Arke 5199 Assembly Instructions Manual Download

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Before starting the assembly, unpack all the pieces of the staircase. Spread them out on a spacious surface and
check the number of pieces (TAB. 1; (A = Code, B = Quantity).
Included in the kit, you will find a DVD, which you are advised to watch before beginning.
For customers in the USA there is a customer assistance number 1-888 STAIRKT which you can telephone in case
of problems.

Preliminary assembly

1. Assemble the D48 components on the steps (L03) (fig. 2).
2. Carefully measure the height from floor to floor so as to work out the number of spacing discs

(D08) and position them above the spacers (D15) (TAB. 2).

3. Assemble components C69, C77, D43,C79,C65 and C74 to the balusters C67, components C69, C77 to

column C73, and finally components C69, C77, D43, C79, C65 to the balusters C68 (fig. 3) (fig. 1).

4. Assemble the base G03, B17 and B46 (fig. 1).

Assembly

5.  Determine the centre of the hole to be made in the floor and position the base (G03+B17+B46) (fig. 4).
6.  Drill the hole with a Ø 14 bit and fix the base (G03+B17+B46) to the floor using components B13 (fig. 1).
7.  Screw the tube (G02) to the base (G03+B17+B46) (fig. 1).
8.  Insert the base cover (D12) into the tube (G02) (fig. 5).
9.  Insert, in order, the spacing discs (D08), the shortest spacer (D14), the spacing discs (D08), the first step (L03),

the spacing discs (D08), the spacer (D15), the spacing discs (D08) and once again the step (L03), and so on.

Position the steps alternately to the left and to the right, so as to distribute the weight uniformly (fig. 5).

10. One the end of the tube (G02) is reached, screw on component B47, screw on the next tube (G02) and

continue to assemble the staircase (fig. 5).

11. Once the end of the tube (G02) is reached, screw on components B46 and G01 (screw on component G01,

keeping in mind that it must exceed the height of the staircase by about 15 cm (6”) (fig. 6). Continue to add the

steps using component D01 inserted into the step (L03).

12. Lastly, insert the landing (E02). After having chosen the direction of rotation (fig. 7), line up the landing

(E02) with the small hole (which is needed for the passage of the baluster (C67)) on the arrival side of the steps

(L03) (fig.8). Consider the dimensions of the aperture in the upper floor and, if necessary, cut the landing (E02)

accordingly.

13. Insert components B05 and B04 and lock component C70 reasonably tightly, keeping in mind that the steps

must still be turned (fig. 1).

Fixing the landing

14. Position component F12 at the aperture in the upper floor. Determine the position and, keeping a distance of

about 15 cm (6”) from the outside edge of the landing (E02), drill a hole using a Ø 14 bit and use B13

components to fix it permanently (fig. 1).

15. Fix the F12 components to the landing (E02) using the C58 components (drill the landing (E02) with a Ø 5 bit).
16. Position the B95 components.

Assembling the banister

17. Fan out the steps (L03). It is now possible to climb on the staircase.
18. Starting from the landing (E02), insert the longest baluster (C67) to connect the steps (L03).

Orientate the balusters (C67) with the D43 component, which should have the holed part facing

upwards (fig. 8). Only tighten the D48 component of the lower step (fig. 2).

19. Check that the two columns (C67) which you have positioned are vertical. Pay attention when doing this

because it is very important to the successful assembly of the staircase.

20. Tighten up component C70 (fig. 8).
21. Permanently tighten component D48 of the upper step (fig. 2).
22. Check again that the balusters (C67) are vertical, and if necessary correct them by repeating the previous

stage.

23. Position the first baluster (C67). Adjust the height of a long baluster (C67), by cutting off its end, to the height of

those you have just assembled (fig. 1).

24. Fix the F34 component to the floor, drilling the hole with an Ø 8 bit, so that it lines up with the first baluster