Threshold STUDIO McGEE Promontory TGAVC60-19 User manual

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Promontory 60" Sliding Glass Media Stand
Style # TGAVC60-19
DPC-item #:249-10-0031

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Congratulations on your latest Target purchase.
Now what? Don’t start sweating o er this box of parts. This will be easy. We did the hard work for you.
All you need to do is follow our simple instructions and you’ll be on your way to transforming your room in no time.
Good luck – though we’re confident you won’t need it.
before you begin
1. Check for damaged or missing parts. Call 1-855-MYTGTHOME (855-698-4846) to order missing supplies.
2. Use the carton as a work surface to pre ent product damage during assembly.
3. Gather all tools prior to assembly.
tools needed (not included)
phillips head
screwdri er
For tipping restraint hardware kit only.
power drill

hardware
(H1) x 28
cam lock
(H2) x 28
cam bolt
(H3) x 22
M8 x 30mm
wood dowel
(H5) x 28
cam lock co er
S are hardware (H9) x 2
tipping restraint hardware kit
(inside plastic bag)
(H6) x 8+1
rubber bumper
3
(H4) x 8
shelf support
(H7) x 8
M3.5 x 12mm screw
(H8) x 2
M4 x 35mm screw

ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY
A Top panel 1
B Adjustable shelf 2
C Base 1
D Middle partition 1
E Left sliding door 1
F Right sliding door 1
G Back panel 2
H Side panel 2
ex loded diagram
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H
B
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
G

how to use the cam lock system
1. 2. 3.
4. 5.
1. 2. 3.
Screw cam bolt into panel Push cam into panel - arrow
feature on cam top points to
panel edge
Align cam bolt(s) with cam(s)
and insert all the way into
cross-bored hole(s)
Rotate cam(s) clockwise
190°-230° to lock panels
together
Panels should be tight against
each other and connection
should be rigid
190°-230°
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1.1. Securely screw the cam bolts (H2) into the designated small holes on the top panel (A), the base (C) and the side panels (H).
ste 1: re are the to anel, side anels and base assembly
(H2) x 28
cam bolt
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H
H
H2
H2
H2
H2
H2
H2
A
C
H2
H2

ste 2: attach the back anel between the side anels
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2.1. Insert four 30mm wood dowels (H3) into the side holes of the back panels (G) at both ends.
2.2. Align and attach the back panels (G) between the side panels (H) with eight cam locks (H1).
(H1) x 8
cam lock
(H3) x 4
M8 x 30mm
wood dowel
G
H
H
H1
H3
G
The cam locks face inward

ste 3: attach the revious assembly to the base
8
(H1) x 8
cam lock
(H3) x 7
M8 x 30mm
wood dowel
3.1. Insert se en 30mm wood dowels (H3) into the bottom inner holes of the panels (H and G).
3.2. Align and attach both side panels (H) and back panel (G) to the base (C) with eight cam locks (H1).
G
H
H
G
H
C
H1
H3
C
Floor le eler
The floor protectors

ste 4: attach the middle artition to the base
9
(H1) x 2
cam lock
(H3) x 2
M8 x 30mm
wood dowel
4.1. Insert two 30mm wood dowels (H3) into the bottom inner holes of the middle partition (D).
4.2. Align and attach the middle partition (D) to the base (C) with two cam locks (H1).
C
H3
H1
C
D
D

ste 5: attach the to anel to the revious assembly
(H1) x 10
cam lock
(H3) x 9
M8 x 30mm
wood dowel
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5.1. Insert nine 30mm wood dowels (H3) into the top inner holes of the panels (D, G and H).
5.2. Align and attach the top panel (A) to the pre ious assembly using ten cam locks (H1).
G
D
H
H
H1
H3
A
A

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ste 6: fasten the back anels
6.1. With the help of another adult, stand the unit upright.
6.2. Fasten the back panels (G) to the middle partition (D) with two 35mm screws (H8).
G
G
H8
H8
(H8) x 2
M4 x 35mm screw

