User manual CORONA CONCEPTS PRIMROSE

[. . . ] Before beginning assembly, please read through all of the instructions carefully. There are tips and suggestions to aid you in assembly. By becoming familiar with the steps involved and the contents of the kit, the assembly process will become a rewarding experience and the end product will be one you can be justly proud of. If you should have any questions or comments during the construction of your Primrose Dollhouse, do not hesitate to call us at (800) 253-7150. [. . . ] Painting these areas will not allow the parts to fit together properly. These areas can be touched up after assembly. Glue also tends to adhere better to wood than to a painted surface. The plastic window sheet is susceptible to scratching. It should be protected from abrasive surfaces at all times. Right and left are as viewed from the front of the house. Finishing Touches Finishing your dollhouse is only limited by your imagination. Paint, wallpaper, stain and stucco are only a few of the items you can be creative with. Wood fill and primer can be very helpful. Use the wood fill to smooth joints between tabs and slots and on corner seams. Primer is recommend to prime the wood with before painting. Parts to be stained should NOT be primed. Satin finish latex house paint will give a better result than either flat or gloss finish. Be sure to check your local craft shop for other decorative items such as siding, floor tiles, carpet, electrification kits, furniture, etc. The Primrose Page 3 Assembly Instructions A) ASSEMBLY OF WINDOW CASINGS, SHUTTERS, AND WINDOW BOXES. 1. R & P 2 large and small interior and exterior window casings (7). Lay window-casing face down and glue plastic window centered to appropriate sized casing. R & P R & P large shutter fronts (4), large shutter backs (1), small shutter fronts (1, 2), and small shutter backs (6). Position a shutter front centered over shutter back with all edges flush. Glue together and repeat for remaining shutters. R & P large window box front (3) large sides (2), small window box front and bottom (1, 2) and small sides (1). Position two window box sides to each end of bottom. R & P first floor and second floor (5), front wall (6), left side (2) and right side. Lay right side face down and glue widow casing with plastic to window opening. [. . . ] Shingles at each end of the row will need to be cut to size. Be sure to cut and fit each shingle at the gable intersection before gluing in place. Also keep in mind that as you continue upwards, each row should be staggered by half the width of one shingle. The last row of shingles at the top edge of the roof will need to be trimmed in length. [. . . ]