This document provides assembly instructions for a Console Table from Hearth & Hand with Magnolia. The console table is available in two styles: black (CNT-B-WC) and natural (CNT-N-WC), with corresponding DPCI numbers 324-07-1872 and 324-07-3413, respectively.
Function Description:
The Console Table is a piece of furniture designed for placement against a wall, often in an entryway, living room, or hallway. It features a top surface and two lower shelf assemblies, providing multiple levels for storage and display. The open design of the shelves, characterized by a mesh or slatted structure, allows for visibility and air circulation, making it suitable for storing various items such as books, decorative objects, or even small plants. The table is supported by four legs, ensuring stability. A key safety feature is the inclusion of a plastic restraint system, designed to secure the table to a wall, preventing tipping and enhancing safety, especially in households with children or pets. The overall aesthetic aligns with the Hearth & Hand with Magnolia brand, suggesting a blend of modern farmhouse or rustic design elements.
Important Technical Specifications:
The console table consists of three main components:
- Top Assembly (A): 1 unit. This forms the main surface of the table.
- Leg (B): 4 units. These provide the structural support for the table.
- Shelf Assembly (C): 2 units. These are the lower storage/display surfaces.
The hardware required for assembly includes:
- H1: Head Cap Bolt: 12 units. These are the primary fasteners for connecting the legs to the top and shelf assemblies.
- H2: Spring Washer: 12 units. These are used in conjunction with the head cap bolts to provide tension and prevent loosening.
- H3: Washer: 12 units. These are flat washers used with the bolts and spring washers to distribute the load and protect the surface.
- H4: Allen Key: 1 unit. This tool is provided for tightening the head cap bolts.
- H5: 3/4" Pan-Head Screw: 2 units. These screws are used to attach the plastic restraint to the back of the unit.
- H6: Plastic Restraint: 2 units. This safety component is used to secure the table to a wall.
Usage Features:
The console table is designed for straightforward assembly, as indicated by the "easy" and "simple instructions" mentioned in the "Congratulations on your latest purchase" section. The assembly process involves three main steps:
- Attaching Legs to Top and Shelf Assemblies (Step 1): Six head cap bolts (H1), six spring washers (H2), and six flat washers (H3) are used to connect two legs (B) to the top assembly (A) and one shelf assembly (C). The allen key (H4) is used to tighten these bolts. This step essentially builds one side of the table structure.
- Attaching Remaining Legs (Step 2): The remaining two legs (B) are attached to the partially assembled unit using another six head cap bolts (H1), six spring washers (H2), and six flat washers (H3). This completes the main structural assembly of the table.
- Attaching Plastic Restraint (Step 3): This is a crucial safety step. Two 3/4" pan-head screws (H5) are used to attach the two plastic restraints (H6) to the back of the console table. One part of the restraint is attached to the unit, and the other part is then secured to a wall using a wall screw and anchor (not provided). This prevents the table from tipping over. Additionally, the legs feature adjusters that can be used to stabilize the table on uneven surfaces.
Maintenance Features:
While specific maintenance instructions are not detailed in this document, the design implies general care practices:
- Damage Prevention: The instructions recommend using the carton as a working surface during assembly to prevent product damage, suggesting that the table's surfaces may be susceptible to scratches or dents if not handled carefully.
- Stability Adjustment: The inclusion of adjusters on the legs allows for easy stabilization of the table, which can help prevent wobbling and potential wear or damage over time due to uneven weight distribution or movement.
- Safety Restraint: The plastic restraint system is a critical maintenance feature for long-term safety. Regularly checking that the restraint is securely attached to both the table and the wall is important to ensure continued stability and prevent tipping hazards.
- Cleaning: Given the materials typically used in Hearth & Hand products (wood, metal), regular dusting and occasional wiping with a damp cloth would likely be sufficient for cleaning, avoiding harsh chemicals that could damage the finish.
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