Beka Club house theater - Manual

Beka, Inc. • 542 Selby Avenue • St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 • USA
1-888-999-2352 • www.bekainc.com • 651-222-3965 fax
CLUBHOUSE THEATER
A phillips screwdriver is required for assembly. Four long screws, two curtains and a curtain rod
are included.
Assembly:
1) Place front panel on a table or floor with the art panel down (chalk or wipe-off marker sur-
face). Be sure to protect the panel’s surface from scratching.
2) Orient one wing panel with its art surface up; set it on top of the front panel (between the front
panel’s wood sides).
3) Position the wing panel so the end tabs fit
over each end of the front panel’s wood sides.
4) Holding one of the wing panel end tabs, line
the clearance hole up with the pilot hole drilled
in the end of the front panel’s wood side. Insert
a long screw through the end tab and into the
hole provided. Use a phillips screwdriver to
drive the screw into place, leave it just snug.
5) Repeat step 4 at the other end of the theater.
At this point, the first wing panel is in place; it
should pivot freely. Tighten or loosen screws so
they are snug and the wing panel moves freely.
6) Let the attached wing panel rest on the front
panel. Position the remaining wing panel on top
of the other one, with its art surface up. Place
its end tabs over the other front panel side. Re-
peat steps 4 and 5, attaching the second wing
panel to the other side of the front panel.
7) Stand theater upright, setting wing panels at
an angle to provide stability while you continue
the assembly process. Attach enclosed metal
braces; follow their instruction sheet.
8) To install theater curtains, slide them onto
the enclosed curtain rod (the notched wood
strip); be sure curtain hems on both pieces face
the same side. Position hem stitching towards
the inside of the theater, hang curtains by placing the rod on the top of the theater’s side pieces.
*Curtain pattern and color vary based on availability; they may not match advertising photos.
*Note: The 3 1/2” X 4’ packing strip can be thrown away.
Warning – Adult Assembly Required!
Enclosed hardware includes sharp points and small pieces,
so may present hazards to children.
Once assembled, an adult should
check hardware periodically for tightness.
Dispose of plastic bags and unused hardware appropriately.