IKEA DOCKSTA / ODGER table and 4 chairs instructions
Full Product Name: IKEA DOCKSTA / ODGER Table and 4 chairs, white white/anthracite, 40 1/2 "
Article Number: 894.834.86
Number of user manuals: 2
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IKEA DOCKSTA / ODGER Product Details
DOCKSTA / ODGER Table and 4 chairs, white white/anthracite, 40 1/2 "
Article number: 894.834.86
A round table with soft edges gives a relaxed impression in a room.
The laminate surface is very durable, easy to clean and can withstand heavy use.
Comfortable to sit on thanks to the bowl-shaped seat and rounded shape of the backrest.
No tools are required to assemble the chair, you just click it together with a simple mechanism under the seat.
The smooth bamboo surface is easy to wipe clean and care for.
At this round 4 seat dining set, everyone faces each other and can take part in the discussion. Food is within everyone’s reach and there are no legs that get in the way under the table. Enjoy!
Measurements:
Diameter: 40 1/2 " (103 cm)Related Product Manuals
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Number of questions: 1
Amber
Posted on Mar 09, 2023I've just received my Docksta/Odger table and chairs, but one of the chairs has a slight wobble when I sit on it. Is this normal or could there be something wrong with the chair? How can I adjust it to make it stable again?
Amber
Alice @ EasyRebuild
Answered on Mar 11, 2023The slight wobble in one of the chairs is likely due to an issue with the assembly or the chair legs not being level. Here are the steps to adjust the chair and stabilize it:
1. First, check that all the chair legs are securely clicked into the seat base. Make sure the mechanism under the seat is properly engaged.
2. If the legs are properly attached, try adjusting the leveling glides at the bottom of the wobbly leg. Gently turn the glide clockwise or counterclockwise to raise or lower that leg until the chair is stable and doesn't rock.
3. You can also try tapping the leg gently with the palm of your hand to settle it into the seat base if it's not clicking in properly.
4. As a last resort, you may need to disassemble the chair and reassemble it, ensuring all the parts are properly aligned and secured.
Let me know if adjusting the leveling glides or re-seating the leg doesn't resolve the wobble. I'm happy to provide further troubleshooting advice