1. Before you begin please take a look at the diagrams above. Every important assembly parts are labeled with a sticker so that
you will recognize them immediately. Additional beam list will also help you to identify the beam parts. Each beams are shown
vertically or horizontally depending on how they are assembled. Also you will find labels on the boxes with a description of what is
2. Wooden parts (if necessary) should be treated with the natural wax or oil before the assembly.
Our Tip: The untreated bed is better for the environment of children's room (regulating humidity in the air!). Also you could save treatment cost and makes it easier
to wipe off crayon and color pencil marks with tissues and cloth. Other advantage is that untreated wood is easier for children's hands to grip on and the natural
colour of the wood would last longer.
3. The following working tools are necessary for assembly: a ratchet with size 10 socket and cross-end screwdriver (better yet a
cordless screwdriver with exchangable size 10 socket and cross-end attachment) and hammer. An assistance is necessary
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Important TIP: According to Euorpean Standard EN 747 children under the age of six are in danger of falling off the normal bunk bed. Therefore WOODLAND bunk beds have guard rails that are more than double the European Standard. If you have any technical questions about wall attachment with a assembly please contact us at (02133) 2482 - 19.
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