Table & Bench Assembly

To get started you will need a 5/8" socket wrench for the bolts and 11/16" wrench (or an adjustable wrench) for the nuts. You should have four 6" bolts, washers, and nuts.

If your furniture is being shipped, you will find all your bolts for your table in a burlap pouch along with your Experience Kit (bag with logo) located inside the box for your table legs.

Keeping the cardboard on the table top for protection, place your top down (bottom facing up) on your floor. Then remove the protective cardboard guards on both the leg braces that you see secured by the bolts.

Furniture pieces are marked A and B

Your legs, beam and table top are marked A and B. All pieces marked A go on one side of the table and all pieces marked B go on the other.

Note: You will find the A and B markings on the top of the legs, on both beam pegs, and on the underside of your table top. 

Step 1. Attach your beam between the legs

Place the legs and table top next to each other on the floor. With a person on each side holding up a table leg, lift your center beam and slide one end of the beam peg into the leg hole. Then do the other. Make sure to hold the beam completely horizontal so that the pegs go into the holes. It might be a slightly tight fit so you might need to apply pressure to the side of the leg to connect the two and close any gaps.

Make sure the A and B markings on the beam pegs are facing up before attaching to the legs. Then hold the beam completely horizontal so that the pegs go into the leg holes. 

Step 2. Lower the legs down onto your table top

Then with a person on each end, carefully lift the connected legs with beam (keeping pressure on both ends, so the beam doesn't slide off the legs) and walk over to your table top and lower both legs down at the same time between the slots on your table top.

Lower both legs down at the same time.

Step 3. Insert your bolts

Align the legs with the holes and slide in the bolts (we've added pre-marked lines to help you align the legs). On the other side add the washers and nuts. Hand tighten all the bolts first then use a 5/8" socket and wrench to tighten all the bolts.

Flip your table over

Then with a person on each end, grab a hold of your table top and carefully flip your table over onto its side first, then continue to lift upright onto the floor.

Tip for flipping over your table: When the table legs are attached to your table top it is very heavy! We highly recommend placing something like a floor rug down underneath your table feet (when it is on its side before lifting upright) to prevent slipping as well as for protecting your table feet and flooring.

To get started you will need a 5/8" socket wrench for the bolts and 11/16" wrench (or an adjustable wrench) for the nuts. You should have eight 6" bolts, washers, and nuts.

If your furniture is being shipped, you will find all your bolts for your table in a burlap pouch along with your Experience Kit (bag with logo) located inside the box for your table legs.

Keeping the cardboard on the table top for protection, place your top down (bottom facing up) on your floor. Then remove the protective cardboard guards on both the leg braces that you see secured by the bolts.

See video for your table assembly
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IMPORTANT: When you begin attaching the table legs, insert and tighten the bolts on Side 1 of both legs first, then do Side 2.

Flip your table over

With the legs attached and a person on each end, carefully flip your table over onto its side first, then continue to lift upright onto the floor.

Tip for flipping over your table: When the table legs are attached to your table top it is very heavy! We highly recommend placing something like a floor rug down underneath your table feet (when it is on its side before lifting upright) to prevent slipping as well as for protecting your table feet and flooring.

To get started you will need a 5/8" socket wrench for the bolts and 11/16" wrench (or an adjustable wrench) for the nuts. You should have eight 6" bolts, washers, and nuts.

If your furniture is being shipped, you will find all your bolts for your table in a burlap pouch along with your Experience Kit (bag with logo) located inside the box for your table legs.

Keeping the cardboard on the table top for protection, place your top down (bottom facing up) on your floor. Then remove the protective cardboard guards on both the leg braces that you see secured by the bolts.

See video for your table assembly
You might experience a short delay while the video is loading up.

Flip your table over

With the legs attached and a person on each end, carefully flip your table over onto its side first, then continue to lift upright onto the floor. 

Tip for flipping over your table: When the table legs are attached to your table top it is very heavy! We highly recommend placing something like a floor rug down underneath your table feet (when it is on its side before lifting upright) to prevent slipping as well as for protecting your table feet and flooring.

To get started you will need a 5/8" socket wrench for the bolts and 11/16" wrench (or an adjustable wrench) for the nuts. You should have four 6" bolts, washers, and nuts.

If your furniture is being shipped, you will find all your bolts for your table in a burlap pouch along with your Experience Kit (bag with logo) located inside the box for your table legs.

Keeping the cardboard on the table top for protection, place your top down (bottom facing up) on your floor. Then remove the protective cardboard guards (if shipped) on both the leg braces that you see secured by the bolts.

Furniture pieces are marked A and B

Your legs, beam and table top are marked A and B. All pieces marked A go on one side of the table and all pieces marked B go on the other.

Note: You will find the A and B markings on the top of the legs, on both beam pegs, and on the underside of your table top.

