Amart Furniture MYA 56350 Assembly Instruction

2 drawer

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Serious or fatal injuries may occur from furniture toppling over.

To help avoid this please follow the below recommendations:

• Install the provided "Tipping Kit" as per the instructions

• Never allow children to climb on or hang off of any part of this

product

• Unless specifically designed to accommodate, do not set TVs or

other heavy objects on top of this product

If this product has drawers:

• Place the heaviest items in lowest drawers

• Do not open more than 1 drawer at a time as this may cause

the product to become unbalanced

• Do not tamper with or remove any drawer

interlocking/running system

Note: The use of the provided "Tipping Kit" may reduce but not

necessarily eliminate the risk of furniture toppling over.

Please use this product with caution.

This is a permanent label. Do not attempt to remove!

Assembly INSTRUCTION

MYA 2 DRAWER

ITEM CODE 56350

Imported by Amart Furniture Pty Ltd, Qld, Brisbane Australia.

For any assistance with assembly or for missing parts please phone

Amart Furniture Ewing Road, Customer Service Free call 1800 351 084

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WARNING

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Table of Contents

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Page 1 Imported by Amart Furniture Pty Ltd, Qld, Brisbane Australia. For any assistance with assembly or for missing parts please phone Amart Furniture Ewing Road, Customer Service Free call 1800 351 084 WARNING Serious or fatal injuries may occur from furniture toppling over.
Page 2 ASSEMBLY IS COMPLETE ASSEMBLY - When properly installed this kit may reduce the risk of the furniture toppling over. - A teather ‘a’ comes pre assembled to the back top edge of the furniture using the screw ‘d’ and washer ‘c’ . - Put the furniture into position and evaluate the correct position to x the other end of the teather to the wall.
Page 3 ASSEMBLY IS COMPLETE 56350...
Page 4 CARE INSTRUCTIONS FOR TIMBER ITEMS A multi-step nish is applied to all of our furniture, but all wood comes from nature. Because of this, there will be natural variations in surface texture and grain like knots, mineral streaks and sap runs that may a ect the nish.