Assembly
Carefully unpack the parts and check for damaged or missing parts.
1.Attach Left Front Leg (C1) and Right Front Leg (C2) to Seat (B) using 3 Bolts (H) per side. Use the included washers and nuts to tighten.
2.Attach both Back Supports (D) to the inner sides of the Seat (B) using 2 Bolts
(H) per side. Tighten using the included washers and nuts.
3.Attach the Left Arm (E1) and Right Arm (E2) to the Front Legs (C1, C2) using 2 Wood Screws (G) per side. Attach the Arms (E1, E2) to the Back Supports (D) using 1 Long Bolt (I) per side. Tighten the bolts using included washers and nuts.
4.Attach the Back (A) to Seat (B) and Back Supports (D) using a total of 6 Wood Screws (G).
5.Attach the Front Support (F) to the Front Legs (C1, C2) using 2 Wood Screws (G) per side.
6.Recheck the alignment of all parts, and recheck the tightness of all fasteners.
7.Set up the chair on a flat, level location. Do not exceed load capacity of 250 lbs.
Maintenance
1.This chair is made of natural Fir wood. This beautiful material will naturally weather over time, especially if used outdoors.You can manage the speed and extent of this weathering by controlling the environment in which the chair is used and stored, as well as any coatings you may apply.
2.Leaving the chair outside exposed to weather, especially direct sun, rain and salt air, will speed the weathering process. This can be slowed by removing the chair from these conditions, or covering it with a suitable cover.
3.You may wish to stain, varnish or paint the chair. If so, follow the instructions supplied with these coatings.
4.Occasionally wash the chair with a garden hose or pressure sprayer to remove accumulated dust or dirt. Wipe down or blow off any remaining water left on the chair after washing.
5.Periodically (perhaps once per year), recheck the tightness of all fasteners. Normal usage of the chair and weathering of the wood may cause fasteners to loosen.
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