Teknik Industrial Style Bench Desk 5420032 User manual

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Industrial Style Bench Desk
5420032
NOTE: THIS INSTRUCTION
BOOKLET CONTAINS IMPORTANT
SAFETY INFORMATION.
PLEASE READ AND KEEP FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE.
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Table of Contents Assembly Tools Required
Part Identification
Hardware Identification
Assembly Steps
Safety
3
4
5-8
9
No. 2 Phillips Screwdriver
Tip Shown Actual Size
Skip the power trip.
This time.
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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 TOP (1)
B SMALL SHELF (1)
C LARGE SHELF (1)
D LEFT END (1)
E UPRIGHT (1)
F RIGHT END (1)
G LONG TOP BRACE (1)
H BACK BRACE (1)
I SHORT TOP BRACE (2)
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
I
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Hardware Identification
åScrews are shown actual size. You may receive extra hardware with your unit.
1-3/16" ALLEN SCREW - 8
1
1/2" ALLEN SCREW - 16
3ALLEN WRENCH - 1
4
1-1/8" PAN HEAD SCREW - 8
2
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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 SHORT BRACES (I) to the RIGHT END (F) and
UPRIGHT (E). Turn eight 1/2" ALLEN SCREWS (3) using
the ALLEN WRENCH (4).
å Fasten the LONG TOP BRACE (G) to the UPRIGHT (E)
and LEFT END (D). Turn four 1/2" ALLEN SCREWS (3)
using the ALLEN WRENCH (4).
å Fasten the BACK BRACE (H) to the UPRIGHT (E) and
LEFT END (D). Turn four 1/2" ALLEN SCREWS (3) using
the ALLEN WRENCH (4).
D
E
F
I
I
G
H
4
3
IMPORTANT: Do not tighten
the ALLEN SCREWS until
assembly is complete.
Remember:
Righty tighty.
Lefty loosey.
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1/2" ALLEN SCREW
(16 used in this step)
3

å Fasten the SMALL SHELF (B) to the END (F) and
UPRIGHT (E). Use four 1-1/8" PAN HEAD SCREWS (2). Do
not overtighten the SCREWS.
å Fasten the LARGE SHELF (C) to the END (F) and
UPRIGHT (E). Use four 1-1/8" PAN HEAD SCREWS (2). Do
not overtighten the SCREWS.
Step 2
2
Slide the SHELVES (C and B)
in from the side.
B
C
E
F
Surface
with holes
Surface
with holes
Surface
with holes
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1-1/8" PAN HEAD SCREW
(8 used in this step)
2

å Flip your unit onto its TOP.
å Fasten the TOP (A) to the ENDS (D and F), UPRIGHT (E)
and LONG TOP BRACE (G). Tighten eight 1-3/16" ALLEN
SCREWS (1) using the ALLEN WRENCH (4).
å Tighten all ALLEN SCREWS with the ALLEN WRENCH.
Step 3
1
4
A
FE
D
G
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IMPORTANT: Tighten the
ALLEN SCREWS before
standing your unit upright.
1-3/16" ALLEN SCREW
(8 used in this step)
1

Step 4
å Carefully stand your unit upright.
å NOTE: Please read the back pages of the instruction
booklet for important safety information.
å This completes assembly. Clean with your favorite furniture
polish or a damp cloth. Wipe dry.
60 lbs.
30 lbs.
30 lbs.
If you're doing this to
help a friend, don't
leave without a bite.
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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 and drawers.
• Improper loading can cause the product
to be top-heavy.
• Risk of injury.
• Top-heavy furniture can tip over.
• Overloaded shelves and drawers can
break.
• Never exceed the weight limits shown in
the instructions.
• Work from bottom to top when loading
shelves and drawers. Place the heavier
items on the lower shelves or in lower
drawers.
• 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.
• Breakage of tops - particularly with
double pedestal furniture (drawers at both
ends).
• Unload shelves and drawers from top to
bottom before moving the unit.
• Do not push furniture, especially on a
carpeted floor. Have a friend help you lift
the item and set it in place.
• Provide support to the center section of
the top when lifting the furniture.
• 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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