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AFV Group Ltd. Hortonwood 30, Telford, Shropshire, TF1 7YE, England AVF Group, Inc. 2775 Broadway, Cheektowaga, Buffalo, New York,14227
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| Make sure the arrows on all part A are aiming towards the panel edge when inserted. | Make sure not to over-tighten any part B or E as this could cause damage or error in alignment of panels. | Some construction steps may be easier with proper tools. |
Take extra care not to over tighten any screws as this may cause damage!
NOTE: Part G is used to cover all part A’s once tightened.
NOTE: Make sure the notch on the mount plate for part K is positioned towards the rear of the panel as shown.
NOTE: This step is the reverse side of the panels above.
NOTE: Part O has 2 components, place the main section into the hole first and make sure the panel fits in position then insert the second part to secure.
NOTE: Part O has 2 components, place the main section into the hole first and make sure the panel fits in position then insert the second part to secure.
NOTE: The doors have a protective film on the to prevent scratching in delivery, remove this film before installing the doors.
NOTE: Make sure the door support struts (M) are pull forward before glass is inserted.
NOTE: Best done with two people with one person supporting the door.
NOTE: If the doors dont close properly or dont align fully adjust the hinge screw slightly as shown to fix alignment.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
Avoid direct sunlight as this can produce colour changes in the areas affected.
Slight colour change over time due to exposure to natural light is to be expected.
Colour and pattern variation is to be expected with this finish and does not constitute a product defect.
Clean all surfaces using a soft damp cloth. A suitable furniture polish can be used if required.
Do not use abrasive cleaners.
Do not place hot or cold items in direct contact with any part of this product.
Take care not to overtighten any part of this assembly.
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