monogram Hemsted 6 Drawer Assembled Dresser Instructions
- June 17, 2024
- MONOGRAM
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Hemsted B26416
Hemsted 6 Drawer Assembled Dresser
Welcome Home
We have carefully designed and crafted each piece of furniture to be with your
family for years to come.
Here’s to new memories of bedtime stories, goodnight kisses, holiday mornings,
and baby’s first steps.
From our family to yours, Monogram by Namesake
GETTIN GSTARTED
As always, for additional questions, please contact us and we’ll be
more than willing to help!
ANTI-TIP KIT INSTALLATION
Children have died from furniture tipover.
To reduce the risk of furniture tipover, ALWAYS install tip over restraint
provided.
WARNING
Children have died from furniture tipover. To reduce the risk of furniture
tipover:
- ALWAYS install anti-tip device provided.
- NEVER put a TV on this product.
- NEVER allow children to stand, climb, or hang on any drawers, doors, or shelves.
- NEVER open more than one drawer at a time.
- Place heaviest items in the lowest drawers.
This is a permanent label.
Do not remove!
HARDWARE ACTUAL SIZE
Find your wall material and follow steps to attach the anti-tip kit to your
wall.
Drywall or plaster with available wood stud:
- Holding the bracket 1” to 2” (25-50 mm) below top of dresser, mark the attachment holes with a pencil.
- Drill 1/8-inch (3 mm) diameter pilot holes into the wood stud, on the pencil marks.
- Following the appropriate pictogram instructions on the following pages, drive two screws through the bracket and tighten screws firmly into the wood.
Drywall without available wood stud:
- Holding the bracket 1” to 2” (25-50 mm) below top of dresser, mark the attachment holes with a pencil.
- Drill 3/8-inch (9 mm) diameter holes through the wall, on the pencil marks.
- Drive the plastic anchors into the holes, using a hammer if needed.
- Following the appropriate pictogram instructions on the following pages, drive two screws through the bracket and tighten screws firmly into the plastic anchors in the wall. Do not over-tighten.
If your wall material is not listed here, or if you have any questions, consult your local hardware store.
Fasten bracket to back of dresser.
Place second bracket on the wall 1-2” (25-50mm) below the top of the dresser
and mark holes.
Follow the “Find Your Wall Material” instructions on the previous page.
Drill a 3/8″ (9 mm) hole and insert plastic anchor into hole (If
needed).
Fasten second bracket by screwing into plastic anchors or wood stud.
Loop provided 2 ties through both brackets and secure tightly.
* Drywall without available wood stud.
* Drywall or plaster with available wood stud.
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CHANGER TRAY IS NOT INCLUDED, SOLD SEPARATELY.
CHANGER TRAY M0219 OR M0619 IS RECOMMENDED.
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT.
KEEP THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE USE.
KEEP THIS MANUAL IN A SAFE PLACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
Recheck all screws and bolts to be sure they are fastened securely.
Do not overtighten. REGISTRATION
Registering your product is simple.
NAMESAKEHOME.COM/REGISTRATIONS PART
REPLACEMENT
If you would like to order replacement or missing parts, please visit us at,
NAMESAKEHOME.COM/PARTS
or you can contact us by mail at, 8700 REX RD. PICO RIVERA, CA 90660 ONE
YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
Rest assured, your Monogram by Namesake product is covered under warranty for
one year after the date of purchase
For more details on our warranty policy, please visit,
NAMESAKEHOME.COM/WARRANTY CARE AND
CLEANING
To clean wood or metal parts, use a lint-free, soft cloth with a non-toxic
cleaner. Wipe dry immediately. To avoid scratches or other damages, do not use
abrasive chemicals or materials. For fabrics, we recommend using a non-toxic
foaming fabric cleaner or leather cleaner where appropriate.
Touch up kits are available for purchase by contacting us at,
323-909-5019 OR
NAMESAKEHOME.COM/PARTS STORAGE
Becau se materials respond to temperature and humidity, it is important to
store furniture in controlled environments. Furniture should not be placed in
direct sunlight or near air-conditioning outlets, radiators, heaters, or
humidifiers. Any changes such as extreme heat or cold, dampness, or dryness,
may cause notice- able shrinkage or swelling of wood. Direct sunlight may
affect the coloring of materials over time.
REVISED 28 AUG 20 23