Teknik City Center 5425658 User manual

NOTE: THIS INSTRUCTION
BOOKLET CONTAINS IMPORTANT
SAFETY INFORMATION.
PLEASE READ AND KEEP FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE.
Tall Bookcase
City Center Collection | Model 5425658
The stories of your life.
Teknik
www.teknikoffice.co.uk

Part Identification
Hardware Identification
Assembly Steps
Safety
Table of Contents Assembly Tools Required
No. 2 Phillips Screwdriver
Tip Shown Actual Size
Hammer
Not actual size
3
4
5-8
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Electric drill with 1/8" or 3/8" bit
(ONLY in indicated step)

Part Identification
åWhile not all parts are labeled, some of the parts will have a label or an inked letter on the edge
to help distinguish similar parts from each other. Use this part identification to help identify similar parts.
Now you know
our ABCs.
A LEG (4)
B TOP (1)
C SHELF WITH INSERT (2)
D SHELF (2)
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A
B
C
D
D
A
A
A
C

Hardware Identification
åScrews are shown actual size. You may receive extra hardware with your unit.
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1/2" PAN HEAD SCREW - 16
3
L-WRENCH - 1
1FURNITURE TIPPING
RESTRAINT KIT - 1
96
213/16" HEX HEAD SCREW - 24

Step 1
å Assemble your unit on a carpeted floor or on the empty carton
to avoid scratching your unit or the floor.
å Fasten the LEGS (A) to the TOP (B). Tighten eight 13/16" HEX
HEAD SCREWS (2) using the L-WRENCH (1).
å Fasten the SHELVES WITH INSERTS (C) to the LEGS (A). Tighten
sixteen 13/16" HEX HEAD SCREWS (2) using the L-WRENCH (1).
å NOTE: You should start each SCREW a few turns to help line up
the holes.
å NOTE: Do not completely tighten the
SCREWS in the SHELVES
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13/16" HEX HEAD SCREW
(24 used in this step)
2
Surface with holes
AB
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
C
Surface with holes
The TABS on the LEGS
should face each other.
This hole
must be here.
1
C
Surface with holes

å Fasten the SHELVES (D) to the TABS on the LEGS (A). Use
sixteen 1/2" PAN HEAD SCREWS (3).
å NOTE: You should start each SCREW a few turns to help
line up the holes.
å Completely tighten all of the SCREWS in your unit.
Step 2
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1/2" PAN HEAD SCREW
(16 used in this step)
3
D
A
A
A
A
Surface with holes
D
Surface with holes

Step 3
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1st
4th
96
å Carefully stand your unit upright against the wall in its final location.
å 1st - Use the FURNITURE TIPPING RESTRAINT KIT (96) for added stability. Fasten the SAFETY STRAP to the TOP (B)
using the short screw.
å The following instructions show your unit being fastened to a wall stud. If you are not fastening your unit to a wall stud,
go to the next step now.
å 2nd- Locate the center of a stud in your wall near your unit and mark it with a pencil.
å 3rd- Drill a 1/8" hole on the mark and into the stud in your wall.
å 4th- Fasten the unit to the wall. Use the long screw through the other end of the strap and into the 1/8" hole.
å NOTE: Please read the back pages of the instruction booklet for important safety information.
å This completes assembly. Clean with a damp cloth. Wipe dry.
Electric drill with 1/8" bit
3rd
Mark and drill a 1/8"
hole into the wall stud.
2nd
B
Use the short screw
through the hole in the
strap and into the TOP (B).
15 lbs.
35 lbs.
35 lbs.
35 lbs.
35 lbs.

Step 4
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4th
1st
Electric drill with 3/8" bit
2nd
3rd
96
å 1st- With your pencil, strike a mark through the center of the hole in the SAFETY STRAP.
å 2nd- Drill a 3/8" hole on the mark.
å 3rd- While you squeeze the wings together, gently tap the WALL ANCHOR from the FURNITURE TIPPING RESTRAINT
KIT (96) into the hole until it is even with the surface of the wall.
å 4th- Turn the long screw through the hole in the SAFETY STRAP and into the WALL ANCHOR.
å NOTE: You will need to turn the long screw multiple turns to completely tighten and secure your unit to the wall.
å NOTE: Please read the back pages of the instruction booklet for important safety information.
å This completes assembly. Clean with a damp cloth. Wipe dry.
15 lbs.
35 lbs.
35 lbs.
35 lbs.
35 lbs.
Mark and drill a 3/8"
hole into the wall.

WARNING
Please use your furniture correctly and safely. Improper use can cause safety hazards,
or damage 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 loading can cause the
product to be top-heavy.
• Risk of injury.
• Top-heavy furniture can tip over.
• Overloaded shelves can break.
• Never exceed the weight limits shown in
the instructions.
• Work from bottom to top when loading
shelves. Place the heavier items on the
lower shelves.
• Improperly moving furniture that is not
designed 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
moving 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 against a
wall.
• Children climbing on the shelves can
cause the product to tip. • Risk of injury or death. • Do not allow children to climb on the shelves. Avoid placing items like toys or
candy on upper shelves.
• Use the supplied tipping restraint kit for
added stability.
• Placing TVs on furniture items that are
not designed to support a television is
hazardous.
• Risk of injury or death. TVs can be very
heavy. Plus the weight and location of the
picture tube tends to make TVs unbalanced
and prone to tipping forward.
• This product is not designed to support a
television.
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