Assembly Instructions

Young children may be injured by tipping furniture and the use

of a tipping restraint is highly recommended.

When properly installed, this restraint could provide protection

against the unexpected tipping of furniture due to small tremors,

bumps or climbing. We recommend mounting this restraint to a

wall stud.

WARNING: This product is only a deterrent. It is not a

substitute for proper adult supervision.

Installation Instruction:

1. Attach one of the plastic brackets (04) securely near the top back edge of the furniture piece by inserting the

screw (02). Refer to picture A.

2. Determine the final position of the furniture piece. Mark location on the wall approximately 2” below the

plastic bracket (04) mounted to the back of the furniture.

3. Drill a starter hole into the wall stud. If wall stud is not available, drill a hole into the wall and insert nylon

wall plug (03). Gently tap plug until the flange of the plug is flush with the wall.

4. Attach a second plastic bracket (04) by inserting and securing the screw (02) to the wall. Refer to picture B.

5. Align the two plastic brackets (04).

6. Thread the plastic strap (01) through both plastic brackets (04) and tighten until snug.

7. Check to make sure that the plastic brackets (04) are firmly installed the plastic strap (01) is secure.

8. Repeat steps 1-7 at other end of furniture piece.

TIPPING KIT CHECK LIST

CODE COMPONENT QTY

01 PLASTIC

PLASTIC

STRAP 2

02 SCREW 8

03 NYLON WALL PLUG 4

BRACKET 4

BACK SIDE

THE WALL

04 02

Starter holes

FURNITURE TIPPING RESTRAINT FOR STEELE 2 DRAWER NIGHTSTAND

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FURNITURE TIPPING RESTRAINT FOR STEELE 2 DRAWER NIGHTSTAND TIPPING KIT CHECK LIST Young children may be injured by tipping furniture and the use of a tipping restraint is highly recommended. CODE When properly installed, this restraint could provide protection against the unexpected tipping of furniture due to small tremors, bumps or climbing. We recommend mounting this restraint to a wall stud. WARNING: This product is only a deterrent. It is not a substitute for proper adult supervision.