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LEANERLOUNGERS ABOVE To set up, open the leaner with the cabin hook facing back, place the cushion with the short side against it and tie through the holes at the base Tools & materials nS  afety equipment (mask, ear and eye protection) n Tape measure, ruler and pencil n Circular saw with straightedge n Drill with 8mm, 2mm and driver bits n Cloths n Screwdriver n 1800mm x 450mm x 18mm pine panel• 1 Mark a 1800mm x 450mm timber panel in half and half again to cut four equal square pieces using a circular saw with a straightedge. Sand the cuts with 180-grit abrasive paper, rounding them over to match the factory edges. 2 With the factory edge as the top, make two cushion-tie holes on the fronts, marking 20mm in from the base corners to drill with an 8mm bit. Sand and wipe away dust. Apply two coats of oil with a clean cloth, leaving to dry after each. 3 Place the tops together, best sides down, to secure 50mm hinges 40mm in from the sides with 16mm screws. Secure carry handles at the centre of the top edge of the fronts. Tip: Use a 2mm bit to pre-drill all hardware, tightening the supplied screws by hand with a screwdriver. 4 With the assembly sideways, mark the edge of the front, 100mm down from the top, to secure a cabin hook. Mark the edge of the back, 100mm down from the top, to position the plate, checking the hook fits smoothly before securing. Add the cushions (see top left). n 1 80-grit abrasive paper with sanding block n Danish oil n Four 50mm fixed-pin butt hinges n 6G x 16mm countersunk screws n Two cabinet handles n Two 150mm cabin hooks n Two 460mm x 1050mm mid-back chair cushions Keep in mind... Keep power tools securely locked away from children. n Take care when setting up the leaner-loungers to avoid getting fingers trapped in the hinges. n The hanging shelf is for decorative styling purposes only and may be unstable. Never leave it unattended. n DIY TOOLKIT 3 2 4 1 38 bunnings.co.nz | 5 bunningsnz | bunnings HANGING SHELF Create a moveable display that sports boho tassels Cut an offcut of 18mm hevea finger-jointed panel to 450mm x 300mm. Use a 10mm bit to drill holes 30mm in from the corners, sand and wipe away dust. Apply two coats of oil, leaving to dry after each. Cut 8mm cotton sash cord into two 3m lengths, wrapping tape around the ends to prevent fraying. Tie loop knots halfway along, then thread the ends through the front holes, knotting to leave 200mm excess. Thread 100mm x 30mm x 5mm S-hooks through the loop knots and enlist an extra pair of hands to hang the shelf. Thread the ends through the back holes, position the shelf straight using a small level, and mark the back ropes underneath with a pen. Take the shelf down to tie knots at the marks. Trim all the ends to the same length and fray to create tassels. Re-hang the shelf and use it to show off your favourite things! Use strong rope such as sash cord 1 Zenith 50mm 304 stainless steel fixed pin butt hinge, $15.54/pack of 2, I/N: 0416228. 2 Grunt 8mm cotton sash cord, $16.85/15m, I/N: 4310528. 3 Briwax Danish oil, $27.50/250ml, I/N: 0728564. 4 Mojo ‘St Tropez’ mid back outdoor chair cushion, $39, I/N: 0196301. 5 Stanley 200mm torpedo level, $14.98, I/N: 0132284. Some products are not available at all Bunnings stores, but may be ordered. •Timbers vary by region; contact your local store for further information. Enjoy the great outdoors in padded comfort, making two fold-away backs from one panel

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