Woodland WINNIPEG 505 User manual

W13
S6
S5
S1
W19
W8
Z6
S8
Round
indentations
facing inside
Diagram 1.2Diagram 1.2
Z6
W19
S5
110mm-Flathead Bolt
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Safety rail
Z26
S f trai Z25
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Safety rail Z23
attached from inside
B17-B32
W16
W15
Safety rail
Z26
W17
W3
W7
W5
S1
S8
S7
W18
W13
S6
S5
W23
W11
W12
W10
W21
W22
W-Beams sides with most round
indentations should be facing
to the inside of the bed.
W19
W8
Diagram 1.1Diagram 1.1
Large bored hole
for wall attachment
Safety rail Z24
attached from outside
P1
Z1
Z6
Z2
W6
S11
Ladder can be set up
next to S5 or S1
2. Wooden parts, if necessary, can be treated with wax or oil
before the assembly of the bed.
Advice: We advise you not to treat the bed to sustain better environment for
the children (regulating humidity in the air). In addition it saves wax and oil
costs and offers the advantage that it is easy to clean with tissues and cloth.
Two further benefits: Untreated wood is easier for childrens hands to grip
and for the maintenance of the natural colour of the wood .
3. For the assembly of the bed you need the following tools: a
ratchet with a size ten socket, a cross-end screwdriver
(better yet a cordless screwdriver with a changeable head
and size ten ratchet attachment) and a hammer. Assistance
is only necessary when assembling the corner posts of the
bed.
1. Please take a moment to see how everything fits together
by using the diagram above. All the important building parts
have stickers to help you see how they fit into the overview.
Please note that there is a separate beam list as an
additional assembly aid. All beams are shown horizontally or
vertically as they should be positioned and assembled
together. The labels on the packages also help you to find the
content.
To begin:
Bolts at the lower part of S-Beams
should be screwed tightly, while the
upper part should be left loose to fit
mattress slats.
The upper surface of the
mattress should not go over
the marking on S1 beam.
Assembly Instruction WINNIPEG No. 505
flange
nut M6
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List of Beams
Assembly Aid
W10: Notch for the mattress support beam should always face up! ,
W3: Drill-holes in the circular identation “L” are for ladder attachment (leave them free until the end of assembly)
W7: Only two out of four “L” holes are used depending on which side the ladder will be attached !
W8, W11, W12: Warning! 2 “L” holes underneath and 3 “L” holes facing the inner side)
W18 Beam to hold the climbing rope (set up of middel beam is optional!)
W5: Beam can be shifted to either side depending on which side the ladder is placed.
W13, W15, W16: The holes in the middle of the beam (inner side)
are only used when attaching the ladder at the haed or foot of the bed.
W17: Hole A is an extra hole to attach the steering wheel
(view of inner side).
W19, W21, W22
W23: 30-mm-”L” hole to fix the bed to a wall at head or foot of the bed.
A
L L L L
L L L L
S1,
S5
S6,
S8
S7S11
Z1
Z2
Bed inner side
Middle Beams
Ladder Beams Corner Beams
Holes for ladder handles
borehole
for wall
attachment
Warning! The upper three
circular indentations ( ) of
corner beams S6, S8,
S1 and S5 should face
the top-middle beam (W18)
during the assembly.
The stickers on the beams
(“W1”, “W2”...usw.) are found
at the end of each beam. “W” for
horizontal, “S” for vertical beams!
Horizontal beams are shown
horizontally and vertical beams
are shown vertically.
Familiarise yourself with the
location of the beams and
their 20mm circular indentations:
The inner side of the beams are
displayed here as this is where
most of the circular indentations
are located.
Z6: Ladder-end beam, placed at the foot of
ladder beams Z1 and Z2.
When setting up the long
vertical beams, use the
upper boreholes since the
lower ones are used only
for other assembly
options.
Inner side
Inner side
Inner side
Inner side
Inner side
Inner side
Inner side
Inner side
Inner side
Z60: for building option 5.
Inner side
Inner side
Notch Beam
For mattress support beam
WINNIPEG
Art.-No. 505
Z71: Short beam for the
assembly near the ladder under
W23 or W17 assembled.
W6: Short beam for the
assembly near the ladder under
W22 or W16 assembled.
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Diagram1.3Diagram1.3
Start the assebly of the bed with the horizontal beams Z6, W8, W13 and W19 (W = horizontal, S =
vertical).
.
Caution! All the following horizontal beams (Z6, W3, W5, W7, W8, W10, W11, W12) should be
positioned so that, the side with the most circular indentations face the inner side while the
surface with only two identations face underneath. The surface of the beams W13, W15, W16,
W17 and W23 with circular indentations must face inside.
To assemble these beams, the flathead bolts are hammered from the outside to inside. From the inside,
place the washer on top of the bolt and secure it with size 10 nut using a screwdriver with size 10
attachment. But do not over tighten bolts.
