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Look out for:
S Children climbing on furniture.
S A child may try to reach a toy or other
object by climbing on furniture.
S Children will play and be active near
the TV.
S Improper use of furniture to support
TVs.
S Setting a TV that is heavier than the
load rating on the furniture item is
hazardous.
S Overloaded drawers and shelves.
S Improperly moving furniture that is
not designed and equipped with casters.
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Please use your furniture correctly and safely. Improper use can cause safety hazards,
or damage to your furniture or household items. Carefully read the following chart.
What can happen:
S Risk of injury or death.
S A child climbing on a piece of
furniture can make it top- -heavy and
cause it to tip over.
S A child playing with a TV can cause it
to tip over.
S Risk of injury or death.
S TVs can be very heavy. Plus the
weight and location of the picture tube
tends to make TVs unbalanced and
prone to tipping forward.
S Risk of injury.
S Top- -heavy furniture can tip over.
S Overloaded drawers or shelves can
break.
S Furniture can tip over or break if
improperly moved.
S Physical injury. Furniture can be very
heavy.
WARNING
How to avoid the problem:
S Never allow children to climb on or
play with furniture. Do not place toys,
food, etc. on the top shelves or upper
drawers.
S Never exceed the rating for the
maximum size and weight of TV
allowed.
S This product is designed and intended
for use with a TV weighing not more
than 135 pounds, and having
dimensions that will allow it to set
evenly on the shelf.
S Be sure you have applied the warning
label as instructed.
S Never exceed the weight limits shown
in the instructions.
S Work from bottom to top when
loading shelves and drawers. Place the
heavier items on the lower shelves or in
lower drawers.
S Unload drawers and shelves from top
to bottom before moving the furniture.
S Do not push furniture, especially on a
carpeted floor. Have a friend help you
lift the item and set it in place.
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