What exactly is entailed in the assembly of this item and what type of tools are needed? A mechanically challenged widow needs to know!
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It took me over and hour and then I put the legs on backward. A neighbor or mine noticed the problem and he put it together in ten minutes.
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On a scale of 1-10, this is an 8 for ease of assembly. It takes about 20 min if you are mechanically challenged, otherwise 5-10 min. Only tool is a small allen wrench, which comes with the table. Follow the instructional drawing carefully, and make sure you have the legs turned in the right direction. This is a stunning table -- as in teak -- for the money. Also, I need to correct an earlier posting. The table is not 30" high, as I erroneously posted. It is 28" -- and by moving the brackets back (and using only one screw in each, instead of two), you can lower it another inch to a comfortable 27". Hope this helps. Ron On a scale of 1-10, this is an 8 for ease of assembly. It takes about 20 min if you are mechanically challenged, otherwise 5-10 min. Only tool is a small allen wrench, which comes with the table. Follow the instructional drawing carefully, and make sure you have the legs turned in the right direction. This is a stunning table -- as in teak -- for the money. Also, I need to correct an earlier posting. The table is not 30" high, as I erroneously posted. It is 28" -- and by moving the brackets back (and using only one screw in each, instead of two), you can lower it another inch to a... » Read More On a scale of 1-10, this is an 8 for ease of assembly. It takes about 20 min if you are mechanically challenged, otherwise 5-10 min. Only tool is a small allen wrench, which comes with the table. Follow the instructional drawing carefully, and make sure you have the legs turned in the right direction. This is a stunning table -- as in teak -- for the money. Also, I need to correct an earlier posting. The table is not 30" high, as I erroneously posted. It is 28" -- and by moving the brackets back (and using only one screw in each, instead of two), you can lower it another inch to a comfortable 27". Hope this helps. Ron « Show Less
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I strony believe it came assembled when I got it like 4 years ago. It still looks awesome. I apply teak oil twice a year.
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On a scale of 1-10, this is an 8 for ease of assembly. It takes about 20 min if you are mechanically challenged, otherwise 5-10 min. Only tool is a small allen wrench, which comes with the table. Follow the instructional drawing carefully, and make sure you have the legs turned in the right direction. This is a stunning table -- as in teak -- for the money. Also, I need to correct an earlier posting. The table is not 30" high, as I erroneously posted. It is 28" -- and by moving the brackets back (and using only one screw in each, instead of two), you can lower it another inch to a comfortable 27". Hope this helps. Ron
315336
There is some assembly but it's very simple and the hex wrench/phillips screwdriver required are provided in the package. It took me 15 minutes. I've spent more time wrestling with the battery case of an emergency lantern.
496000
The is assembly, but it wasn't too difficult. I did it myself and didn't have ti wait for my hubby ti get home to help.
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A screwdriver and hammer are needed for assembly. I believe Sauder to does not recommend using power tools.
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You can assemble with a small phillips screwdriver but need a hammer too. No Allen key was included. Electric screwdriver too powerful - unless you are used to them.
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You will need a mallet and screwdriver at least to put this together. It comes will an Allen wrench, but that's it
899873
I'm a female although pretty handy with tools, I was able to assemble it myself within an hour. I think I needed a screwdriver. I don't engender
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You can find the instructions here: http://images.step2.com/media/pdfs/592000_assembly.pdf
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Wow, you are awesome! A lot of assembly is required but the tools are included. Assembly requires attention to detail. A medium amount of lifting and strength required for assembly.
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Mine wasn't assembled, I had to do it myself. Putting in the step part wasn't super easy, but I got it done. Did itby myself and I'm a woman in my 60's, so it can't be that hard. A couple of the predrilled hole weren't in the right spaceand the directions weren't easy to follow. Mine is all put together and I love it.
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Not a problem all required tools were supplied with the item. I did use a socket later to make things extra tight. But assembly us straight forward and not to complicated. Overall it took about 30 minutes. Freeing it all from the packaging took some of that time too.
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There should be manufacture information with the manuel for assembly instructions. Refer to this booklet and it will provide you with your questions answered.
1000261
It is in a box and required minimal assembly with 3 tools. It is partially assembled
899872
My husband is NOT handy...and, he assembled it. Needed my help few times to hold up one end while attaching the other end. We just used the little wrench they sent.
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Some assembly is required. I did most of it myself but did have someone help me with the final wheel balancing as I recall - that was free. I am a woman and I did it. On the other hand, I was the eldest child and ended up helping Dad on the farm - so tools are no mystery to me.
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If I remember correctly - all that is needed is a philips screwdriver (Not the Flat kind). It was simple assembly and quick.
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There is a list of tools needed on the instruction page. Nothing exotic, phillips head screwdriver is the main tool.