The labels of the beams,correspond to which is found on the end of the beams.
Position the beams on the floor in a way that you can still walk round the bed while it is in the building
phases. ( )
Diagram 1.1Diagram 1.1
Assemble beams W3 and W10, the notch to hold the slats for mattress should
face upword. Assemble the rest of the beam as shown in the diagram.
Ladder assembly: In the five rung holes of beams Z1 and Z2, put drops of
wood glue (included in the delivery content). Place five ladder beams in the
rung holes with a hammer .Do not put glue on the other side of rungs,
so that another step can be added later to raise the height to
On the
beams W13 - W23 you will find additional vertical holes at each end where the
bolts are hammered in and fixed with flange nuts. It is easier to assemble the
horizontal beams from the upper to the lower level. Also screw the bolts tightly
at the base of the bed but keep the rest loose so that it is easier to assemble the
rest of the bed.
150cm.
Diagram 1.3Diagram 1.3
Leave this hole free
for other options
3 drops of glue in the
rungs holes
Beating wood to prevent
dent on the beam
Z2
Z1
How to set up the cornerbeams S1, S5, S6 and S8: When assembling this type of bed please make sure that the surface of the
beam with the five circular indentations are facing the direction of the middle beam. Use M6 flange nut to connect the vertical
beams to horizontal beams . Continue with the assembly of W7, W17, W12 and W23. The beams W17 and W23 can be
interchanged depending on where you want the bed to be attached to the wall with the W23 beam.
W10
W10
W3
W3
Wooden peg 8 x 36 mm
Wood screw 35 mm
Wood screw 35 mm
Diagram1.4Diagram1.4
Diagram 1.5Diagram 1.5
The slatted frame: as shown on 15 wooden pegs
should be placed between each slats. The peg is attached
to one side of every slat except for the 16th slat. Slats are
placed on the notch of beams W3 and W10 and fixed with
wooden screws. The slatted frame should only be used with a
mattress on top for safety since there are space between the slats.
Another option: On the other hand, if you would like a bunk bed without a
mattress, an extra slat can be added (“Play Platform Set”, order. No. 650).
The wooden pegs should be taken out and collected for later use.
( ).
Safety rails: Z23 - Z26 attach them with 35-mm screw in the
middle between the mattress and middle beams W5, W22,
W11, W16 ( ). The front- (Z23) and back rails (Z26 and
Z26) should be screwed from inside and the side rails Z24
and Z25 from outside.
Sailcloth: attach the sail with 50 cm long rope between the
beam W18 and on the side beam W17 respectively. It is also
possible to fix it to the other side on the beam W23.
Diag. 1.1Diag. 1.1
Diag. 1.4Diag. 1.4
Diag. 1.5Diag. 1.5
Glue the rungs only on one side of the ladder (in
case the bunk shall be highered and rungs shall
be added to the ladder).
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Diagram1.2Diagram1.2
16mm 35mm
screws
110 mm
flathead bolt
flange nut M6
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Diagram1.2Diagram1.2

Climbing rope: fix it with a 10mm thick Hanf-rope in at the end of the overhead beam
W18.
Steering wheel can be attached on the inner side of the beam W17
(or on other 6-mm-hole). The steering wheel should be screwed tightly
with the accompanying M6-nut (blue/green colour inside to distinguish it from other nuts).
Arch: attach over the ladder on the beams Z1 and Z2 with the help of the 35mm-screws.
Do not forget to remove stickers from the end of the beam and on other building parts.
with a flathead bolt and
with a large washer
S7S7
Anchor
Wall attachment
with wooden block
S7S7
Anchor
Wall attachment without
wooden block
Diagram 1.6Diagram 1.6
Diag. 1.7Diag. 1.7
Wall attachment: Children play with the climbing rope and other
accessories with more power than adults could imagine, therefore it is
better to attach the bed to a wall for security. It is recommended to
attach the bed to the wall using the upper hole on the S7 beam
with the supplied anchor and the
80mm or 100mm long Hexagonhead bolt. If the bed does not have
direct contact with the wall because of a baseboard, it is necessary to
place a piece of wood between the bed and the wall. After three weeks
tighten the bolts lightly. Make sure that the head of the bolt does not get
buried in the wood.
(also
possible to attach the beam W23)
Here is another tip: WOODLAND beds are safe because the guide rails
are double the Euro-Norm EN 747. If you have technichal questions
please contact us under 0049 2133 2482 - 19. The WOODLAND team
wishes you and your family a wonderful time with WOODLAND
adventure bed!
Diagram 1.7Diagram 1.7
Washer approx.
30 mm
Steering
wheel
Beam
Diag. 1.6Diag. 1.6
W18-Beam
Figure eight knot
for hanging climbing rope
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WARNING!
Danger of small children
swallowing the covering of
round indentatons.