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Single Size Kit C
Double Size Kit G
(Plus Kit2 Moon)
Wiltshire Bunk Bed
Instructions: Wiltshire (all sizes)
(Version May2022)
(All Sizes)
Assembly Instructions
Assembly Instructions
IMPORTANT – READ CAREFULLY –
RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
Safety First !
The top surface of the mattress must not be above the line ,marked on the frame
(Maximum height: 20cm).
The size of the mattress required is detailed below:
Standard 3ft Single, Standard Length - Mattress size 90cm by 190cm
Small 3ft Single, Standard Length - Mattress size 75cm by 190cm
Standard 2ft 6 Single, Short Length - Mattress size 90cm by 160cm
Small 2ft 6 Single, Short Length - Mattress size 75cm by 160cm
Small 4ft Double, Standard length - Mattress size 120cm by 190cm
Standard 4ft 6 Double, Standard Length - Mattress size 137cm by 190cm
High beds and the upper bed of a bunk bed are not suitable for children under six years due to risk of injury
from falls.
Be aware of the danger of young children (under 6) falling from upper bunk.
Beds should not be used if any structural part is broken or missing.
Bunk beds and high beds can present a serious risk of injury from strangulation if not used correctly. Never
attach or hang items to any part of the bunk bed that are not designed to be used with the bed, for example,
but not limited to ropes, strings, cords, hooks, belts and bags.
Children can become trapped between the bed and the wall, a roof pitch, the ceiling, adjoining pieces of
furniture (eg cupboards) and the like. To avoid risk of serious injury the distance between the top safety
barrier and the adjoining structure shall not exceed 75mm or shall be more than 230mm.
Always ensure that guardrails, ladder and other components are maintained in the proper position and free
from damage, and all the screw fixings tight.
Always use the ladder for entering and leaving the upper bunk.
Do not allow horseplay on or under the bed and prohibit jumping on the bed.
Use a nightlight as an added safety precaution for persons under the upper bunk.
Use guardrails on both sides of the upper bunk.
Every bedroom must have at least one opening window. Ventilation of the room is necessary in order to keep
the humidity low and to prevent mould in and around the bed.
The bed complies with BS EN 747-1: 2012+A1 :2015 safety standards
IMPORTANT:
DO NOT DISPOSE
of
the packaging until you are satisfied
with your purchase.. Please keep all
cardboard until fully satisfied.
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Summary of Contents for Strictly Beds & Bunks Wiltshire Bunk Bed
- Page 1 Single Size Kit C Double Size Kit G (Plus Kit2 Moon) Wiltshire Bunk Bed Instructions: Wiltshire (all sizes) (Version May2022) (All Sizes) Assembly Instructions Assembly Instructions IMPORTANT – READ CAREFULLY – RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Safety First ! The top surface of the mattress must not be above the line ,marked on the frame (Maximum height: 20cm).
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Page 2: Customer Care
CUSTOMER CARE We have checked all parts to ensure they are free of damage. However timber is a natural, living product. Occasionally timber can still be adjusting to humidity, for this reason a crack or stretch mark may appear after the product has been packaged. - Page 3 TOP TIPS - TOP TIPS Read before you start assembly Locating the Dowel Rods To keep the bed from rattling all the dowel holes have been slightly mis-drilled by a couple of mm. When you push parts together the dowels will straighten and pull together to ensure a tight fit.
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Page 4: Parts Identifier
Parts Identifier Description LCP - Left Stockton Corner Post Part 15- 3ft Red Headboard RCP - Right Stockton Corner Post Part 1- Long Side rail E10 - End guard rail - 3ft (RED) Part 2- Top Long Back Guard Rail E09 - End guard rail - 3ft (WHITE) Part 3- Bottom Long Back Guard Rail Part 4- Ladder Steps... - Page 5 How to identify your parts and fixings All our products have four attachment methods. These are colour coded, at the end of each part you will find a marker pen marking either RED, WHITE BLUE and BLACK RED MARKING/FIXINGS The part will have a red marker pen marking on the end. Top back and front guard rails, top headboard facias.
- Page 6 Build the Headboard (non ladder) WHITE BLUE WHITE BLUE We need to build the non ladder headboard. You will find four corner posts, On the BOTTOM of the post they will be marked with an end letter “L “ and “R” (left and right).
- Page 7 Build the Headboard ( ladder End) BLUE BLUE We need to build the ladder end headboard. You will find four corner posts, On the BOTTOM of the post they will be marked with an end letter “L “ and “R” (left and right).
- Page 8 We now need to attach the side rails (Model shown slightly different bit method the same) The white With the help of a second person stand both the headboards up. CHALK MARKINGS must be facing inwards ready to attach the guard and side rails. Start by attaching the back two, then the front. The side rails go in the third and fourth (bottom) set of hole groups on the corner post.
- Page 9 Fixing The ladder hooks First we need to attach the four ladder hooks. Lean the ladder up against the bunk bed ensure it is resting on the floor. The top of the ladder has the largest gap, ensure the lowest ladder rung is at the bottom.
- Page 10 Now you need to attach the mini rails, top of the bunk bed. At the ladder end using the six mini-side rails, You have already attached the blue full headboard facia (13). You will have six mini guard rails. Locate as shown REDx2- Top (E10) (see page 5, FIG 1 for fixings) Whitex2- Middle (E09).
- Page 11 We Now need to attach the base slats. You will have twelve extra wide base slats. Push the first slat tight with the footboard corner posts, then using the base slat spacer block evenly space out the remaining base slats. DO NOT SCREW IN PLACE YET. Now push the slats flush to the left hand side rail and screw in (do not screw the right hand side yet).
- Page 12 Section : Added safety Important Notice- Due to the upright design of the ladder you may need to secure the bed to prevent wobbling when is use. This is not a design fault of the bed but a result of a front access ladder.
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