User manual SANUS COMPONENT FURNITURE ARMOIRE-CFAR47CB

[. . . ] Put four 1/4"-20 Thin Nuts and four Floor Spikes in front of you. Thread a Floor Spike into each of the four holes in the bottom of the Frames. Turn the Component Foundation back over and place it where you intend to use it. [. . . ] Place the Mid Shelf in place and adjust the Small Shelf Studs so that the top of the shelves are level and flush with the Frame's side tubing. (See Photo 7 & 8) 10] The Stud Isolation system is not designed to support more than 120 pounds. If you intend to place a television on the top shelf, put a Plastic Spacer over each top Shelf Stud. Set the Top Shelf in place making sure that the weight of the shelf is on the Plastic Spacers. (See Photo 9) *NOTE: The ends of the Floor Spikes and the Shelf Studs are very sharp and may scratch floors or furniture. The decision to use spikes is yours; Sanus Systems will not be liable for damage or injury. Page 4 SANUS SYSTEMS www. sanus. com PHOTO 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR COMPONENT FURNITURE MODEL CF3 PHOTO 7 Shelf Shelf Stud Isolation Disc PHOTO 8 PHOTO 9 3785 Lexington Ave St. Paul MN 800-359-5520 b a c PHOTO 1 on its back on a flat surface to ensure that is level. Tighten the bolts making sure that the frames stay level and do not twist. (See Photo 2) 3] Put both Mid Shelf Rails in front of you with four 1/2" Bolts. After the shelf is leveled in step 9, the nut may be tightened to lock the Shelf Stud. Attach the Trim Pieces to the Angle Braces with three 1. 5" bolts and Plastic Spacers. The Plastic Spacers should be positioned between the Angle Brace and the Trim Piece. (See Photo 4) The bottom of the lower Trim Piece should be 1/4" higher than the bottom of the Frame­ this is accomplished by positioning the bolt at the lowest point in the slot on the lower Angle Brace. The top of the upper Trim Piece should be flush with the top of the frame­ this is accomplished by positioning the bolt at the highest point in the slot on the upper Angle Brace. Thread the Long Shelf Studs into the holes in the lower and upper Angle Braces. [. . . ] Take an Angle Brace and line up the three holes in the end of it with the three holes in one of the top corners of one of the Frames. In the same manner, attach the remaining three Angle Braces to the frames. Do not tighten the Bolts, they must be loose to "square up" the Component Foundation. [. . . ]