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Morris and Alexander SET-32 Fitting And User Instructions

Morris Alexander

SET-32 Morris Adj. Height Settee Raiser

Fitting & User Instructions

IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS (QUANTITY PER PAIR)

Settee fixing holes

Frame Assembly

Angle Bracket

Hand Wheel (x2)

Height Adjustable Foot

Please read these instructions carefully before installation.

Max Weight Loading - 640Kgs/100 stone per pair. Each extra frame used allows an extra 320Kgs/50 stone of weight

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This product is only to be installed for the purpose for which it is intended (for raising settees placed on a flat, stable

and horizontal surface).

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Ensure that the raised furniture is stable before use.

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This raiser is for indoor use only.

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Check tightness of hand wheels and fixings periodically.

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Clean with damp cloth. Use non-abvasive detergent and dry thoroughly.

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For larger pieces of furniture you may require EXT-B2 Extender Bars to safely span the furniture.

Morris Alexander

Chair, Settee and Bed Raising Specialists

Morris and Alexander Ltd, Wymans Way, Fakenham Industrial Estate, Fakenham, Norfolk, NR21 8NT

Tel: 01328 855669 Fax: 01328 855256. www.morrisandalexander.com.

Height Adjustment Thumbwheels (x4 Pre-assembled)

Height Adjustment Bolts (x4 Pre-assembled)

Settee fixing screws (x8)

Issue 1

Certified to ISO 9001

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Page 1 For larger pieces of furniture you may require EXT-B2 Extender Bars to safely span the furniture. & Morris Alexander Morris Alexander Morris and Alexander Ltd, Wymans Way, Fakenham Industrial Estate, Fakenham, Norfolk, NR21 8NT Chair, Settee and Bed Raising Specialists Tel: 01328 855669 Fax: 01328 855256. www.morrisandalexander.com. Certified to ISO 9001...
Page 2 Position the settee upside down. This is best achieved by slowly tipping it forward until it comes to rest with it's underside facing upwards. Loosen the hand wheels and adjust the raisers so that they will fit the settee from front to back. You may have to remove the castors or legs to achieve this although it is not necessary to remove the legs or castors if they don't hinder correct installation of the raiser (a).