1/2" MACHINE SCREWS (2) throuh the
tabs on the ENDS and into the holes in the FRAMES.
å NOTE: Be sure the hole in the back ede of the TOP
FRAME (B) is facin down towards the floor.
Step 2
Pae 5
A
A
B
C
C
C
The hole
must be here.
BLACK 1/2" MACHINE SCREW
(16 used in this step)
2
Tab

å Carefully stand your unit upriht.
å Stick a BUMPER (1) onto each tab on the FRAMES (B and C).
Step 3
Pae 6
Pro Tip: Lift with your
les. And, you know,
your arms.
B
C
C
C
1
(16 used)

Step 4
Pae 7
Tempered safety lass is used. It is stroner than normal lass, and it will not break into lon, sharp, knife-like
shards. However, safety lass can break. When safety lass breaks, it instantly fractures into small, bead-like
pieces. These small pieces may have sharp edes.
For your safety, follow these precautions when you assemble your product:
• Wear safety lasses or other eye protection.
• Do not try to drill into or cut safety lass. It will instantly break into small pieces.
• Do not force the lass into position.
• If the lass breaks, be careful when you pick up the pieces. They may have sharp edes.
Caution
å Carefully place the GLASS SHELVES (E) onto the tabs on
the FRAMES (B and C).
B
C
E
C
C
E
E
E

Step 5
Pae 8
å We recommend usin the FURNITURE TIPPING RESTRAINT KIT (99) for added stability. Fasten a bracket to the back
ede of the TOP FRAME (B) usin the 5/8" screw as shown.
å Place your unit in its final location aainst a wall.
å NOTE: The tack lides on your unit can be adjusted.
å Follow the instructions included in the KIT to fasten your unit to the wall.
å NOTE: Please read the back paes of the instruction booklet for important safety information.
å This completes assembly. Clean with your favorite furniture polish or a damp cloth. Wipe dry.
99
Use the 5/8" screw throuh the
small hole in a bracket and into the
back ede of the TOP FRAME (B).
Small hole
B
30 lbs.
30 lbs.
30 lbs.
30 lbs.

WARNING
Please use your furniture correctly and safely. Improper use can cause safety hazards,
or damae to your furniture or household items. Carefully read the following chart.
Look out for: What can happen: How to avoid the problem:
• Overloaded shelves.
• Improper loadin can cause the
product to be top-heavy.
• Risk of injury.
• Top-heavy furniture can tip over.
• Overloaded shelves can break.
• Never exceed the weiht limits shown in
the instructions.
• Work from bottom to top when loadin
shelves. Place the heavier items on the
lower shelves.
• Improperly movin furniture that is not
desined and equipped with casters. • Furniture can tip over or break if improperly moved.
• Physical injury. Furniture can be very
heavy.
• Unload shelves from top to bottom before
movin the furniture.
• Do not push furniture, especially on a
carpeted floor. Have a friend help you lift
the item and set it in place.
• This unit must be positioned aainst a
wall.
• Children climbin on the shelves can
cause the product to tip. • Risk of injury or death. • Do not allow children to climb on the shelves. Avoid placin items like toys or
candy on upper shelves.
• Use the supplied tippin restraint kit for
added stability.
• Placin TVs on furniture items that are
not desined to support a television is
hazardous.
• Risk of injury or death. TVs can be very
heavy. Plus the weiht and location of the
picture tube tends to make TVs unbalanced
and prone to tippin forward.
• This product is not desined to support a
television.