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Putting Your Chair Together

You will need a philips head screwdriver or #2 square tip driver if you order stainless hardware, a 7/16 box wrench, and a 9/16 box wrench and a small hammer. A combination wrench will work instead of these last two tools

DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN ANY OF THE SCREWS.

Your chair is going to arrive with 6 parts and the hardware to assemble them. 10 bolts and 8 screws later and you'll be finished.

Assemble the 2 legs ( #4 ) to the front of the seat ( #1 ) by putting the 4 large bolts thru the front leg and into the seat. A 9/16" wrench, socket or adjustable wrench will tighten these bolts. You may need to tap them in with a small hammer.

The front leg bolts should not be fully tightened until the
assembly is complete, then tip the chair over and snug them down fairly well.

* DO NOT TIGHTEN THESE BOLTS ALL THE WAY UNTIL CHAIR IS FULLY ASSEMBLED *

Assemble the arms ( #3 ) to the legs ( #4 ) using the 8 wood screws given.

The back ( #2 ) will slide below the arms paddles and into the pre-drilled holes on the legs. ( #4 ) ( 3" x 1/4" ) bolts with nuts will attach the arm paddles to the back. (2) 5/16" lag bolts with washers will screw the back down to the legs.

The bottom bolts for the back that attach the back to the seat legs are the full threaded lag bolts that do not take a nut. Start these bolts in the holes on the back bottom before slipping the back into the waiting chair.

Put these bolts in with a 9/16 wrench and do not tighten them too much, just snug them down. Please have patience, these bolts have been in the holes already and are long for a reason. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN THEM, THERE IS NO REASON TO!

This is how your chair should look.

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