Chair Care Patio Homecrest series Installation Instructions

Homecrest Style Sling
Standard Chair Installation
Instructions
Tools Required
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Sheppard Hook Spreader Tool
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Rubber Mallet
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7/16" Ratchet/Wrench
OPTIONAL NEW HARDWARE PER CHAIR
Although your existing Homecrest Furniture will have all
the necessary hardware, we usually replace the
hardware for our local customers with new stainless
steel washers, nuts and bolts. It makes for a nice clean
look. You can buy these items in any hardware store.
Here is a list of what you will need per chair:
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Qty 8- ¼-20 washers
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Qty 8- ¼-20 nuts
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Qty 4- ¼-20 bolts ½" long
DISASSEMBLE THE CHAIR
Disassemble sling chair frame from the round swivel
base. Remove the chair support frame from the bottom
of the chair frame. Remove the 2 metal rails from inside
the sling fabric material. Take careful note of how your
chair is disassembled. This will help you with the
installation of the new sling.
INSTALL NEW SLING
STEP 1 - Installing the rails.
Insert metal rails into the new sling exposing the threads
through the slits in the back of the sling fabric. They
should align easily.
Chair Care Patio Homecrest Style Sling Installation Instructions Standard Chair
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STEP 2 - Installing the top spreader bar.
The special spreader tool is supplied with all Homecrest
sling orders. Its function it to pry the two metal sling rails
apart and keep them separated so you can fit the chair
back spreader bar onto the threaded bolts that are
welded to the metal sling rail bars.
The chair back spreader bar has 2 size holes. The
special spreader tool will only fit through the bigger hole.
Place the smaller hole of the chair back spreader bar
onto the exposed thread on one side of the sling. Install
a washer and nut on the thread and finger tighten Place
the spreader tool through the larger hole on the other
side of the chair back spreader bar. Next fit the end of
the spreader tool onto the opposite exposed thread.
Pry the rails apart and push down on the chair back
spreader bar until it slides over the threads.
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