Whittier Wood Furniture 327Wb User manual

Production Code:
06/10
VN
P.O. Box 2827
Eugene, OR 97402 USA
Congratulations!
This fine piece of furniture will make a gorgeous
addition to your home. For the best results, read the
Assembly Instructions and Finishing Hints before
you begin your project.
Service Policy: We will replace any part that is
defective, missing or damaged during assembly.
Please contact Whittier Wood Products customer
service department directly by phone, fax, mail or
email for a replacement part.
To Order: Provide the furniture model number (found
on the upper left hand side of this page), the part letter,
production code, quantity needed, reason for replacement,
your full name, address and telephone number.
Parts ship from our Eugene, Oregon factory within one
or two business days from the time we receive your
request. Please allow five to ten business days for delivery.
CALL US FIRST! Do not return this item to the store.
800-653-3336 • Outside the U.S. or Canada: 541-687-0213 • Fax: [phone]
www.whittierwood.com • P.O. Box 2827 • Eugene, Oregon 97402, U.S.A.
Hours: Our friendly customer service staff can be
reached Monday-Friday 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Pacific
Time). You may leave a message 24 hours a day,
seven days a week.
Assembly Instructions
Model #
327Wb
Modern Writing Desk
Before you load or move this unit, check to make
sure all screws and supports are tight.
.
Before you begin your project, completely read the
Assembly Instructions and Finishing Hints.
For normal household use only. Not recommended
for commercial use.
Unload items before you move this unit.
Do not overload the drawer.
Do not climb, sit or stand on this piece of furniture.
Store this item: 1- in its box; 2- in a dry place; 3- in
temperatures that range from 40°F to 90°F (not on a
cold and possibly damp cement floor).
Periodically inspect your furniture for any loose
glue joints, screws or any other problem that might
affect the stability of your furniture. Tighten or
repair as needed.
IMPORTANT NOTES:

X – 3/8" x 1-1/2" Wood Dowel
– Qty. 6 (inserted)
M – #6 x 5/8" Undercut Screw
– Qty. 12 (inserted)
R – Insert Nut
– Qty. 4 (inserted)
OP – Drawer Slides
– Qty. 1 set (attached)
S – 3/8" x 2-1/2" Hex Bolt
– Qty. 4
Bb - Front Left Leg
- Qty. 1
Fb - Back Right/Left Leg
- Qty. 2
E - Drawer - Qty. 1
Gb - Side Stretcher - Qty. 2 Db - Back Stretcher - Qty. 1
Cb - Front Right Leg
- Qty. 1
Lb – #8 x 1-1/4"– Pan Head Screw
– Qty. 31 (25 inserted)
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T – Washer – Qty. 4
Ab - Top Assembly - Qty. 1
I - Side Support - Qty. 2 (attached)
327Wb Modern Writing Desk — Parts List
Please identify the parts and check that quantities received match those on this list.
If you need to replace a part, refer to the following letter and model name.
W – #8 x 1-1/4" Machine Screw
– Qty. 1 (inserted)
V – Knob – Qty. 1 (attached)

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Tools Required: Phillips Screwdriver, 9/16" Wrench, Rubber Mallet or Padded Hammer, Wood Glue
Assembly Instructions
327Wb Mission Writing Desk
IMPORTANT:
We recommend that you apply a finish before you assemble this unit.
Before doing so, please read the enclosed Finishing Hints.
Cb
Fb
Db
Ab
Gb
Bb
S
T
Gb
1. Position the Legs (Cb, Fb and Bb) and Side Stretchers (Gb) as shown in Figure 1. NOTE: Be sure the
insert holes on the corners of the legs face inward. Spread a thin layer of glue in the dowel holes
and insert Stretchers (Gb). With a damp rag, quickly wipe off any excess glue.
2. Place the Top Assembly (Ab) upside-down on a clean, protected surface. Spread a thin layer of
glue in the remaining dowel hole in each Back Leg (Fb) and insert Back Stretcher (Db) as shown in
Figure 2. Position leg/stretcher assembly outside and against the corners of the aprons. Insert a
3/8" x 2-1/2" Hex Bolt (S) with a Washer (T) through the corner brace and into the Insert Nut in each
leg. See Figure 2a.
Fig. 1
Fb
Fb
Fig. 2
Fig. 2a
S x 4
T x 4

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P 3
Lb
3. Using the predrilled holes as guides, insert #8 x 1-1/4" Pan Head Screws (Lb) through the stretchers
and into the legs as shown in Figure 3.
4. Turn the unit upright and insert the Drawer (E).
Fig. 3
Lb
Lb
Lb x 6

