Metal Chair Parts
1 set of instructions
4 plastic spacers
Chair Back
Chair Seat
8 lock nuts
4 short bolts
4 long bolts
16 washers
2 chair legs
1 crossmember
Chair Assembly Instructions.
Your chair seat and back may not resemble these pictures. Instructions are for all styles of metal chairs.
Working on a clean padded surface or a lawn is recommended. Avoid concrete as your assembly area.
Occasionally, when opening your metal lawn furniture, you may encounter some slight discolora-
tion. This and many other scuff marks can be easily removed with Chrome Polish and a soft cloth.
Care and maintenance of your new chair is quite minimal. The finish is Exterior Grade, Ultra Violet resistant Powder
Coat and it will keep its gloss and smooth appearance for many years of enjoyment. It is resistant to all household
cleansers and any common kitchen product can be used. However, Powder Coat is NOT scratch proof. It does
compare in hardness to the finish of modern automobile paints. Generally a good bath with a soapy sponge re-
moves all common yard stains. We have found a small application of liquid auto wax such as “NU-FINISH” lessens
efforts required to remove repeat stains such as bird droppings and tree sap and increases the gloss of the Powder
Coat.
Should you encounter issues with your new Chair, its parts or assembly, please contact 888-229-2421, or email
tmc@torransmfgco.com.
Step 1.
Assemble Chair Seat and Back by placing washer on short bolt and ensure bolt enters from rear of chair back ,
place another washer on short bolt then fully tighten with lock nut. Set aside
Step 2.
Locate 2 chair legs and 1 crossmember. Put plastic end cap into each leg. Place crossmember into curved
end of each leg.
Step 3.
Attach the seat/back to the arms. Starting with the back, place washer on long bolt and align with mounting hole
of chair back. Push bolt through hole placing plastic spacer between frame and chair back. Fully push long bolt
through and secure with washer and lock nut. DO NOT FULLY TIGHTEN. Do the same on the other side and for
the chair seat. Once you get to the last long bolt on the seat, it is normal to have quite a distance between the
frame and the seat. This tension is what keeps the crossmember in place. Ensure that crossmember has not
pulled away from frame, then TIGHTEN ALL BOLTS AND NUTS.
2 end caps