Instructions / Assembly

B C

A. Table Top

B. Rod

C. Cylinder

D. Screws(16)

E. Feet(4)

F. Spider

G. T-base

Cain Rectangle T-Base Legs

Step 1: Screw 4 Feet(E) into

T-base leg ends (G).

Step 2: On the Rod(B) remove the nut

from the bolt, set the nut aside.

Step 3: Insert the Rod(B) through the hole

in the Spider(F).

The permanent

nut should be

on the top side

of the Spider(F).

Step 4: Next place the Cylinder(C) over the

exposed Rod(B).

Step 5A: Place the exposed end of the Rod(B)

through the hole in the T-Base(G). Now, replace

the nut onto the rod and tighten. Make sure the

front and back arms of the spider are angled in

the same direction as the T-Base arms.

Step 5B: Repeat Steps 1-5A for second T-Leg.

The product

should now

look like the

example to the

right.

Organize your parts. You will need a phillips head screw driver, pencil and measuring tape, drill(optional).

Two people are required for assembly.

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Cain Rectangle T-Base Legs Organize your parts. You will need a phillips head screw driver, pencil and measuring tape, drill(optional). Two people are required for assembly. A B C D E F Step 1: Screw 4 Feet(E) into T-base leg ends (G). Step 2: On the Rod(B) remove the nut from the bolt, set the nut aside. Step 4: Next place the Cylinder(C) over the exposed Rod(B). Step 5A: Place the exposed end of the Rod(B) through the hole in the T-Base(G). Now, replace the nut onto the rod and tighten.
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Step 6: Prepare your Template (INCLUDED) by adhereing both template pages to one another on the dashed line. Step 7: On a clean flat surface, turn Table Top(A) upside down. Draw a horizontal lines across the table bottom that is equidistant from front to back of the table top. Step 8: Place each T-Leg equidistant from the Left and Right edges of the table top at user’s desired distance. Step 9: Attach T-Legs to Table Top(A) using 8 Screws(D) per T-Leg. Flip Table over when complete.