Código del producto:
06/10
VN
Modelo #
P.O. Box 2827
Eugene, OR 97402 USA
Sólo para uso doméstico. NO se recomienda para
uso comercial.
Ne se suba, no se siente ni se pare sobre este mueble.
No mueva este mueble mientras esté lleno. Vacíelo antes
de moverlo.
No cargue en exceso el cajone de este table.
Guarde los paneles: 1- en su caja; 2- en un sitio seco;
3- en un rango de temperaturas comprendido entre 40ºF
y 90ºF (no en un piso de cemento frío que tal vez esté
húmedo).
Revise su mobiliario en forma periódica para detectar
despegadas, tornillos flojos o cualquier otro problema
que uniones pudiera afectar la estabilidad del mismo.
Apriete los tornillos o repare las piezas según corresponda.
IMPORTANTE:
Lea por completo las Instrucciones y las Sugerencias
para el Acabado antes de comenzar a armar el mueble.
Antes de cargar o mover este mueble, compruebe que
todos los tornillos y soportes estén apretados.
327Wb
Escritorio Moderno
Instrucciones de ensamblaje
Normas para obtener servicio: Reemplazaremos las
piezas que tengan defectos, falten o se dañen durante
el armado. Sírvase comunicarse con el departamento de
servicio al cliente de Whittier Wood Products
directamente por teléfono, fax, correo postal o
electrónico para obtener piezas de repuesto.
Para ordenar: Proporcione el número completo del modelo
del mueble (se encuentra en la esquina superior izquierda de
esta página), la letra de la pieza, el código de producción, la
cantidad que necesita, el motivo del reemplazo, su nombre
completo, dirección y número de teléfono.
PRIMERO LLÁMENOS! No devuela este artículo a la tienda.
800-653-3336 • Fuera de los Estados Unidos o Canadá: 541-687-0213 • Fax: [phone]
www.whittierwood.com • Correo: P.O. Box 2827 • Eugene, Oregon 97402, USA
Horario de atención: Nuestro amable personal de
servicio está disponible de lunes a viernes, de 7:00 a.m.
a 5:00 p.m. (Hora del Pacífico). Puede dejar un mensaje
las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana.
Las piezas se envían desde nuestra planta en Eugene, Oregon,
uno o dos días hábiles después de recepcionar su solicitud.
Tenga en cuenta que la entrega tomará de cinco a diez
días hábiles.
!
Felicitaciones!
Este fino mueble será una bella adición para su hogar.
Para obtener el mejor resultado, comience leyendo tanto
las Instrucciones de ensamblaje como las Sugerencias para
el Acabado antes de comenzar su proyecto.
!

Instrucciones de ensamblaje
Herramientas Necesarias: Destornillador Phillips, Llave de 9/16"
Mazo de goma o martillo almohadillado, Cola para madera
1.
327Wb Escritorio Moderno
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Parte ParteDescripción DescripciónCant. Cant.
I Soporte lateral (unido) 2
Ab Conjunto del tablero 1
E Gaveta 1
Gb Tirante lateral 2
Db Tirante posterior 1
Cb Pata delantera derecha 1
Bb Pata lateral izquierda
Pata posterior izquierda/derecha
1
Fb 2
. . . . . . . . . . .
.... . .. . ... .
........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
............. . ..
..............
......... . .
........ . .
. . . .
S Perno hexagonal 3/8" x 2-1/2" 4. . . . . . . .
T Arandela 4
Lb Tornillo de cabeza troncocónica
#8 x 1-1/4" 31
................. . . . .
R Tuerca (insertado) 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(25 insertado) . . . . . .
X Taquete de madera
3/8"x1-1/2" (insertado) 6. . . . . . . .
Lista de piezas
Identifique las piezas y verifique que las cantidades de las piezas recibidas coinciden con las de esta lista.
Si tiene que reemplazar una pieza, indique la letra y el nombre del modelo que vienen a continuación.
Coloque las patas (Cb, Fb y Bb) y los tirantes laterales
(Gb) como muestra la Figura 1. AVISO: cerciórese de
que los orificios en las esquinas de las patas miran hacia
dentro. Aplique una capa delgada de cola en los orificios
para los taquetes e introduzca los tirantes (Gb). Limpie
rápidamente el exceso de cola con un trapo húmedo.
3. Utilizando los orificios pre-taladrados, introduzca
tornillos de cabeza troncocónica #8 x 1-1/4" (Lb) a través
de los tirantes y en las patas, como muestra la Figura 3.
4. Coloque el mueble boca arriba e introduzca la gaveta (E).
Fig. 1 — Glue all Dowels = APLIQUE COLA A
TODOS LOS TAQUETES EN ESTE PASO
2. Coloque el tablero superior (Ab) boca abajo sobre una
superficie limpia y protegida. Aplique una capa delgada
de cola en el orificio restante de cada pata posterior (Fb)
e introduzca el tirante posterior (Db) como muestra la
Figura 2. Coloque el conjunto pata/tirante en el exterior
y contra las esquinas de los faldones. Introduzca un
perno hexagonal 3/8" x 2-1/2" con una arandela (T) a
través de la esquinera y en la tuerca en cada pata. Ver
Figura 2a.
Fig. 2 — Glue all Dowels = APLIQUE COLA A
TODOS LOS TAQUETES EN ESTE PASO
IMPORTANTE:
RECOMENDAMOS ACABAR EL MUEBLE ANTES DE ENSAMBLARLO.
Antes de acabarlo, lea los consejos para el acabado incluidos.
Tornillo rebajado #6 x 5/8" (insertado)
M 12. .
.
OP Correderas de la gaveta (unidas) 1 juego. . .
V Tirador (insertado) 1
....... . . . . . . . .
Tornillo para metal #8x1-1/4" (insertado)
W 1

