45" Modern Black Leather Executive Rolling Office Desk Chair

Step 1: Attach the Wheels to the Base Lay the base of the chair upside down on a flat surface. Take one wheel and insert it into the designated slot on the base. Push the wheel firmly into place until it clicks or snaps securely. Repeat this process for the remaining wheels, ensuring they are evenly spaced around the base. Step 2: Attach the Gas Lift Cylinder Insert the gas lift cylinder into the center hole of the chair base, with the wider end facing downward. Apply downward pressure to ensure the cylinder is fully inserted and seated securely in the base. Step 3: Attach the Chair Mechanism Align the chair mechanism (typically including the seat plate and tilt mechanism) with the holes on the underside of the chair seat. Insert screws provided into the holes, and use the appropriate tool (often an allen key) to tighten them securely. Ensure the mechanism is properly aligned and seated flush against the seat. Step 4: Attach the Seat to the Gas Lift Cylinder Place the seat onto the gas lift cylinder, aligning the holes in the seat plate with those on the top of the cylinder. Insert the provided screw into the central hole, and use the appropriate tool to tighten it securely. Ensure the seat is centered and securely attached to the gas lift cylinder. Step 5: Attach the Armrests (if applicable) If your office chair includes armrests, align them with the designated slots on the sides of the chair seat. Insert screws into the holes on the armrests, and use the appropriate tool to tighten them securely. Ensure the armrests are level and securely attached to the chair seat. Step 6: Adjust and Test Adjust the height and tilt of the chair as needed using the provided mechanisms. Test the stability and functionality of the chair by sitting in it and moving it around gently. Make any necessary adjustments to ensure the chair is comfortable and stable.

Wipe leather furniture down regularly with a clean, dry microfiber cloth. For stubborn patches of dust, dampen the cloth with a small amount of water. Do not let water soak into the leather. We recommend vacuuming leather regularly using the upholstery attachment and crevice tool of your vacuum. If a spill occurs, immediately blot the fabric with a clean, absorbent towel. We do not recommend using any detergents, polishes, waxes, aerosol sprays, or harsh cleaning products not specifically designed for use on leather.