Tribesigns 63-Inch Console Table Instruction Manual

Kupu Whakataki

Thank you for choosing the Tribesigns 63-Inch Console Table. This elegant and versatile furniture piece is designed to enhance your living space with its farmhouse aesthetic and practical two-tier storage. Crafted from durable E1-grade MDF, it offers stability and a stylish solution for various rooms. This manual provides essential information for safe assembly, proper usage, and maintenance to ensure the longevity of your table.

Nga korero haumaru

Tena panuihia me te mohio ki nga tohutohu katoa i mua i te huihuinga me te whakamahi. Puritia tenei pukapuka hei tohutoro a meake nei.

• Huihuinga Pakeke e hiahiatia ana: Ko te huihuinga me mahi e nga pakeke.
• Whakamahia nga Utauta Tika: Use a hammer and screwdriver as recommended for assembly.
• Haumarutia nga Tohu Katoa: Me whakarite kia mau te whakau o ngā tīwiri me ngā here i mua i te whakamahinga. Tirohia i ia wā, ā, whakau anō mēnā e tika ana.
• Raukaha Taumaha: Do not exceed the maximum weight recommendation of 150 kilograms (330 lbs) for the table.
• Pūrere Anti-Tipping: If provided, utilize the wall-mounting anti-tipping hardware to secure the table to a wall, especially in homes with children or pets, to prevent accidental tipping.
• Mata Taumata: Place the table on a flat, level surface to ensure stability.
• Aukati i te makuku: Keep the table away from excessive moisture or direct sunlight to prevent damage to the wood finish.
• Parenga Papa: The table includes non-slip fixed leg pads to protect your floors from scratches. Ensure they are properly installed.

Ihirangi mokete

Before beginning assembly, verify that all parts and hardware are present and undamaged. Refer to the included assembly guide for a detailed list of components.

Wāhanga Tapahiview

• Ripanga: The main surface of the console table.
• U-Shaped Base Supports: Structural components forming the legs and lower shelf.
• Mōkihi Pūmārō: Includes all necessary screws, dowels, and an Allen wrench (if applicable).
• Aratohu Huihuinga: Detailed step-by-step instructions with illustrations.

Whakaahua: Te katoa view of the Tribesigns 63-Inch Console Table, showcasing its light brown finish and two-tier design.

Nga Tohutohu Huihuinga

Follow the steps below and refer to the included assembly guide for detailed diagrams. It is recommended to have two adults for assembly.

1. Wewetehia me te tautuhi i nga waahanga: Carefully unpack all components and lay them out on a clean, soft surface to prevent scratches. Match each part to the corresponding label in the assembly guide.
2. Āpiti Tūhono: Insert the necessary dowels and screws into the designated holes on the U-shaped base supports as indicated in the manual.
3. Huihuia te Hanganga turanga: Connect the U-shaped base supports to form the lower shelf and vertical legs. Ensure all connections are snug.
4. Āpiti Ripanga: With assistance, carefully align the tabletop with the assembled base structure. Secure the tabletop using the provided screws.
5. Whakamutunga Whakamutunga: Once all parts are connected, gently tighten all screws to ensure the table is stable and secure. Do not overtighten.
6. Install Leg Pads: Attach the non-slip fixed leg pads to the bottom of the table legs to protect your flooring.
7. Optional Wall Mount: If desired, install the anti-tipping hardware to secure the table to a wall following the instructions in the assembly guide.

Image: Detailed dimensions of the console table, illustrating its length, width, and height.

Whakamahinga

The Tribesigns 63-Inch Console Table is designed for versatile use in various indoor settings.

• Ripanga tomokanga: Ideal for welcoming guests, holding keys, mail, or decorative items.
• Ripanga Sofa: Place behind a sofa to hold lampngā pukapuka, ngā inu rānei.
• Pouaka Whakaata: Can accommodate a television and media devices.
• Hallway Table: Provides a functional surface and storage in narrow hallways.
• Ripanga Whakaatu: Use the two tiers to display plants, photos, or other decorative accents.
• Study/Work Table: Ko ona ample surface can serve as a compact workspace when paired with appropriate seating.

Image: The console table styled in an entryway, demonstrating its use for decorative items and storage.

Te tiaki

To maintain the appearance and longevity of your console table, follow these simple care instructions:

• Te horoi: Mukua ki te panuiamp kakahu. A ape i nga matū kino, i nga kai horoi horoi ka kino pea te mutunga.
• Maringi: Horoia wawetia ngā turuturu kia kore ai e poke, e kino rānei i te wai.
• Parenga wera: Use coasters or placemats under hot items to protect the tabletop.
• Aukati i te Maramatanga o te ra: Ko te noho roa ki te ra ka taea te memenge, te rereke ranei.
• Takitaki auau: Periodically inspect all fasteners and connections to ensure they remain tight.

Whakaahua: Kati-ake view highlighting the light brown grain tabletop and the sturdy U-shaped base design.

Raparongoā

Mena ka pā mai he raruraru ki tō tēpu papatohu, tirohia ngā otinga noa e whai ake nei:

• Ripanga Wobbly: Ensure all screws are fully tightened. Check that the table is placed on a level surface. Adjust leg pads if necessary.
• Nga Waahanga Ngaro: If any parts are missing upon unpacking, please contact Tribesigns customer support immediately with your model number and a list of missing items.
• He uaua ki te Huihuinga: Double-check the assembly guide for any missed steps or incorrect orientation of parts. Ensure you are using the correct hardware for each step.
• Scratches/Scuffs: Minor scratches can sometimes be touched up with a wood repair marker that matches the table's finish.

Whakatakotoranga

Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

The Tribesigns 63-Inch Console Table comes with a Rarangi Whakaiti. For specific details regarding warranty coverage, duration, and terms, please refer to the warranty information included in your product packaging or contact Tribesigns customer support.

For any questions, assistance with assembly, or to report missing/damaged parts, please contact Tribesigns customer service through the retailer where the product was purchased or visit the official Tribesigns webpae mo nga korero whakapiri tautoko.