SUMMIT HUTCH ASSEMBLY HARDWARE WALL MOUNTING HARDWARE TOOLS REQUIRED COMPONENTS. 4 - large. 4 - bolts 4 - flat 4 - spring small screws.

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1 SSEMBLY HRDWRE Missing hardware? Please call for replacements small 4 - large 4 - bolts 4 - flat 4 - spring washers washers 8 - shelf pins 4 - cam 4 - cams 2 - connecting brackets WLL MOUNTING HRDWRE Thank you for purchasing the Summit Hutch. This page lists all the contents included in the box. Please take time to identify the hardware as well as the individual components of this product. s you unpack and prepare for assembly, place the contents on a carpeted or padded area to protect them from damage. Note: 2 people are required to safely assemble this product. 4 - plastic anchors 4 - brackets TOOLS REQUIRED phillips head screwdriver 4 - medium 4 - large 2 - straps COMPONENTS 2 - side s (1 left, 1 right) 1 - top 1 - bottom 2 - adjustable shelves 1 - back 2 - doors (1 left, 1 right) Page 1 of 5

2 Make sure arrows on each cam point towards nearest edge with holes bottom right side B left/right side left side bottom 1 ) Insert 4 cams into bottom as shown. Make sure arrows on each cam point towards nearest edge with holes. B) Insert 2 cam into left/right side s as shown. Secure cam with a phillips head screwdriver. 2 Fit pre-attached dowels of bottom into corresponding holes of left/right side s as shown. Using a screwdriver, turn cams clockwise until they securely engages each cam screw. top NOTE: Make sure grooves of top/bottom are in front. back 3 Fit pre-attached dowels of assembled unit into corresponding holes of top. ttach top with 4 bolts, 4 spring washers, and 4 flat washers as shown. Secure bolts with a screwdriver. 4 With the assistance of another adult, carefully position assembled unit as shown. ttach back with 20 small as shown. Secure with a screwdriver. Page 2 of 5

3 5 ) Insert 8 shelf pins at desired shelf heights as shown. B) Place adjustable shelves into assembled unit as shown. Make sure each shelf is securely supported by shelf pins. B adjustable shelves grooves on top 6 Fit the bottom rollers of the right door into back groove. Depress levers located at the top of the door, tilt the door into the groove in the top. Release the levers to secure door. Repeat steps for left door, fitting it into the front groove. LEVERS LOCTED BEHIND DOOR FRMES right door grooves on bottom left door Page 3 of 5

4 hutch buffet (sold separately) 7 With the assistance of another adult, carefully place hutch onto buffet as shown. ttach 2 connecting brackets to back of hutch and buffet (sold separately) with 2 large per bracket as shown. Secure with a screwdriver. ssembly is now complete. CLENING ND CRE Clean surfaces with a dry or damp soft cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners. Do not use furniture wax or polish as the wood is finished with a protective clear lacquer. Page 4 of 5

5 Safety Mounting Instructions For added safety and stability, it is recommended that the mounting hardware be installed. For safe mounting, it is essential to use anchors appropriate to your type (i.e. plaster, dry, concrete, etc.). Mount to wood studs whenever possible. ) ttach bracket to top of bookcase using 2 medium as shown. B) Determine the final location of bookcase. Mark position on the, approximately 2" below the bracket mounted to the back of the cabinet. C) Drill a hole in the stud. If the stud is not available, drill a hole in the that is slightly smaller in diameter than the anchor. Gently tap the plastic anchor until the flange of the anchor is flush with the. D) ttach bracket to the by inserting 2 large, and into the plastic anchor in the. E) Place the unit so the brackets on the back edge are aligned with the brackets on the. F) Lace one end of the strap through both brackets, and into the other end of the strap. G) Pull the strap tightly until secure. H) Repeat steps -G for remaining brackets and straps. C bracket D plastic anchor large screw medium screw F strap bracket NOTE: If you are unsure about your type or what mounting method you should use, consult a qualified professional or your local hardware store. Page 5 of 5