Assembly Instruction

HARDWARE

TOOLS REQUIRED

COMPONENTS

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Thank you for purchasing the Isaac Full, Queen or King

Bed. 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. As 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.

ISAAC FULL, QUEEN OR KING BED

Missing hardware?

Please call 800.606.6387 for replacements.

(We recommend the use of hand tools instead of power tools)

allen wrench (included)

CLEANING AND CARE

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.

Customer Service 800.967.6696 | Latest instructions available at www.crateandbarrel.com

1 - headboard

back

2 - side rails

(1 right, 1 left)

1 - support leg

1 - center

support rail

1 - slat

assembly

1 - headboard

front

18 - small

bolts

4 - large

bolts

1 - footboard

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ISAAC FULL, QUEEN OR KING BED HARDWARE 18 - small bolts 4 - large bolts Missing hardware? Please call 800.606.6387 for replacements. TOOLS REQUIRED allen wrench (included) Thank you for purchasing the Isaac Full, Queen or King Bed. 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. As you unpack and prepare for assembly, place the contents on a carpeted or padded area to protect them from damage.
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ISAAC FULL, QUEEN OR KING BED NOTE: Do not over tighten the bolts headboard assembly left side rail headboard back B headboard front A 1 Remove plastic cover from headboard. Fit headboard front into heabdoard back. With the assistance of another adult, place headboard front and back upside down onto a clean, padded surface as shown. Secure headboard back to headboard front with 10 small bolts, using an allen wrench as shown. Do not over tighten the bolts.