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Customer Guidance: Attaching Legs

How to Assemble Your Table Safely and Easily

 

Hi there!

Thank you for choosing our tables — we’re excited for you to enjoy it!

Your table arrives flat-packed and is designed to be simple to assemble. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you attach the legs and, if included, the black protective caps under the extending mechanism.

 

What you’ll need:


✔ A cross-head screwdriver (an electric screwdriver or impact driver can help, but it’s not required)

✔ A soft surface like a blanket, towel, piece of cardboard, or carpet to protect the table during assembly

✔ Another person to help during the assembly - especially for lifting the table!


Step 1: Prepare your space

Clear a space on the floor or another table. Lay down your protective layer to avoid scratching the table.


Step 2: Position the table

With the help of another person, carefully place the table top upside down on the soft surface. Please take care to avoid injury.


Step 3: Attach the legs

  • (IF included, use the provided Allen key to tighten the two black bolts at the top of each leg.)

  • Line up the legs with the markings or holes on the underside of the table.

  • Use the 16 screws provided and your screwdriver to secure the legs. Start all the screws loosely, then once they’re all in, tighten them fully. Repeat for each leg.

two bolts at the top of the leg

Step 4: Attach the black protectors (ROUND EXTENDING OAK TABLES ONLY)

You’ll find 4 black plastic protectors to screw onto the underside at the ends of the metal extending runners. Look for the pre-drilled holes that show you where they go — they’re there to help protect.

extending table - how to attach legs and runner protector caps


 

If you have any questions or need help, we’re always here for you — just reach out!

Enjoy your new table!
Warmly,
The 7MAGOK Team