Code produit:
06/10
VN
No. de modèle
Instructions d’assemblage
Félicitations!
Ce joli meuble s’intègrera agréablement à votre intérieur.
Pourobtenir des résultats optimum, commencez par lire les
Instructions d’assemblage et le Conseils de Finition avant
de commencer votre projet.
P.O. Box 2827
Eugene, OR 97402 USA
Pour usage ménanger normal seulement. N’est pas
recommandé pour usage commercial.
Ne pas monter, s’asseoir ni se mettre debout sur cet
article d’ameublement.
Conserver cet article : 1- dans son emballage; 2- dans un
endroit sec; 3- avec des températures entre 40°F et 90°F
(éviter le sol froid et potentiellement humide, en béton).
Inspectez régulièrement votre meuble, pour voir si les
pièces se décollent ou si les vis se desserrent ou si vous
remarquez tout autre problème risquant d’affecter la
stabilité du meuble. Resserrez ou réparez au besoin.
REMARQUES IMPORTANTE:
Lisez complètement les instructions d’assemblage et les
Conseils de finition avant de commencer le montage.
Ne pas déplacer cet article d’ameublement s’il est chargé.
Le décharger avant de le déplacer.
Ne pas surcharger le tiroir de cet article d’ameublement.
327Wb
Politiue de service: Nous remplacerons toutes les pièces
défectueuses, manquantes ou endommagées pendant le
montage. Veuillez contacter directement le service
clientèle de Whittier Wood Products par téléphone,
fax, courrier ou e-mail pour obtenir les pièces de
remplacement.
Pour placer vos commandes: Fournissez le numéro complet
de modèle du meuble (angle supérior gauche de cette page),
la lettre de la pièce, le code de production, la quantité
nécessaire, la raison du remplacement, ainsi que votre nom
complet et votre adresse, avec un numéro de téléphone, au cas
où nous aurions besoin de vous contacter.
Appelez-nous d’abord! Ne retournez pas cet article au magasin.
800-653-3336 • À l’extérieur des États-Unis ou du Canada: 541-687-0213 • Fax: [phone]
www.whittierwood.com • Courrier: P.O. Box 2827 • Eugene, Oregon 97402, U.S.A.
Horaires: Le personnel accueillant de notre service
clientèle est joignable du lundi au vendredi, de 7h à 17h
normale du Pacifique). Vous pouvez laisser un message
24 heures sur 24, 7 jours sur 7. (heure du Pacifique).
Vous pouvez laisser un message 24 heures par jour,
sept jours par semaine.
Les pièces sont expédiées de notre usine située à Eugene,
Oregon dans les uno ou deux jours ouvrables à compter de la
réception de votre demande. La livraison prendra de quatro à
dix jours ouvrables.
Secrétaire Moderne

