Main risks

• The unit tipping over due to uneven loading, cable pulls, or if someone leans on it or climbs on it.
• Turntable or equipment falling due to an uneven or slippery surface.
• Overloading shelves or the top surface, causing breakage and falling objects.
• Overheating of amplifiers and power supplies in enclosed compartments without ventilation.
• Finger pinching in hinges, doors or drawers.
• Trips caused by loose or poorly routed cables.
• Damage from moisture, spills, or exposure to heat and direct sunlight that can warp the furniture and vinyl records.
• Excessive vibrations affecting turntable performance and equipment stability.

Safe use

• Place the unit on a flat, level surface; adjust the feet if fitted.
• Use anti-tip devices and, for tall units, secure to the wall with fixings appropriate to the wall type.
• Observe the load capacity stated by the manufacturer and distribute weight evenly; place heavier equipment on the lower shelves.
• Avoid placing powerful speakers on the same unit if they generate vibrations; use non-slip bases under the turntable.
• Manage cabling with cable grommets or cable ties, avoiding strain, crushing, and routing across walkways.
• Ensure ventilation: leave space around amplifiers, power strips and transformers; do not cover vents or obstruct airflow.
• Open and close doors/drawers gently and keep hands clear of hinges and runners.
• To move it, empty the unit and lift it between two people, holding it by structural parts; do not drag it.
• During assembly, follow the product instructions, use all fixings, and check stability before placing equipment and vinyl records.
• Position the setup away from heat sources, water and direct sunlight, and leave sufficient rear clearance for ventilation and cable routing.

Storage and maintenance

• Clean with a soft cloth, dry or slightly damp; avoid abrasive products, ammonia or alcohol. Wipe up any spills immediately.
• Periodically check screws, fittings, feet and wall anchors; retighten if you detect looseness.
• Protect the surface with bumpers or pads under the turntable and equipment to reduce vibrations and prevent scratches.
• Store vinyl records vertically, without packing them too tightly, and away from heat and humidity.
• Keep ventilation openings and cable grommets clear; do not allow dust to accumulate inside compartments.
• Check the condition of cables and power strips; if they show signs of damage or overheating, stop using them and replace them.
• If any part of the unit is damaged, repair or replace it before continuing to use it with heavy equipment.

Usage restrictions

• Do not use as a seat, ladder or as a surface to stand or jump on.
• Do not install outdoors or in rooms with high humidity or risk of splashes.
• Do not modify the structure (drilling, cutting, removal of reinforcements) or replace fittings with non-equivalent ones.
• Do not overload the top surface with devices unrelated to the intended use, nor stack equipment in a way that blocks ventilation.
• Do not place candles, braziers or other open flames on the unit.
• Keep out of reach of small children and prevent them from climbing; if necessary, use child locks on doors or drawers.
• Avoid running cables through walkways unless they are secured.
• Do not place the turntable too close to speakers that may cause acoustic feedback; keep a reasonable separation.