BAGGEBO TV Bench
Important Safety Information
⚠️ WARNING!
Serious or fatal crushing injuries can occur from furniture tip over. To prevent tip over, this furniture must be used with the wall attachment device(s) provided.
Screw(s) and plug(s) for the wall are not included. Use screw(s) and plug(s) suitable for your walls. If you are uncertain, seek professional advice. Read and follow each step of the instruction carefully.
This warning is provided in multiple languages throughout this document.
Parts List
The following parts are included:
- Dowel (Part #101339): 1x
- Dowel (Part #101345): 9x
- Cam lock post (Part #106940): 2x
- Cam lock post (Part #100481): 2x
- Cam lock (Part #103430): 4x
- Cam lock (Part #119252): 2x
- Screw (Part #109041): 1x
- Screw (Part #100229): 8x
- Washer (Part #100823): 2x
- Allen key (Part #100006): 1x
- Plastic feet/supports (Part #122628): 6x
- Plastic bracket holder (Part #105494): 1x
- Bag of nails (Part #319503): 1x
- Wall mounting bracket (Part #106989): 1x
Assembly Instructions
Step 1
Insert one dowel (Part #101339) into the pre-drilled holes on the edge of a panel. Ensure the correct dowel type is used; dowel #101345 is shown crossed out.
[Diagram Description: A panel edge is shown. A dowel (101339) is being inserted into a hole. A magnified view shows the correct dowel and another dowel (101345) with a cross over it.]
Step 2
Insert two cam lock posts (Part #106940) into the pre-drilled holes on another panel. The posts should be screwed in until snug.
[Diagram Description: A panel is shown with two cam lock posts (106940) being screwed into holes. A magnified view shows the post being inserted and a diagram showing its final position within a slot.]
Step 3
Insert two cam locks (Part #103430) into the large holes on a panel. Ensure the arrow on the cam lock points towards the edge hole where the cam lock post will enter. Rotate the cam lock clockwise to secure. The part #119252 is shown crossed out.
[Diagram Description: A panel is shown with two cam locks (103430) being inserted. A magnified view shows a cam lock being rotated with a screwdriver to engage a post. Another part (119252) is crossed out.]
Step 4
Connect a panel to another panel. An arrow indicates the direction of insertion.
[Diagram Description: Two panels are shown being joined. An arrow indicates one panel sliding into the other.]
Step 5
Secure the connection from Step 4 using two cam locks (Part #103430). Insert the cam locks into the large holes and rotate them clockwise to lock onto the cam lock posts. The part #119252 is shown crossed out.
[Diagram Description: The joined panels from Step 4 are shown. Cam locks (103430) are being inserted into holes and rotated with a screwdriver. Another part (119252) is crossed out.]
Step 6
Insert five dowels (Part #101345) into the pre-drilled holes on the edges of shelf panels.
[Diagram Description: A shelf panel is shown with five dowels (101345) being inserted into holes along its edge.]
Step 7
Attach the wall bracket support (Part #106989) to a panel using one screw (Part #109041) and one washer (Part #100823). Ensure the screw is inserted correctly; an incorrect placement is shown crossed out.
[Diagram Description: A panel is shown. A wall bracket support (106989) is being attached with a screw (109041) and washer (100823). Two views show correct and incorrect screw insertion.]
Step 8
Insert two cam lock posts (Part #100481) into the pre-drilled holes on a panel.
[Diagram Description: A panel is shown with two cam lock posts (100481) being screwed into holes.]
Step 9
Insert four dowels (Part #101345) into the pre-drilled holes on the edge of a panel.
[Diagram Description: A panel edge is shown with four dowels (101345) being inserted into holes.]
Step 10
Connect panels. An arrow indicates the direction of insertion.
[Diagram Description: Two panels are shown being joined. An arrow indicates one panel sliding into the other.]
Step 11
Secure the connection from Step 10 using two cam locks (Part #119252). Insert the cam locks into the large holes and rotate them clockwise to lock onto the cam lock posts. The part #103430 is shown crossed out.
[Diagram Description: The joined panels from Step 10 are shown. Cam locks (119252) are being inserted into holes and rotated with a screwdriver. Another part (103430) is crossed out.]
Step 12
Insert a panel into the partially assembled unit. An arrow indicates the direction of insertion.
[Diagram Description: A panel is shown being inserted into the main structure, guided by an arrow.]
Step 13
Secure the unit using four screws (Part #100229) with the provided Allen key (Part #100006).
[Diagram Description: The unit is shown. Four screws (100229) are being inserted and tightened with an Allen key (100006). A magnified view shows the screw and Allen key.]
Step 14
Insert a panel into the partially assembled unit. An arrow indicates the direction of insertion.
[Diagram Description: A panel is shown being inserted into the main structure, guided by an arrow.]
Step 15
Secure the unit using four screws (Part #100229).
[Diagram Description: The unit is shown. Four screws (100229) are being inserted into holes. A magnified view shows the screw being inserted.]
Step 16
Attach the back panel or support. Use the provided plastic guide (Part #105494) and small nails (Part #319503) with a hammer. Ensure nails are not placed incorrectly; an incorrect placement is shown crossed out.
[Diagram Description: A panel is being attached to the back. A plastic guide (105494) is used to position small nails (319503) which are hammered in. A warning symbol and a crossed-out diagram show incorrect nail placement.]
Step 17
Attach six plastic feet/supports (Part #122628) to the bottom of the unit using a hammer.
[Diagram Description: The bottom of the unit is shown. Six plastic feet (122628) are being hammered into place.]
Step 18
Attach the wall mounting bracket (Part #100823) to the top rear of the unit. The bracket has slots for adjustment. Rotate the cam lock mechanism to secure the bracket.
[Diagram Description: The top rear of the unit is shown. A wall mounting bracket (100823) is being attached. A magnified view shows the bracket and the cam lock mechanism being tightened.]
Important: Wall Attachment
⚠️ The furniture must be securely attached to the wall using the provided wall attachment device(s) to prevent tip-over accidents. This is crucial for safety.
[Diagram Description: Two diagrams illustrate the importance of wall attachment. The first shows a cabinet with an open door and a warning triangle, indicating potential instability. The second shows a furniture unit tipped over with a person trapped underneath, crossed out, emphasizing the danger.]
