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Fire Table Installation / Granite Handling Instructions

Remove the assembled base and all of the other components/accessories from the base box that was

shipped on a pallet. Make sure all components are within the box needed for the table assembly. Then

position the granite crate in a manner in which it is close to where the table will be assembled, this is

due to the weight of the granite and the handling instructions referenced below.

Understand the location the table will be assembled in to prevent any potential issues when trans-

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porting it. Please keep in mind the location of the control knob for easy operation as well as the area

around the table. You also want to have enough room for chairs or walk space around the fire table.

Once the area has been measured and all clearances (refer to Owner's Manual) have been taken into

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consideration, set the base in the desired location and begin our simple assembly process.

Remove the granite top from the crate and place it on the base. Make sure the cutout portion of the

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granite is centered over the base. Please follow the below granite handling instructions to be sure nothing is

damaged during the installation.

Granite handling instructions MUST be followed.

GRANITE HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS

1. When handling granite, steel-toed shoes are highly recommended.

2. Unless no other options exist, do not carry the granite through the house. Always go around the

home to the installation site. (Showrooms do not apply)

3. Always carry the granite vertical, NEVER carry it horizontally. Although the granite will be installed

horizontally as a top, it will be supported underneath by the base. Granite is a natural material and

without the underneath support, will put immense stress on the weak points. This can cause the top

to crack, or more likely, break apart while carrying. This can result in property damage and serious

injury.

4. When moving the granite from the crate to the installation location, plan ahead for resting points. If

you set the granite down on a concrete, stone or other hard surface without protection, it can chip

the edge of the granite. Setting granite down on a wood floor can scratch or dent the floor. Best

practice is to place a pair of 12" 2X4s in strategic places to set the top down. You will also need a

pair placed near the table base location to rest the top on before rotating it to a flat position, and on-

to the table base.

5. The granite top should be evenly centered on the base (use a measuring tape if necessary).

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