Installation & Assembly

Assembly Instructions:

Table & Wildwood

Benches

Table Hardware:

12 – 3½” Bolts

1 - Allen Wrench

Bench Parts List (per bench):

1 - Bench Top

2 - Bench Legs

2 - Braces

Step 1

Lay the table top upside down on a clean surface. Place the four legs at the corners with the bark edges

toward the outside of the table as shown. Align the predrilled holes in the tops of the legs with the threaded

inserts in the table top. Attach with the 3½” bolts & tighten with the Allen wrench. (See photos 1 & 2.)

photo 2

Step 2 (For Benches Only)

Tools Needed:

7/16” Wrench or Socket

photo 1

photo 4

Table Parts List:

1 - Table Top

4 - Table Legs

Bench Hardware (per bench):

4 – 3½” Bolts

4 - 2” Lag Screws

1 - Allen Wrench

Lay the bench top upside down on a clean surface. Place the bench legs on the outside of the 2x2 on the

bench top. One side of the leg has a predrilled pilot hole in the center. Make sure this side is turned toward

the inside of the bench. Insert the 3½” bolts through the legs & turn into the threaded inserts in the 2x2.

Tighten with the Allen wrench (see photo 3).

Predrilled Pilot

Hole Here

photo 3

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Assembly Instructions: Table & Wildwood Benches Tools Needed: 7/16” Wrench or Socket Table Parts List: 1 - Table Top 4 - Table Legs Table Hardware: 12 – 3½” Bolts 1 - Allen Wrench Bench Parts List (per bench): 1 - Bench Top 2 - Bench Legs 2 - Braces Bench Hardware (per bench): 4 – 3½” Bolts 4 - 2” Lag Screws 1 - Allen Wrench Step 1 Lay the table top upside down on a clean surface. Place the four legs at the corners with the bark edges toward the outside of the table as shown.
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Step 3 Attach the braces to the bench. Align the predrilled hole in one end of the brace with the predrilled pilot hole in the center of the leg & the other hole in the brace with the predrilled pilot hole in the bench top. Fasten with the 2” lag screws. (See photos 4 & 5.) Before fully tightening the lag screws with the 7/16” wrench or socket, set the bench upright. This will prevent it from being uneven when tightened. If you have a 2’ bench the braces need to be attached beside each other (see photo 6).