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The following notes are intended as a guide for the construction of cabinets to mount and accommodate

the Hideaway (CAVOBT(E)) 150 mechanisms and bed frames. Due to the difference in cabinet making

styles and fitting techniques, it is suggested that a prototype cabinet is made using this guide in order to

tailor these instructions to suit your individual requirements.

IMPORTANT: If packaging is damaged check bed frame for any damages and all components are present.

If any items are missing contact your retailer immediately. Under NO circumstances store/lay objects

under the bed or between the door and bed-frame when in the horizontal position, doing so will result

in damages to the door and bed frame.

Component List

1 X Bed frame (in 2 pieces)

3 X Bed frame joining bars

5 X Joining bars for doors

2 X Mattress support bar

2 X Leg-Guides

2 X Adjustable feet

Suggested Cabinet Dimensions

1. For cabinet dimensions see attached drawing

2. The cabinet should be made from 18 mm thick panels

3. The overall cabinet height can be varied by altering the size of the top door. This in turn will

make the footboard higher or lower than the mattress when the bed is down. The bottom door

MUST always be 1615 mm high.

4. Cabinet widths are indicated on the attached drawings and obviously vary with bed size, but the

internal measurement must always be 64 mm wider than the bed frame to accommodate

mechanisms and mountings.

5. The plinth height should be 100mm. Cabinet base should not be added on this size, as the head

end of the bed sits lower than the height of the plinth.

Bed Mechanism & Cabinet Assembly

1. IMPORTANT: Always make sure that the cabinet is securely fastened to the wall (angle brackets

supplied) and adjoining cabinets, if possible. All wall bed and cabinet fixations must be regularly

checked.

2. When building your prototype, if possible, set the cabinet out from the wall to enable access to

understand the workings of the mechanism. Fit mounting plates to cabinet sides before sighting,

as you will need access to the outsides to fit bolts.

3. The bed can now be mounted in the cabinet. The cast iron mounting plates are supplied with

nuts, bolts and countersinks and MUST be used; the countersinks are to be set into the side

panels for extra bearing strength - when the bed is under tension these are the points of most

stress. The position of these plates in the cabinet is an important dimension and must be

accurately drilled (page 4). Slacken the mechanism adjusters (anti clockwise) and ensure

that the allen bolts on the mechanism are slackened. The sub frame is dismounted and packed

flat. Only attach the automatic legs to the bed frame at this point. Now mount the bed frame

within the cabinet.

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2 X Bedding straps

2 X Mounting Plates + fixings

2 X Mechanisms

1 X Mechanism fixing kit

2 X Wall brackets

2 X Sub-frame bars

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