BERLIN - Baby bed HAUCK - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Convertible baby bed to teen bed
Brand	HAUCK
Model	BERLIN
Recommended Mattress Dimensions	695 mm x 1375 mm
Safety Height (lowest position)	≥ 500 mm between mattress surface and top edge
Safety Height (highest position)	≥ 200 mm between mattress surface and top edge
Safety Standards	EN 716-1:1995-12, EN 716-2:1995-8
Main Materials	Wood, metal, plastic
Approximate Weight	15 kg
Recommended Age	From birth to adolescence (convertible)
Adjustable Base Height	Yes, multiple positions (lowest recommended)
Conversion to Junior Bed	Yes, by removing the lower head and foot sections
Care and Cleaning	Damp cloth and mild cleaning product
Safety Instructions	Never leave child unattended; regularly check tightening of screws
Included Spare Parts	Screws, hinges, metal pins, covers, Allen key
Repairability	Individually replaceable parts; check for wear and replace if necessary

Frequently Asked Questions - BERLIN HAUCK

How to assemble the BERLIN bed?

Follow the steps in the instructions: insert the metal pins into the lower part, assemble the upper and lower head and foot parts, attach the slatted frame and side parts with the screws and Allen key, then place the covers. See detailed parts list.

How to convert the bed into a teen bed?

Loosen the screws of the side parts and the slatted frame, remove the lower head and foot parts, then assemble the upper parts with the slatted frame and tighten the screws. Close the holes with the covers.

What are the recommended mattress dimensions?

The mattress must have dimensions 695 mm x 1375 mm to ensure safety and comfort.

What are the essential safety instructions?

Never leave the child unsupervised. Check that all fittings are properly tightened. Do not leave anything in the bed that the child could use to climb or risk suffocation. Keep the bed away from heat sources, cords, and sharp edges.

How to clean the BERLIN bed?

Use a damp cloth and a mild cleaning product. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.

Is the bed compliant with safety standards?

Yes, it complies with European standards EN 716-1:1995-12 and EN 716-2:1995-8.

What to do if a part is worn or damaged?

Replace the defective part immediately. Spare parts (screws, hinges, covers) are available separately.

How many height positions does the bed offer?

The bed base is adjustable to several heights. The lowest position is recommended for children who can stand.

Can I use a thicker mattress than recommended?

No, only use a mattress of 695 mm x 1375 mm. The thickness must ensure a climb-over height of at least 500 mm in the lowest position and 200 mm in the highest position.

What tools are needed for assembly?

No screwdriver is needed; the supplied Allen key tightens all screws.

USER MANUAL BERLIN HAUCK

1. Never leave your child unsupervised.
2. All fittings must be properly fastened at all times. Screws must not be loose, as children can become stuck on them or items of clothing (e.g. cords, necklaces, and dummy chains) can get caught up on them, and then there is a risk of strangulation.
3. Never leave anything in the cot that your child can use to climb up.
4. Never leave anything in the cot that can pose a risk of your child suffocating or being strangled.
5. Never put the cot with your child in it near fans, fires, sources of heat, electrical equipment, sharp edges, dangling curtain cords, ties, ribbons or water tanks. These pose a risk of injury.
6. The lowest position of the cot base is the safest. If your child is old enough to sit up, put the cot in the lowest position to ensure maximum security.
7. We recommend that you use a mattress measuring 695mm× 1,375 mm.
8. The height of the mattress must be such that the height to be climbed over (surface of the mattress to top edge of the cot frame) is at least 500mm in the lowest position of the cot base and at least 200mm in the highest position.

THIS COT COMPLIES WITH STANDARD

716-1:1995-12, 716-2:1995-8

List of parts:

A Top part of head/foot of the cot 2×
B Bottom part of head/foot of the cot 2x
C Slatted frame 1x
D1 Side panel 1x
D2 Side panel with three sliding bars 1x
E Allen screw 12x
F Gudgeon 12x
G Metal pins 4x
H Caps 8x
I Allen key 1x

How to assemble the cot:

Insert the metal pins (I) into the bottom part of the head/foot, then join the top part of the head/foot (A) to the bottom part of the head/foot (B).

Insert the gudgeons (F) into the slatted frame (C) and screw the screws (E) on to the head/foot using the Allen key (I). Do the same with the side panels (D1 and D2).

Use the caps (H) to seal off the openings.

Locate three sliding bars in the middle of side panel D2 (see marking). These can be removed by pressing upwards.

Sliding bar

How to assemble the head and foot
Cot

How to assemble / Convert the cot to a child's bed:

To convert the cot into a child's bed, loosen the screws on the side panels (D1 and D2) and the slatted frame (C) and remove the head/foot (B). Next, join the top parts of the head/foot to the slatted frame (C), tighten the screws and you child's bed is ready to use. Seal off the drill holes with the caps (H).

Care instructions

The cot requires no maintenance. However, check the bed for worn-out parts from time to time and replace them immediately.

To clean the cot, please use a damp cloth and mild detergent.

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Précautions :

DIT BED VOLDOET AAN DE NORM

716-1:1995-12, 716-2:1995-8

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hauck GmbH & Co KG

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