Woodland WINNIPEG 505 User Manual

W13
S6
S5
S1
W19
W8
Z6
S8
Round
indentations
facing inside
Diagram 1.2Diagram 1.2
Z6
W19
S5
110mm-Flathead Bolt
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Safety rail
Z26
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Safety rail Z23
attached from inside
B17-B32
W16
W15
Safety rail
Z26
W17
W3
W7
W5
S1
S8
S7
W18
W13
S6
S5
W23
W11
W12
W10
W21
W22
W-Beams sides with most round
indentations should be facing
to the inside of the bed.
W19
W8
Diagram 1.1Diagram 1.1
Large bored hole
for wall attachment
Safety rail Z24
attached from outside
P1
Z1
Z6
Z2
W6
S11
Ladder can be set up
next to S5 or S1
2. Wooden parts, if necessary, can be treated with wax or oil
before the assembly of the bed.
Advice: We advise you not to treat the bed to sustain better environment for
the children (regulating humidity in the air). In addition it saves wax and oil
costs and offers the advantage that it is easy to clean with tissues and cloth.
Two further benefits: Untreated wood is easier for childrens hands to grip
and for the maintenance of the natural colour of the wood .
3. For the assembly of the bed you need the following tools: a
ratchet with a size ten socket, a cross-end screwdriver
(better yet a cordless screwdriver with a changeable head
and size ten ratchet attachment) and a hammer. Assistance
is only necessary when assembling the corner posts of the
bed.
1. Please take a moment to see how everything fits together
by using the diagram above. All the important building parts
have stickers to help you see how they fit into the overview.
Please note that there is a separate beam list as an
additional assembly aid. All beams are shown horizontally or
vertically as they should be positioned and assembled
together. The labels on the packages also help you to find the
content.
To begin:
Bolts at the lower part of S-Beams
should be screwed tightly, while the
upper part should be left loose to fit
mattress slats.
The upper surface of the
mattress should not go over
the marking on S1 beam.
Assembly Instruction WINNIPEG No. 505
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Woodland WINNIPEG 505 Specifications

General

Brand	Woodland
Model	WINNIPEG 505
Category	Indoor Furnishing
Language	English

Summary

Getting Started with Assembly

Understanding Assembly Diagrams and Labels

Guidance on using assembly diagrams and labels for part identification and assembly.

Wood Treatment and Care Advice

Recommendations on treating wooden parts with wax or oil, including environmental and grip benefits.

Required Tools for Assembly

Lists the tools required for assembling the bed, including specific types of screwdrivers and sockets.

Beam Identification and Specifications

Understanding Beam Labels and Orientations

Explains how to identify beams using stickers and understand their 'inner side' for assembly.

Detailed Beam Descriptions

Provides detailed descriptions and usage notes for various horizontal and vertical beams.

Ladder and Corner Beam Details

Specific instructions and warnings for ladder beams (Z1, Z2) and corner beams (S1, S5, S6, S8).

Core Assembly Steps

Initial Horizontal Beam Assembly

Instructions for starting bed assembly with horizontal beams, focusing on correct orientation and bolt tightening.

Assembling Corner and Vertical Beams

Guidance on setting up corner beams and connecting vertical beams to horizontal beams using flange nuts.

Ladder and Slatted Frame Construction

Steps for assembling the ladder using glue and pegs, and constructing the slatted frame with pegs and screws.

Attaching Safety Rails and Sailcloth

Instructions for attaching safety rails to the bed structure and fixing sailcloth with rope.

Accessory Installation and Safety Attachments

Climbing Rope and Steering Wheel Installation

Instructions for fixing the climbing rope and attaching the steering wheel to the bed.

Arch and Wall Attachment Procedures

Steps for attaching the arch and securing the bed to a wall using anchors and bolts.

Important Safety Warnings

Warning regarding small children swallowing round indentations and contact information.