Fig. 1 — Glue all Dowels = Collez toutes les chevilles.
Fig. 2 — Glue all Dowels = Collez toutes les chevilles.
1.
327Wb Secrétaire Moderne
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Pièce ParteDescription DescriptionQté Qté
I Support latéral (fixé) 2
Ab Assemblage supérieur 1
E Tiroir 1
Gb Traverse latéral
Traverse arrière
2
Db 1
Cb Pied avant droit 1
Bb Pied avant gauche 1
Fb Pied arrière droit/gauche 2
....... ...... . . . . . .
..........
.......... . . . . . . . . . . . . .
........ . . . . . . . .
......... .......
........ . .. . . . . .
............. . .
....... . .
S Boulon hexagonal 3/8 po x 2-1/2 po 4
.............. . . . .
TRondelle 3/8 po 4
Lb Vis à tête cylindrique
no. 8x1-1/4 po (25 insérée) . . . . . . . . . . . 31
MVis à tête évidée no. 6 x 5/8 po (insérée) . . 12
Placez les pieds (Cb, Fb et Bb) et les traverses latérales
(Gb) comme illustré à la Figure 1. REMARQUE :
Assurez-vous que les trous d’insertion ménagés dans
les coins des pieds font face à l’intérieur. Étalez une
fine couche de colle dans les trous de chevilles et insérés
les traverses (Gb). Essuyez tout excès de colle avec
un chiffon humide.
3. Insérez les vis à tête cylindrique no. 8 x -1/4 po (Lb)
dans les trous préforés des traverses, puis dans les pieds,
comme illustré à la Figure 3.
4. Tournez le meuble à la verticale et insérez le tiroir (E).
2. Placez l’assemblage supérieur (Ab) à l’envers sur une
surface protégée et propre. Étalez une fine couche de
colle dans le trou de cheville restant de chaque pied
arrière (Fb), puis insérez la traverse arrière (Db) comme
illustré à la Figure 2. Placez l’assemblage pied/traverse à
l’extérieur et contre les coins des tabliers. Insérez un
boulon hexagonal 3/8 po x 2-1/2 po (S) avec une rondelle
(T) dans le bloc de coin, puis dans l’écrou d’insertion de
chaque pied. Voir la Figure 2a
Nomenclature des pièces
Veuillez identifier les pièces et vous assurer que les quantités reçues correspondent à celles de la nomenclature.
Si vous devez remplacer une pièce, veuillez vous référer aux lettres et aux noms de modèles suivants.
Instructions d’assemblage
Nous vous recommandons d’appliquer une finition avant le montage.
Avant de finir le meuble, lisez les conseils de finition ci-jointe.
Outils Nécessaires:Tournevis cruciforme, clé 9/16 po, maillet en caoutchouc
ou marteau rembourré, colle à bois
IMPORTANT :
. . . . . . . .
OP Coulisses de tiroir (insérées)
4
. . .. . . . .
RÉcrou à insertion (insérées)
1 jeu
......... .........
VBouton (insérée) 1
. . . .
WVis à usiner no. 8 x 1-1/4 po (insérée) 1
............ ...........
XCheville en bois no. 3/8 po x 1-1/2 po
(insérée) 6

1. Choose a finish that will meet your expectations for the product you are
finishing. Are you matching existing furniture or do you want a “natural”
finish? Is the piece to be functional, decorative or both? The answers
to these questions may affect the type of finish you choose.
2. Use products of the same brand to ensure compatibility of products.
3. ALWAYS follow the stain manufacturer’s instructions. Alder is a porous
wood and looks best when following the finishing instructions for
softwoods.
4. We recommend using a wood conditioner under oil base stains.
5. Work in a well ventilated and well lit area.
1. Assembly Instructions may contain special finishing information
for that item. Read both the Assembly Instructions and these Finishing
Hints completely before beginning.
2. Sand the entire piece, using #220 grit sandpaper. Sand with the grain
of the wood on flat surfaces and opposite the grain on turnings. Some
parts are plywood. Be careful not to sand through the veneer. End grain
(table top ends, seat edges, grooves on turnings, etc.) accepts more
stain. Extra sanding in these areas with a #320 grit sandpaper will reduce
stain absorption, creating a more evenly stained piece.
3. When sanding is completed, wipe the surface of your furniture with a cloth or tack rag. Make sure
the item is free of dust before proceeding.
4. For most products, we recommend preparing and staining the wood prior to assembly. Due to the
assembly procedures for chairs, rockers and stools, we recommend assembling these items prior
to finishing.
5. If you do choose to finish chairs, rockers or stools prior to assembly, it is imperative that you protect
the ends of dowels and spindles, and the mortise holes where the wood is joined, from finishing
products. Use masking tape around the ends, being careful to cover only the section that will be
inserted (remove the tape after the finish has dried and before the furniture is assembled). Wood
glue will not bond if finishing products are present. If you do get finishing product in these areas,
it must be removed to ensure proper bonding.
6. If glue is used in assembly of your furniture, remove any excess glue spots or drips before finish-
ing. Wood surfaces with glue WILL NOT accept stains, and will leave a light spot. To remove glue,
wipe off as much as possible while wet, then lightly sand the surface until the remaining glue is
removed.
These are general hints. Refer to the instruction sheet for detailed information
on gluing your specific product. Your unit may not need glue.
1. We strongly recommend that you first lay out all the parts and familiarize yourself with how they fit
together before assembling with glue. Glue will set up quickly and can cause damage to the parts
if you try to reposition any that have been assembled incorrectly.
2. Glue usually takes several hours to cure (or harden) but it will sometimes set up, or grab, in several
seconds. Therefore, once you begin final assembly, be sure to proceed quickly and diligently.
Rubber gloves
Rags
Paper towels
Q-tips
Tack cloth
Drop cloth
Paint brushes
(bristle and foam)
#220 & #320
sandpaper
Mineral spirits
Masking Tape

