Maintenance and How To Info
Cushion Maintenance:
Here are some tips to help maintain your loose seat and back cushions.
For loose, down blend back cushions:
– Please be sure to lightly beat/fluff so the down feathers will rotate and become fluffy again to fill out your cushion.
– If you have a loveseat, sofa, or sectional, be sure to rotate the back cushions. This way, if you like one spot the best, all of the back cushions will eventually be used for about the same period of time.
For loose, spring down seat cushions:
– Please be sure to lightly beat/fluff so the down feathers in the down proof ticking pocket around the springs and foam will rotate and become fluffy again to fill out your cushion.
– If you have a loveseat, sofa, or sectional, be sure to rotate the seats cushions. This way, if you like one spot the best, all of the back cushions will eventually be used for about the same period of time.
– This will also help keep the fabric from rolling on the cushions and keep them straight and square.
Adjustable Glides:
There are adjustable glides under all of the legs on our furniture. Please adjust them up or down (if needed), depending on the flooring that your furniture is sitting on.
Bed Assembly:
– Put headboard in place.
– Align holes in bracket of side rails to post in headboard and slide down.
– Align holes in side rails to post in footboard and slide down. NOTE: brackets may fit very tight, but will slide together.
– Place cross slats in place, making sure that the center slate (the one with the leg) is in the middle (some slats may have supportive legs on all 3 depending on the bed style and size). Screw down in place.
Wall Mount Instructions:
– Measure the placement of the wood bracket on the back of the headboard.
– Attach wood piece to the wall. Making sure it is level and spaced to fit the placement of the headboard.
– Once the bracket is attached to the wall, lift the headboard higher than the wood piece. Place the headboard flat against the wall and slide the headboard down until the L brackets slide behind the wood piece.