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ste 7: install the adjustable shelf
7.1. Insert four shelf supports (H4) into the desired holes in the sides of each compartment. Make sure you place the four shelf supports at the same le el so the
shelf is not tilted.
7.2. Tilt and rest the adjustable shel es (B) onto the shelf supports. Secure the shelf in place with the 12 mm Screws (H7) for extra support.
(H4) x 8
shelf support (H7) x 8
M3.5 x 12mm screw
H
D
H
B
H4
B
B
H7

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ste 8: install the sliding doors
8.1. Pick up the left sliding door (E) and rest the bottom sliding rollers onto the roller track on the base (C).
8.2. Reach inside to top of door and slide le er down to retract the guide pin.
NOTE: The le er has lip on top edge to pull it forward at the bottom of slot to lock the pin in place.
8.3. Line up guide pins with the top guideway and press le er to unlock guide pin and release into the track.
8.4. If the guide pins can’t slide into the top guideway properly, take a Phillips screwdri er and adjust the center screw head on the back plates of the sliding
rollers to correct the top gap.
8.5. Repeat abo e steps to install the right sliding door (F). You need slide inside door to one side to allow access to the other side of the outer door in opening to
access slide door lock and release the guide pin. Then slide inner door to opposite side to allow access to other side of outer door in the open case and
release the other guide pin.
Guide pin
1
2
F
E
Le er
Door inner iew
A
Sliding roller
C
Door inner iew
Turn the center screw head
clockwise to rise the roller.
Turn it counter-clockwise to
lower the roller.
C

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ste 9: Install the cam lock covers and rubber bum ers
9.1. Plug the cam lock co ers (H5) into the isible cam locks to conceal the cams.
9.2. Using the pilot holes as a guide, affix the rubber bumpers (H6) onto each side panel (H) where the sliding doors are in contact with.
(H5) x 28
cam lock co er
(H6) x 8+1
rubber bumper
NOTE: DO NOT slam shut the sliding
doors to pre ent from damaging and
lea ing gap.
H6
H6
H
H
H
H5
F

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ste 10: install the ti ing restraint hardware kit
10.1. Adjust the pre-attached floor le elers to le el the unit against a wall.
10.2. Follow the instructions printed on plastic bag containing tipping restraint hardware to attach tip-o er restraint between the unit and wall.
NOTE: You can share the back panel screw hole for the anti-tipping hardware. You must use this tipping restraint to attach this unit to the wall, to pre ent
accidents and/or injures.
Tools required: Phillips screwdri er, stud finder, tape measure, pencil, power drill and 1/8” drill bit (not pro ided).
Wooden stud
(H9) x 2
tipping restraint hardware
kit (inside plastic bag)
Wall
Metal bracket Nylon strap
Short screw
Wall
Long screw
Floor leveler
H9

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Care and Maintenance
 Use a soft, clean cloth that will not scratch the surface when dusting.
 Use of furniture polish is not necessary. Should you choose to use polish, test first in an inconspicuous area.
 Using sol ents of any kind on your furniture may damage the finish.
 Ne er use water to clean your furniture as it may cause damage to the finish.
 Always use coasters under be erage glasses and flowerpots.
 Liquid spills should be remo ed immediately. Using a soft, clean cloth, blot the spill gently. A oid rubbing.
 Always use protecti e pads under hot dishes and plates. Heat can cause chemical changes that may create spotting within the furniture finish.
 Stains or marks from crayons or ink markers will be difficult to remo e.
 In the e ent that your furniture is stained or otherwise damaged during use, we recommend that you call a professional to repair your furniture.
 Check bolts/screws and nuts periodically and tighten them if necessary.
Further Advice about Wood Furniture Care
It is best to keep your furniture in a climate-controlled en ironment. Extreme temperature and humidity changes can cause fading, warping, shrinking and
splitting of wood. It is ad ised to keep furniture away from direct sunlight as sun may damage the finish.
Proper care and cleaning at home will extend the life of your purchase. Following these important and helpful tips will enhance your furniture as it ages.
We hope you enjoy your purchase for many years.
Thank you for your purchase!
QUALITY GUARANTEE
We are confident that you will be delighted with your Whalen Furniture purchase.
Should this product be defecti e in workmanship or materials or fail under normal use, we will repair or replace it for up to one (1) year from date of purchase.
E ery Whalen Furniture product is designed to meet your highest expectations. We guarantee that you will immediately see the alue of our fine furniture.
This warranty gi es you specific legal rights and you may also ha e other rights which ary from state to state or pro ince to pro ince.
Customer Ser ice: 1-855-MYTGTHOME (855-698-4846)
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., PST, Monday to Friday
www.whalenfurniture.com

