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3. 

For added strength, insert a Screw (I) through the back side of the Lower End Apron (C) (the 
side with the remaining mortise holes in the legs) into each leg (A & B). See FIGURE 3A. Start 
the screw in the corner and at an angle so that it will not go through the other side of the leg. To 
insert the screw at a proper angle, the screw head should be approximately 1/2" from the Lower 
End Apron (C). See FIGURE 3B.

 

Repeat steps 2 – 3 for the other set of legs.

I

 

x 4

FIG. 3A

FIG. 3B

END VIEW

4. 

Lay Top Assembly (E) on a protected surface with the bottom facing up. Make sure both Ends 
(E4) are pushed all the way in and locked in place. Do not insert leaves at this point. Place Middle 
Apron (F) in the center of the table as shown in FIGURE 4. The Middle Apron (F) should be 
centered between the Front/Back Aprons (E5) and have equal distance on either side from the 
Inner Slides (E8). Secure the Middle Apron (F) with three Screws (J).

J

 

x 3

FIG. 4

I

I

B

A

D

C

I

Mortise Hole

1/2"

A

C

E4

E

E8

E8

E5

E5

E8

E8

E4

F

J

J

J

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Page 1: ...ory within 1 or 2 business days from the time we receive the request Please allow 5 10 business days for delivery Outside U S or Canada 541 687 0213 Fax 541 687 2060 Email info whittierwood com Mail P O Box 2827 Eugene Oregon 97402 U S A P O Box 2827 Eugene OR 97402 USA Natural characteristics such as knots provide a natural feel 10 05 Congratulations This fine piece of furniture will make a hands...

Page 2: ...L 8x5 8 Pan Head Screw Qty 24 If a top or leaf panel should become cupped do not be alarmed The top was flat when it was manufactured It is a natural characteristic of wood in an unfinished state to cup from uneven moisture conditions The figure at the right shows an exaggerated view of what could happen This only means that the convex side has absorbed moisture or the concave side has dried out U...

Page 3: ...y tap the pieces together making sure the mortise and tenon joints are tight Remove any excess glue with a damp cloth FIG 2 C D B A FACE THESE MORTISE HOLES UP FACE THESE MORTISE HOLES TO EACH OTHER 381W Page 3 381W Rustic Extension Table ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS TOOLS REQUIRED Phillips Head Screwdriver Mallet or Padded Hammer Wood Glue Tape Measure FIG 1 WE RECOMMEND FINISHING THE UNIT BEFORE FINAL ...

Page 4: ...peat steps 2 3 for the other set of legs I x4 FIG 3A FIG 3B END VIEW 4 Lay Top Assembly E on a protected surface with the bottom facing up Make sure both Ends E4 are pushed all the way in and locked in place Do not insert leaves at this point Place Middle Apron F in the center of the table as shown in FIGURE 4 The Middle Apron F should be centered between the Front Back Aprons E5 and have equal di...

Page 5: ...corner against the Front Back Apron E5 and the Left Leg A so that bracket is below the pencil mark Secure in place with six Screws L Repeat and add 90 Degree Bracket between the Right Leg B and the other Front Back Apron E5 K x2 L x12 FIG 7 7 Slide the Middle Support G into the hole in the End Support D until it fits snuggly and the hole for the wood wedge appears on the other side The hole for th...

Page 6: ...th a damp cloth 10 Repeat step 6 and install the 90 Degree Bracket between the legs and aprons 11 Repeat step 8 to install Wood Wedge H Make sure both wedges are tight K x2 L x12 12 Unlock the Ends E4 and pull them out Insert Leaves E2 and lock in place Note the underside of the Leaves E2 and Ends E4 are marked with either the letter A or B Match these letters to correctly place each leaf The slid...

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