Mobile Junior

Workstation

Assembly Instructions
Minimal bulk, maximum use,
easy-wheel castors
CUT LIST
SupaWood 16 mm
Sides

Bottom shelves

Rails

Shelves

400 mm x 659 mm x 4
400 mm x 232 mm x 2
80 mm x 200 mm x 4
400 mm x 200 mm x 2

Laminated pine
m

Top support
Top

1620 mm

0m

40

1156 mm x 65 mm x 2
1620 mm x 400 mm x 1

19 mm
1156 mm

659 mm

232 mm

19 mm

0m

40

691 mm

YOU WILL ALSO NEED

200 mm

4 castors
Screws
Wood filler
Wood glue

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Step 1
Start by building the two boxes that will form the sides
of the unit. Build the first box by connecting the sides
(400 mm x 659 mm) x 2 to the bottom shelf (400 mm x
232 mm) x 1. Repeat the same process to build the
second box.

Step 2
To complete the boxes, attach the rails (80 mm x 200 mm)
x 2 to the top end of each of the two boxes. First drill pilot
holes, counter sink, apply wood glue to the contact area
and then fasten with screws. The rails will give extra
support to the top of the unit once it is installed.

Step 3
You are now ready to install the shelves. Mark the sides of
the boxes to ensure that you position the shelves (400 mm
x 200 mm) correctly. The shelves should be installed
350 mm from the base of the box. Measure and extend the
line around the side of the box. The line will act as a guide
when you fasten the shelves with wood glue and screws
from the sides. Make sure that the shelves are level before
you fasten them from the outside with screws.

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Step 4
Connect the top (1620 mm x 400 mm) x 1 to the two
boxes by securing it with screws from the bottom. It is
recommended that you use laminated pine for the top.
(Pine is more rigid than SupaWood.)
Remember to apply wood glue to the top of the rails,
the area that will be in direct contact with the top before
fastening the screws. You can now also fasten the top on
with screws, from the top.

Step 5
Secure the castors to the bottom of the boxes with
screws.

Step 6
To further strengthen and support the top, you should now
secure the top supports (1156 mm x 65 mm) x 2 to the top
with screws from the bottom and from the sides.
(Again we recommend that you use pine for this.)
Drill pilot holes, counter sink and apply wood glue before
inserting screws.
Your unit is now complete. Use wood filler to fill the screw
holes. Once the wood filler is dry, you can smooth these
areas with sandpaper, before painting the unit.

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