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M AX I M U M R E C O M M E N D E D W E I G H T L O A D S
MANUFACTURER: Whalen Furniture Manufacturing
CATALOG: Promontory 60" Sliding Glass Media Stand
MODEL # TGAVC60-19
USE WITH TELEVISIONS
WEIGHING 80 LBS (36.3 KG) OR LESS. USE WITH HEAVIER TELEVISIONS MAY RESULT IN INSTABILITY CAUSING TIP
OVER RESULTING IN DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY.
MAXIMUM LOAD 22.7 kg / 50 lb
FITS UP TO MOST 149.9 cm / 59 in
DIAGONAL FLAT-PANEL TVS
MAXIMUM LOAD 36.3 kg / 80 lb

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The maximum recommended weight allowance is 36.3 kg / 80 lb for to anel.
The maximum recommended weight allowance is 22.7 kg / 50 lb for shelves.
Death or serious injury may occur when children climb on audio and/or ideo equipment furniture. A remote control or toys
placed on the furnishing may encourage a child to climb on the furnishing and as a result may tip o er onto the child.
NEVER allow children to climb or play with the TV or furnishing supporting the TV.
NEVER place toys, food, remote, etc. on top of the TV or TV furnishing.
ALWAYS use either the safety hardware as instructed or other wall anchoring de ice.
Relocating audio and/or ideo equipment to furniture not specifically designed to support audio and/or ideo equipment
may result in death or serious injury due to furniture collapse or o er turning onto a child.
NEVER place a TV on furniture that is not intended to support a TV.
NEVER exceed the maximum size and weight of the TV shown in the instructions.
Be sure to refer to the TV warning label as shown in the instructions.
O erloading drawers and shel es may result in furniture that can break or sag, or tip-o er which may result in injury.
NEVER exceed the weight limits shown in the instructions.
Place the hea ier items on lower shel es as far back from the front as possible.
Load the bottom surfaces first to a oid top-hea y furniture.
Mo ing furniture that is not designed to be mo ed or equipped with casters may result in injury or damage to furnishings or
personal property.
ALWAYS unload shel es and drawers, starting with the top surfaces, before mo ing.
NEVER push or pull furniture on carpet. Ha e a friend help lift properly to mo e and/or reposition it.
DO NOT use the unit as a seating surface.
This unit is not intended for use with CRT TVs. The top surface maximum weight capacity is 80 lbs. (36.3 kg) and maximum load
59 in. (149.9cm) diagonal flat-panel TV. The shelf maximum recommended weight allowance is 50 lbs. (22.7 kg). Use
with hea ier tele isions may result in instability causing tip o er resulting in death or serious injury.

Questions? Just call 1-855-MYTGTHOME (855-698-4846) for parts and ser ice. For faster ser ice, ha e the style number and DPCI number ready when calling.
FURNITURE TIPPING RESTRAINT
YOUNG CHILDREN MAY BE INJURED BY TIPPING FURNITURE AND YOU MUST USE THIS TIPPING
RESTRAINT TO ATTACH THIS UNIT TO THE WALL, TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS AND/OR INJURIES.
TO PROVIDE PROTECTION AGAINST THE UNEXPECTED TIPPING OF
FURNITURE DUE TO IMPROPER USE.
USE OF TIP-OVER RESTRAINTS MAY ONLY REDUCE, BUT NOT ELIMINATE, THE RISK OF TIP-OVER.
WARNING
 Unit must be placed on a le el surface or le eled with included hardware (when applicable).
 Do not sit or stand on or allow children to climb, sit or stand on the assembled product.
 For safety reasons, it is imperati e that this unit be mounted to the wall.
 Do not use without installing the tip restraint.
 Unit can tip o er causing se ere injury or death.
 Do not exceed the recommended weight limits.
 E enly distribute the weight on each le el and always keep the hea ier loads on the bottom.
 Before cutting, drilling or hammering into any wall or floor surface, erify the location of electrical,
plumbing and gas lines. Cutting may cause serious injury.