TO ASSEMBLE BASE
1.Open hardware bag and separate into like parts for ease of identification.
2.Check wood parts and hardware against parts listing to ensure all are included.
3. | Attach foot A to lower upright B using 1 ⁄ bolts I . Note that nuts are | |
| upright. Repeat step for second foot. Be sure that all bolts are tightened very securely | |
4. | With lower uprights B facing inward, attach both lower crossbars C using 3⁄ screws J . | |
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5. | Attach both diagonal cross braces D to lower uprights using 3⁄ screws | J into |
6. | Attach upper crossbar E into | screws J . |
7.Connect upper uprights F to outside of lower uprights B using two adjustment knob assemblies K . Be sure that nylon washer is positioned between wood and brass washer to avoid scratching wood during height adjustment.
8.Connect metal board cleat assembly G to outside of upper uprights F using angle adjustment hardware L . Be sure that end of cleat with
9.Connect slotted end of tilt arms G to holes in upper uprights F using
hardware M . Be sure that nylon washers are positioned between brass tilt arms and wood uprights to avoid scratching wood during adjustment.
TO ATTACH TABLETOP AND PENCIL LEDGE TO BASE
1.Set board cleats G in the horizontal position and set upper uprights F in the lowest position. Tighten all height and tilt adjustment hardware.
2Place tabletop on rug or other soft surface with the side you have chosen to use facing down.
3Turn base assembly upside down and carefully center board cleats on tabletop.
4Attach board cleats to tabletop using 5⁄ screws N . Tighten securely. You may find it easiest to
5Return table to the upright position.
6Pencil ledge H is included with the table but is optional to use. To attach to front edge of tabletop,
locate center of top and mark placement of two holes 5 ⁄ from center.
HINTS FOR ASSEMBLY AND USE
•Lay the table on its back before making height adjustments.
•It is critical that the five bolts connecting each foot piece to the uprights are kept securely tightened to ensure lasting strength and stability. We recommend that you retighten these seasonally.
•The easiest way to “seat” the heads of the bolts into the wood for the assemblies that include butterfly nuts is to temporarily replace the butterfly nut with one of the black adjustment knobs. This will give you the grip you need to pull the bolt head into the wood.
ALVIN & COMPANY, INC., P.O. Box 188, Windsor, CT 06095 • ph 800.444.2584 • fax 800.777.2896 • www.alvinco.com
A6222 Rev. June 2006