Kinderkraft Stello Guide D'utilisation page 11

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Maximum thickness of the mattress: 9 cm.
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The length and width of the mattress should be such that the gap between the mattress and the sides and
tops does not exceed 30 mm. The nominal size for the STELLO cot is 120 x 60 cm.
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All assembly elements and fittings should be tightened properly and checked regularly and retightened as
necessary.
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To prevent injury from falls, if the child is able to climb out of the cot, the cot shall no longer be used for
that child.
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The lowest position of the base is the safest. When a child starts to sit down without the assistance – use
only this level.
1. List of parts of the cot
A Front
B Side wall
C Bottom
D Beam
1 Wooden pin 8x15 mm
2 Roller nut M6 x 10 mm
2. Assembly of the cot:
A Phillips screwdriver and a flatbed screwdriver are required for assembly. The assembly
should be carried out on a soft surface that will not damage the surface of the elements.
The cot should be mounted by two people.
I. Place the bottom of the cot (C) on a soft surface so that the screw holes are visible. Place
the mounting brackets (5) on each corner of the bottom so that the holes on the side walls
of the brackets are facing outwards. Then screw the brackets to the bottom of the cot using
the screws (4).
II. Place the two side walls (B) parallel to each other. The inside planes of the side walls must be set up facing
each other and positioned 180 degrees to the floor. Then screw the eccentric pins (7) into both walls in the
appropriate holes in the center. On both sides of the pins, push the wooden pins (1) in. Install the eccentric
connectors (6) into the beam (D) so that the holes in the sides of the connectors are compatible with the holes in
the ends of the beam. Carefully push the beam into the protruding parts of the pins, one after the other. After
insertion, turn the connectors by at least 90 degrees to secure the construction.
III. Caution, very carefully rotate the structure assembled in step II. From the inside of the side walls, insert the
nuts (2) into the appropriate holes so that the threaded holes are parallel with the holes in the tops of the walls.
Then carefully press the four pins (1) into the corresponding holes as shown in Figure III. Attach the front part (A)
to the protruding pins. Screw the front part to the structure using the screws (3).
IV. Turn the bottom part of the cot so that the brackets are at the underside and slide them into the structure
finished in step III. The beam (D) should be below the bottom plane of the cot. The holes in the brackets (5) should
be aligned with the holes in the front part of the cot (A). Fix the bottom of the cot to the front of the cot using
the screws (4).
V. On the inside of the side walls, insert nuts (2) into the corresponding holes so that the threaded holes are
parallel with the holes in the top edges of the walls. Then carefully press the four pins (1) into the corresponding
holes as shown in Figure V. Attach the front part of the cot (A) to the protruding pins. Fix the front part of the cot
with the screws (3) to the structure. Fix the bottom of the cot to the front with the screws (4). Make sure that
the whole structure is properly screwed together and no connection remains loose.
3 Screw M6 x 45
4 Screw M6 x 30
5 Bracket
6 Eccentric connector 15 mm
7 Eccentric pin
8 Felt pad
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