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•Timbers and wall linings vary by region; contact your local store for further information. 1 Mark up a 1800mm x 300mm timber panel 395mm in from either end to cut the side pieces with a mitre saw. Cut a 410mm piece as the top. Cut a 25mm dowel piece to 375mm long. Tip: Alternatively, arrange to have the pieces cut in store. 2 Mark the sides 150mm in from the edges and up from the base to drill with a countersinking bit. Install 40mm screws to protrude by 3mm. Pre-drill into dowel endgrain with a 3mm bit, apply adhesive, position it between the sides, with the screws in the holes, and secure. 3 On the top piece, use a combination square to mark a line 9mm in from the ends to countersink holes 30mm from the edges and at the centre. Position the top flush with the sides to pre-drill the upper edges of the sides with a 3mm bit. Tip: Mark the top so it repositions over the same holes. 4 Apply adhesive to the upper edges of the sides, then secure the top through the centre holes with 40mm screws. Use a combination square to check the sides are straight, then hold with 450mm clamps, securing the remaining screws. Wipe away excess adhesive with a damp cloth and leave to dry. 5 Sand over the screws with 180-grit abrasive paper to remove any breakout from the countersinking. Use a scraper to smooth filler into the holes and leave to dry. Tip: Choose a tinted filler to match the timber. 6 Sand all over with 180-grit abrasive paper to remove excess filler and round over the cuts to match the factory edges. Wipe away dust with a damp cloth. Apply two coats of furniture oil with a cloth, leaving to dry thoroughly after each coat. Keep in mind… Work in a well-ventilated area and wear a mask when using cutting tools and sanding. n When using power tools, always wear the recommended safety gear. n If stacking two or more pieces, anchor securely using fixings suitable for your wall type. n

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