This document provides assembly instructions for a sectional sofa, available in configurations with the chaise on either the left or right-hand side. The product is identified by item numbers F6973, F6974, and F6975, and is protected by US Patents #7,922,253; 8,322,792; and 8,322,793.

Function Description:

The device is a modular sectional sofa designed for seating. It consists of multiple components that are assembled to form a complete seating unit, including a chaise lounge and a sofa section. The modular design allows for flexibility in configuring the chaise on either the left or right side to suit different room layouts and user preferences. The sofa is designed to provide comfortable seating with cushions and pillows.

Important Technical Specifications:

The sectional sofa is delivered in two main boxes: BOX-1 and BOX-2, each containing specific components.

BOX-1 (Chaise Section): Contains components for the chaise lounge, including seat backs (A, B, C, H), cushions, pillows, and legs.
- Hardware:
  - 12 threaded rods (for attaching seat backs)
  - 12 legs
  - 12 screws (for attaching legs)
  - 2 additional screws (likely spares or for specific attachments)
BOX-2 (Sofa Section): Contains components for the main sofa section, including seat backs (D, E, F, G), cushions, pillows, and legs.
- Hardware:
  - 12 threaded rods (for attaching seat backs)
  - 12 legs
  - 8 additional screws (likely spares or for specific attachments)

The assembly process involves inserting threaded rods into seat backs, mounting these seat backs into the seat frame, and then attaching the legs. The final connection between the chaise and sofa sections is made using "n" shaped hangers.

Usage Features:

Configurable Chaise: A key feature is the ability to choose between a left-hand or right-hand chaise configuration, offering versatility for different living spaces.
Modular Design: The sofa is assembled from distinct modules (chaise and sofa sections), allowing for easier transport and setup.
Comfort Elements: The inclusion of cushions and pillows, which are stored within the seat frames, indicates a focus on user comfort.
Secure Connection: The "n" shape hangers ensure a secure and stable connection between the sectional components, preventing separation during use.

Maintenance Features:

Hidden Storage/Access: Before assembly, users are instructed to "Open up the Velcro of Non-Woven Fabric cover on the bottom of the seat frame to remove seat cushions, back cushions and pillow." This indicates that the cushions and pillows are stored within the seat frame for shipping and potentially for future storage or cleaning access. This also suggests that the non-woven fabric cover can be opened, possibly for accessing the internal structure or for maintenance of the cushions.
Removable Parts: The instruction to "PLEASE REMOVE ALL PARTS FROM SEAT FRAMES AND BACKS BEFORE ASSEMBLY" highlights that components like cushions, pillows, and legs are initially stored inside the main frames, which could facilitate cleaning or replacement of these parts in the future.

Assembly Process Overview:

The assembly is divided into two main instructions: "CHAISE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION-BOX 1" and "SOFA ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION-BOX 2," each with three steps.

Chaise Assembly (BOX-1):

Step 1: Insert Threaded Rods into Seat Backs: Threaded rods are inserted into designated holes in the seat back components (A, B, C, H). The instruction specifies to "Stop when the rod starts coming out on the other end." This ensures proper depth for connection. Six rods are used for this section.
Step 2: Mounted Seat Backs into the Seat Frame: The seat backs with inserted rods are then mounted into the main chaise seat frame. This step involves aligning the rods with corresponding holes in the frame and securing them, likely with washers and nuts (indicated by small circles and numbers 2, 3, 4, 5 in the diagrams). Six connections are made.
Step 3: Put Back the Fabric Cover and Insert Legs: After the seat backs are secured, the non-woven fabric cover (previously opened to remove parts) is put back into place. Then, the legs are inserted into the designated attachment points on the bottom of the chaise frame. Four legs are attached to the chaise section.

Sofa Assembly (BOX-2):

Step 1: Insert Threaded Rod into Seat Backs: Similar to the chaise, threaded rods are inserted into the seat back components (D, E, F, G) for the sofa section. Six rods are used.
Step 2: Mount Seat Backs into the Seat Frame: The sofa seat backs are mounted into the main sofa seat frame, securing them with washers and nuts (indicated by small circles and numbers 2, 3, 4, 5 in the diagrams). Six connections are made.
Step 3: Put Back the Fabric Cover and Insert Legs: The non-woven fabric cover is put back, and the legs are inserted into the attachment points on the bottom of the sofa frame. Four legs are attached to the sofa section.

Ottoman Assembly (if applicable, based on item numbers F6973, F6974, F6975):

A separate instruction page details the assembly of an ottoman.

The ottoman body is shown with four leg attachment points.
The bottom of the ottoman reveals the internal structure and the four leg attachment points.
Four legs are attached to the ottoman. The diagram shows a rotational motion for attaching the legs, suggesting they are screwed in.
The final assembled ottoman is depicted.

Final Connection:

Once both the chaise and sofa sections are assembled, they are connected using "n" shaped hangers. These hangers are inserted into corresponding slots on the adjacent sides of the two sections, effectively locking them together to form a cohesive sectional unit. The diagrams show these hangers being inserted into the side frames of the sofa and chaise, ensuring a stable and integrated structure.

BOBKONA F6973 - Final Sectional Connection; Attach Sectional Together

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