Step 1. Attach your beam between the legs

Place the legs and table top next to each other on the floor. With a person on each side holding up a table leg, lift your center beam and slide one end of the beam peg into the leg hole. Then do the other. Make sure to hold the beam completely horizontal so that the pegs go into the holes. It might be a slightly tight fit so you might need to apply pressure to the side of the leg to connect the two and close any gaps.

Make sure the A and B markings on the beam pegs are facing up before attaching to the legs. Then hold the beam completely horizontal so that the pegs go into the leg holes. 

Step 2. Lower the legs down onto your table top

Then with a person on each end, carefully lift the connected legs with beam (keeping pressure on both ends, so the beam doesn't slide off the legs) and walk over to your table top and lower both legs down at the same time between the slots on your table top.

Lower both legs down at the same time.

Step 3. Insert your bolts

Align the legs with the holes and slide in the bolts (we've added pre-marked lines to help you align the legs). On the other side add the washers and nuts. Hand tighten all the bolts first then use a 5/8" socket and wrench to tighten all the bolts.

Flip your table over

Then with a person on each end, grab a hold of your table top and carefully flip your table over onto its side first, then continue to lift upright onto the floor.

Tip for flipping over your table: When the table legs are attached to your table top it is very heavy! We highly recommend placing something like a floor rug down underneath your table feet (when it is on its side before lifting upright) to prevent slipping as well as for protecting your table feet and flooring.

To get started you will need a 5/8" socket wrench for the bolts and 11/16" wrench (or an adjustable wrench) for the nuts. You should have four 6" bolts, washers, and nuts.

If your furniture is being shipped, you will find all your bolts for your table in a burlap pouch along with your Experience Kit (bag with logo) located inside the box for your table legs.

Keeping the cardboard on the table top for protection, place your top down (bottom facing up) on your floor. Then remove the protective cardboard guards on both the leg braces that you see secured by the bolts. 

Furniture pieces are marked A and B

Your legs, beam and table top are marked A and B. All pieces marked A go on one side of the table and all pieces marked B go on the other.

Note: You will find the A and B markings on the top of the legs, on both beam pegs, and on the underside of your table top.

Step 1. Attach your beam between the legs

Place the legs and table top next to each other on the floor. With a person on each side holding up a table leg, lift your center beam and slide one end of the beam peg into the leg hole. Then do the other. The beam must be held completely horizontal so that the pegs go into the holes. It might be a slightly tight fit so you might need to apply pressure to the side of the leg to connect the two and close any gaps.

Make sure the A and B markings on the beam pegs are facing up before attaching to the legs. Then hold the beam completely horizontal so that the pegs go into the leg holes. 

Step 2. Lower the legs down onto your table top

Then with a person on each end, carefully lift the connected legs with beam (keeping pressure on both ends, so the beam doesn't slide off the legs) and walk over to your table top and lower both legs down at the same time between the slots on your table top.

Lower both legs down at the same time.

Step 3. Insert your bolts

Align the legs with the holes and slide in the bolts (we've added pre-marked lines to help you align the legs). On the other side add the washers and nuts. Hand tighten all the bolts first then use a 5/8" socket and wrench to tighten all the bolts.

Flip your table over

Then with a person on each end, grab a hold of your table top and carefully flip your table over onto its side first, then continue to lift upright onto the floor.

Tip for flipping over your table: When the table legs are attached to your table top it is very heavy! We highly recommend placing something like a floor rug down underneath your table feet (when it is on its side before lifting upright) to prevent slipping as well as for protecting your table feet and flooring.

To get started you will need a drill. You should have five 2 1/2" screws (one is extra), a drill bit, and 4 hole alignment sticks.

Keeping the cardboard on the table top for protection, place your top down (bottom facing up) on your floor.

Step 1. Match the letters and align the holes

Place your pedestal base on your table top matching each side marked A, B, C, and D. With the four hole alignment sticks we've supplied, insert each stick through the pre-drilled hole in the pedestal base and into the table top frame to align the holes. The sticks will keep your table base aligned with the pre-drilled holes. See video below for more information.

Step 2. Screw in your pedestal base

Start with side A and replace the stick with a screw and drill the screw down into the base. Then do the same for sides B,C, and D. See video below for more information.

You'll be drilling through hardwood, so make sure to apply pressure on the drill as you drill down the screw through your base and into the table top. 

Flip your table over

Then with a person on each end, grab a hold of your table top and carefully flip your table over onto its side first, then continue to lift upright onto the floor.

*Tip for flipping over your table: When your table base is attached to your table top it is very heavy! We highly recommend placing something like a floor rug down underneath your table feet (when it is on its side before lifting upright) to prevent slipping as well as for protecting your table feet and flooring.

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