Woodland MISSISSIPPI Assembly Instructions

Assembly Instructions MISSISSIPPI Pos. 505-D

Diagram1.1 Diagram1.1
S1
W17
W5
W16
W3
The upper surface of the
mattress may not go over the
marking on the beam S1.
W13
Lets begin:
1. Please take a moment to see how everything fits together
by using the diagram above. All the important building parts
have stickers to help you see how they fit into the overview.
Please note that there is a separate beam list as an
additional assembly aid. All beams are shown horizontally or
vertically as they should be positioned and assembled
together. The labels on the packages also help you to find
the content.
2. Wooden parts, if necessary, can be treated with wax or oil
before the assembly of the bed.
Advice: We advise you not to treat the bed to sustain better environment for
children (regulating humidity in the air). In addition it saves wax and oil costs
and offers the advantage that it is easy to clean with tissues and cloth. Two
further benefits: Untreated wood is easier for childrens hands to grip and
the natural colour of the wood stays longer.
3. For the assembly of the bed you need the following tools:
a ratchet with a size ten socket, a cross-end screwdriver
(better yet a cordless screwdriver with a changeable head
and size ten ratchet attachment) and a hammer.
Assistance is only necessary when assembling the corner
beams of the bed.
W-Beam sides with the most
indentations shold be placed
facing the inside of the bed!
S8
Safety rail
Z26
B17-B32
Safety rail Z23
screwed from inside
Z60
Ladder attachment next
to S5 or S1 possible.
S7
Predrilled hole for
wall attachment
Safety rail
Z26
S5
Z71
Z1
Z2
Z6
Diagram1.2 Diagram1.2 S8
S1
W13
Not all specifications cannot be guaranteed. © Copyrights by WOODLAND 1998
S6
W23
W12
W22
W10
Safety rail Z24
screwed from outside
W19
W8
S5
W19
Z6
flange
nut M6
110mm flathead bolt
Bolts at the lower part of S-Beams
should be screwed tightly, while the
upper part should be left loose to fit
S5
Round indentations
facing inside
W8
W19
Z6
R
S6