Installation & Assembly

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Borroughs Document Number: DOC-MDC-0011 Rev. 2.0
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Continuous Bench with Common Leg
Benches over six (6) feet long may be obtained by placing end to end, a starter unit and an add-on unit. Each add-
on unit contains one (1) bench top, one (1) stringer, one (1) leg attachment channel, one (1) leg weldment and
two (2) adjustable feet, and associated hardware.
STEPS
Lay bench top face down on a flat clean surface;
(such as blanket or cardboard to protect from
scratching). Placing them end to end to completed
steps 1-3 for both benches. Once completed turn
benches to upright positions to connect.
Insert leg attachment channel into bench tops. Position
channel so that the holes in end flanges are in line with the
oval in each of bench tops, where tops are end to end.
Fasten channel to the tops with four (4) screws and nuts as
provided.
Fasten end flanges of attachment channels to bench top as
stated in step 2 of the basic work bench instructions (refer
to page 4). Assemble one each end.
Fasten leg weldments to attachment channels as stated in Step 3
of the Basic Work Bench instructions (refer to page 4). Fasten one
on each end and one on the common attachment channel.
The stringer is to be attached to legs along back edge of unit.
(BORROUGHS is stamped on the front edge of benchtop). Position
stringer so that second set of holes are in line with two holes in
inside of leg. Fasten stringer to leg with two (2) screws and
weldnuts as provided. The second stringer is to be fastened to the
other side of the leg in the same manner. The other ends of
stringers are attached as stated in Step 4 of the Basic Work Bench
instructions. Tighten screws holding leg weldment s and
attachment channels together.
Fasten adjustable feet to legs as stated in Step 5 of the Basic Work Bench instructions (refer to page 4).
Fasten one foot of each leg. This completes assembly of the Continuous Bench with Common Leg.
COMMON LEG