TV - base cabinet Sichling 03, frame left, Colour: Oak Brown - Measurements: 51 x 120 x 46 cm (H x W x D)

WARNING AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

RULES FOR THE USE OF FURNITURE:

- Furniture should be used according to its design and purpose.

- Furniture should be stored and used under appropriate conditions, i.e. excessive overheating (drying out) should not be allowed,

- Moisture (wetting, freezing) should be avoided.

- The furniture should be used in dry rooms and protected from harmful weather conditions and direct sunlight.

- Furniture should not be placed closer than 1 meter from active heating appliances.

WARNING!

Falling furniture can be life-threatening.

If pieces of furniture tip over, this can result in serious or life-threatening injuries due to entrapment.

To prevent this piece of furniture from tipping over, it must be firmly anchored to the wall using the appropriate wall mounting device(s).

It is essential to use fixing brackets that are suitable for the walls. Examine the wall material to ensure that the load-bearing capacity is sufficient for the expected load. Always seek professional advice if you are unsure.

Before drilling, make sure that there are no gas, water or electricity pipes at the drilling site.

Please check and retighten all screws at regular intervals.

Follow each step of the instructions carefully.

To further reduce the risk of serious or even fatal injury from furniture tipping over, please observe the following:

- Always store heavy objects close to the floor.

- Never place heavy appliances on the product.

- Never allow children to climb or hang on drawers, doors or shelves.

1. When assembling, ensure that the connecting elements are firmly tightened. The connecting elements must also be checked for tightness during use.

2. Shelves, cupboards, chests of drawers, sideboards, display cabinets and all other furniture that could tip over under certain circumstances must be secured to the wall so that they cannot tip over. You are responsible for the safe use of the furniture.

3. The items are not toys for children. Children must not play with the packaging, as there is a risk of suffocation from the foil and the outer packaging can lead to injuries.

4. Special care must be taken with small parts, such as nuts, cover caps or similar, as children can swallow these and this can lead to serious injury or even suffocation.

5. The following objects must not be attached to beds, bunk beds, bunk beds or any other furniture: Ropes, cords, cords, straps, ribbons, etc. There is a risk of strangulation!

6. Always ensure that the bunk bed or loft bed is positioned close to the wall.

7. A piece of furniture must not be used if a component is missing or broken.

8. Bunk beds and the top bunk of bunk beds must not be used by children under the age of 6. Please also note that any siblings and/or friends under the age of 6 - especially small children - must never be left unattended with the loft beds and bunk beds.

9. The horizontal notch in the bed post or in the guard rail of beds, loft beds and bunk beds indicates the maximum mattress height. This marking must still be visible when the mattress is inside so that the distance between the top edge of the mattress and the top edge of the bed is maintained. The distance between the top edge of the mattress and the top edge of the bed must be at least 16 cm.

Safe handling of glass

1. carry glass with both hands.

2. NEVER carry glass under your arm or above your head.

3. always work in pairs to move large panes of glass.

4. use the correct hand and body position so that you are not in the “line of fire” in the event of breakage.

5. do NOT stand or walk on broken glass.

6. NEVER break glass into smaller pieces with your foot or hand.

7. do NOT hold on to broken glass or try to stop falling glass, but keep a safe distance or move to a safe place.

8. do NOT reach for the glass or catch it by the corner.

9. ALWAYS be aware of your surroundings and the other people around you.

10. INSPECT the packaging and glass before unpacking to reduce potential hazards.

11. make sure that there are no people in the area where glass is being moved.

Correct use of glass products

Correct placement and use are crucial for the safe use of glass products:

- Stable placement: glass furniture should not be placed in an unstable or wobbly position. Unstable furniture can be dangerous for children. Check the placement of the furniture and secure it to the wall if necessary. You can also improve the balance of the furniture by distributing the weight evenly to reduce the risk of it tipping over.

- Heavy objects: Avoid placing heavy objects on glass shelves or tables. Heavy objects can break the glass surfaces and cause danger. Heavy objects on high shelves pose a particular risk. Store these items on lower shelves to minimize the risk.

Safety with glass doors

Glass doors add an aesthetic touch to your home, but they can also pose some risks to children. To make glass doors safe, you can take the following measures:

- Sliding doors: sliding glass doors can cause entrapment for children. Minimize this risk by using child safety locks that prevent the doors from opening uncontrollably. Install safety catches at the top and bottom of the doors to restrict access.

- Doorstops: Use doorstops to prevent doors from closing hard and prevent children from getting their fingers caught. Also add soft-close mechanisms to prevent the doors from closing hard.

Safe use of mirrors

Mirrors are glass products used in every part of the home. For the safe use of mirrors in households with children, you should observe the following recommendations:

- Safe installation: mount mirrors securely to the wall to minimize the risk of them falling. For large mirrors in particular, it is advisable to seek professional help. Make sure that the mounting hooks and plugs are secure.

- Framed mirrors: Framed mirrors protect the edges and are safer. Avoid mirrors with sharp edges. Choose frame materials such as wood or metal that are durable.

Emergency preparation

It is important to be prepared for possible accidents involving glass products. Here are some tips for emergency preparation:

First Aid: Keep basic first aid supplies in the house to respond to injuries caused by broken glass. In particular, you should keep antiseptic agents and bandages for cuts and minor injuries. Sterile gauze bandages, plasters and scissors should also be part of the first aid kit.

Emergency numbers: Keep emergency numbers in an easily accessible place. Hang up the telephone numbers of emergency services, the fire department and close family members in a clearly visible place.

Training children in safety issues

It is important that children are trained in the safe handling of glass products:

Parental supervision: children should always be supervised when interacting with glass products. Make your children aware of the dangers of glass products. Explain to them that glass objects can break and cause injuries.

Regular training: Regularly teach your children how to handle glass products safely and the dangers they pose. Teach them how to use glass products safely. Make the training interesting by using games and stories to keep the children's attention.

Safe handling of LEDs

WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

1. Electrical current can cause serious injury if handled incorrectly. Always remember this for your own safety:

-Switch off the power supply at the fuse or circuit breaker box before installing the device.

-Switch off the power supply again when changing the bulb or carrying out other maintenance work.

-Earth the appliance to avoid possible electric shocks and to ensure a safe start.

-Check that all connections are tight and correct.

-Wear shoes with rubber soles and work on a stable wooden ladder.

2. The lights are intended for operation in a circuit protected by a fuse or circuit breaker. They are also designed for installation in accordance with local electrical regulations. If you are unsure about the wiring, consult a qualified electrician and check local electrical codes.

3. Watch out for small parts and destroy packaging material as these can be dangerous for children.

WARNING: FIRE HAZARD

Packaging

Do not simply throw away packaging material! Paper, cardboard and corrugated cardboard packaging, as well as plastic packaging parts, should be placed in the appropriate collection containers.

Person responsible for product safety