Rev. 9/07
Gluing Hints (cont.)
3. We recommend that you use a good wood glue, such as Elmer’s Wood Glue or White Glue, Tite-
bond Wood Glue or the equivalent; unless the instructions call for a special type such as a slow
drying epoxy glue. Carefully read the glue manufacturer’s label and follow all instructions.
4. Be sure the holes are clear of any dust so the glue will have a clean surface to adhere to. Blowing
in the holes before gluing is recommended, but be sure to protect your eyes.
5. Avoid getting glue on surfaces to be finished! Most stains or finishes will not penetrate where
glue has been spilled. Wet glue can be wiped off with a damp cloth. Follow with a light sanding of
the area to ensure a proper finish.
6. Do not over glue! It is important to apply an even coat inside all holes and slots. Use a small dowel
or pencil to spread glue evenly around the inside of the holes. Because of the fit of the spindles or
dowels in the holes, the spindle or dowel pushes glue to the bottom of the hole. If too much glue is
used, it will fill the hole and not allow the spindle or dowel to go all the way in.
.
1. Read and follow label directions. Stir stain well before starting.
2. Test stain on an inconspicuous spot on your project, or use the sample chip if one is provided. The
sample chip must be sanded in the same way as your furniture kit to ensure the piece will accept
the stain similarly. Put at least one coat of your top coat over the stain sample, as it also affects the
look of the stain. Test every type of wood that is in your kit. Some of our products include more
than one type of wood, which may react differently to the stain color. Sample chips for the differ-
ent woods may be included. It may be necessary to add a second coat of stain to lighter woods to
match the darker woods in your kit.
3. Apply stain with a poly brush or lint-free cloth. Apply stain over a small area and wipe off excess.
Working in small areas will make the color easier to control.
4. Q-tips are ideal for hard to reach areas.
5. Allow to dry thoroughly before proceeding.
.
No top coat is required if using paint.
1. Always read and follow all label directions. Stir your finish coat gently, do not shake. It will cre-
ate bubbles that are hard to remove.
2.All surfaces (including the underside of table tops and inside drawers) must be sealed with at
least one layer of a top coat. This will help minimize wood swelling, shrinkage, warping and cup-
ping due to changes in moisture content or temperature.
3. We recommend that you apply a minimum of two coats when using polyurethane or varnish
(especially on all table top and work surfaces). Sand lightly between coats using a #320 grit
sandpaper or 00 steel wool for the smoothest possible finish.
4. Some water-based finishes tend to raise the grain slightly. This can be easily controlled with this
sanding step. However, do not use steel wool when using water-based finishes. Strands of steel
fiber caught in the wood can cause rust spots when coated with any water-based product.
1. For best results when painting, first coat the wood with a primer. An oil based primer would be best
for a smooth finish. If you do not wish to use a solvent based primer, a water based primer would
work almost as well.
2. Buy a quality brand paint. You may use a satin, semi-gloss, or gloss sheen. Apply a second coat
for a smooth finish. Lightly sand between coats using a #320 grit sandpaper, so that the second
coat will bond well. Repeat as desired.
3. Since there is such a variation between paint manufacturers, refer to your paint supplier for specific
advice on using the paint that you purchase.

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