Assembly Instruction

MONTANA WOODWORKS, INC.
Assembly Instructions for Single Pedestal Table
Thank you very much for purchasing our heirloom quality single pedestal table. Should you have any questions or need
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Before beginning assembly please take a few moments to read the instructions carefully, understanding each step.
Likewise please also ensure that the hardware package contains the items as described here. Note: a ratcheting wrench
can be a considerable timesaver during the assembly process.
Tools Needed: ½” wrench, Phillips screwdriver
Parts List: (1) Pedestal Post (4) Wooden Legs (4) Top Braces (1) Table Top
Hardware List: (16) 5/16” Course Thread Nuts (16) 5/16” Flat Washers (8) 3” Phillips Wood Screws
(4) Leg Levelers
Steps: 1. Place pedestal post upright on floor. (Hole locations are the same. Either end up works fine!)
2. Attach 4 wooden legs to the post using 5/16” washers and nuts.
3. Screw leg levelers into each leg. Ensure they are completely seated.
4. Carefully turn pedestal post over so that pedestal post is upright with legs resting on floor.
5. Attach the four top braces to the pedestal post using 5/16” washers and nuts, ensuring the braces are as even
with the top as possible.
6. Gently place the table top face down on a clean and padded surface being very careful not to scratch or dent
it. Turn pedestal assembly over carefully placing it on the table top, aligning top braces with the outline
drawn on the underside of table top.
7. Using 3” Phillips head screws, secure the top braces to the table top making certain that the braces are flush
against the table top.
8. You are now ready to turn the table upright. With the assistance of another person, turn the table over. You
may want to place a clean, padded surface under the table edge to protect it from damage.
9. Adjust the four leg levelers on legs so that the table is level and does not wobble.
PROUDLY MADE IN THE U.S.A.
Pine requires a good sealant. We recommend two coats of varnish being applied per manufacturer’s directions. The table
may be stained prior to the application of the varnish.