4 Drawer dresser (5522) - Assembly and Operation Manual
Congratulations on purchasing an MDB Family product. This product will provide many years of service
if you adhere to the following guidelines for assembly, maintenance and operation. This product is for
residential use only. Any institutional use is strictly prohibited.
Please be sure to follow the instructions for proper assembly. Use a Phillips head screwdriver for
assembling the product in addition to the Allen wrench included in the hardware box. Do not use power
screwdrivers. All of our products are made from natural woods. Please understand that natural woods
have color variations which are the result of nature and not defects in workmanship.
DO NOT SUBSTITUTE PARTS. ALL MODELS HAVE THE SAME QUANTITY OF PARTS AND HARDWARE. YOUR MODEL MAY LOOK DIFFERENT FROM THE ONE ILLUSTRATED DUE TO STYLISTIC VARIATIONS.
revised 17OCT2012
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PARTS
J. Right Drawer Panel (4)
B. Left
End
Panel
A. Right
End
Panel
E. Dresser Top
K. Left Drawer Panel (4)
F. Bottom Support Frame
C. Drawer
Bottom
Board (4)
M. Front Drawer Panel (4)
G. Top Support Frame
O. Back Drawer Panel (4)
H. Support Bar (3)
Support Bar
Q. (Q)Back
Back Support
Barx 1
P1. Left
leg (2)
D. Back Panel (2)
(D)Back Panel x 2
H1. 1-1/8” Machine
Bolt (22)
H6. Small Wood
Screw (100)
P2. Right
leg (2)
N. Base Panel
HARDWARE
H2. Cam Lock Bolt (8)
H7. Large Wood
Screw (16)
H3. Cam Lock (8)
H12. Leg Wood
Screw (8)
H4.Knob (8)
H13. Support Bar
Fastener (8)
H8. Right Panel Glide (4)
H10. Right Drawer Glide (4)
H9. Left Panel Glide (4)
H11. Left Drawer Glide (4)
H5. Knob Bolt (8)
Tools Needed
(not included)
Phillips
screwdriver
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Step
Step
1: 1:
Installing the Rail Glides
Installing the panel glides.
Install the panel glides (H8) and (H9) onto the end panels
(A) and (B). Use 3 wood screws (H6) for each glide.
A. Right End Panel
B. Left End Panel
Step 2: Assemble Dresser End Panels, Support
Step 2:
Frames and Support Bars
Assemble dresser end panels,
support frames and support bars.
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
Make sure top support frame
(G) is placed with counter-sunk
holes facing down.
Use screws (H6)
and support bar
(H)(Q)to the Ieft and right
fastener (H13) to mount support
bars (H) and (Q) to the left and right
end panels (A) and (B).
(Q)
Place bottom frame support
frame (F) with counter-sunk holes
facing up.
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
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Step 3:
Step
3: Assemble
dresser top.
Assemble
Dresser Top
Step 4: Back Panel Assembly
Use 8 bolts (H1) to install the dresser top (E).
Use 12 screws (H6) for back panel.
(H6)
(H6) (H6)
(H6)
(H6)
(H6)
(H6)
(H6)
(H6)
(H6)
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
Step 5: Assemble Base and Legs.
Drawer Assembly
Use 8 (H12) wood screws to install legs (P).
Step 1
There are no pre-drilled holes on
base panel for H12. Align carefully
and secure legs. Then attach base
panel assembly to the dresser
assembly using 6 (H1) machine bolts
as shown in the picture.
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Drawer Assembly
Drawer Assembly
Step 2
Step 3
Drawer Assembly
Step 4
Drawer Assembly
Step 5
Drawer Assembly
Step 6
Insert the assembled drawers.
This item has a manufacturer’s limited one year warranty.
Visit our web site at www.themdbfamily.com for more information.
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!!! IMPORTANT !!! Furniture Anti-Tipping Kit Installation
Children may be injured by tipping furniture and the use of the anti-tipping kit is highly recommended. This device,
when properly installed, could provide protection against unexpected tipping of furniture due to improper use.
!!WARNING!! THIS DEVICE IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR
ADULT SUPERVISION.
HARDWARE
Tools Needed
(not included)
A. Shorter screw
B. Longer screw
E. Strap
C. Washer (2)
Phillips
screwdriver
D. Plastic anchor
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
1
2
2.1
2”
3/16”
3
D
4
B
C
C
E
Safety Notes:
2.2
A
E
• Do not allow your children to climb or jump on the furniture or in the drawer. Climbing on the furniture could make
it top-heavy and cause the furniture to damage or tip over.
• Never move or push heavy furniture by yourself as it can cause the furniture to tip over.
• This furniture is not intended to support TV or other heavy items.
• Do not overload the drawers.
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revised 280912