Step 7 of 44 · IKEA manual page 10
HEMNES day-bed step 7 of 44: Screw the cam bolts into the long board
Screw 8 cam bolts (118331) into the long board: one for each rail and two for each end board.
- 8× Cam bolt
118331
Tools: Cross-head screwdriver
All 44 steps
- 1Screw the castors under the rails
- 2Screw on the runners marked CR
- 3Screw on the runners marked CL
- 4Push the dowels into the rails
- 5Lay the slat holder on the long board
- 6Screw the slat holder down
- 7Screw the cam bolts into the long board
- 8Stand the rails on the long board
- 9Lock the rails to the long board
- 10Push the dowels into the end boards
- 11Stand the end boards on the long board
- 12Lock the end boards
- 13Lay the slat holder on the front board
- 14Screw the slat holder down
- 15Screw the cam bolts into the front board
- 16Lay the front board on top
- 17Lock the end boards to the front board
- 18Lock the rails to the front board
- 19Screw in three short slats
- 20Push the pins into the other slats
- 21Turn the base over and lay on the slats common mistake
- 22Lay the slat holder on the back panel
- 23Screw the slat holder down
- 24Push the dowels into the ends
- 25Bolt the ends to the back panel
- 26Press the feet into the legs
- 27Screw on the front rail
- 28Turn it over and fit the stop plates
- 29Screw the side rails in
- 30Push a pin into each slat
- 31Lay the slats on and screw them down
- 32Push the base in
- 33Tap in the studs
- 34Press on the top rail
- 35Press on the arm caps
- 36Drawers: screw in the cam bolts
- 37Drawers: stand the sides on the fronts
- 38Drawers: lock the sides to the fronts
- 39Drawers: slide in the bottoms
- 40Drawers: put on the backs
- 41Drawers: lock the backs
- 42Drawers: screw on the runners
- 43Drawers: fit the knobs
- 44Slide the drawers in
Parts and hardware checklist
| 1× | Back panel | about 201×58×1.8 cm |
| 1× | Left end | about 89×80×4 cm |
| 1× | Right end | about 89×80×4 cm |
| 1× | Slat holder 112975 | about 199×3×3 cm |
| 1× | Front rail 112977 | about 201×3×2 cm |
| 2× | Side rail | about 82.1×4.8×1.8 cm |
| 12× | Slat | about 81.5×6.8×1.8 cm |
| 1× | Top rail | about 200.4×4.5×3 cm |
| 2× | Arm cap | about 90×4.6×3 cm |
| 1× | Long board | about 199×30×1.8 cm |
| 2× | Slat holder 112975 | about 195×2.5×2 cm |
| 1× | Front board | about 199×33.2×1.8 cm |
| 4× | Rail | about 76.4×8×4 cm |
| 2× | End board | about 76.4×30×1.8 cm |
| 13× | Slat | about 76×6.8×1.8 cm |
| 3× | Drawer front | about 58.2×22.2×1.8 cm |
| 6× | Drawer side | about 70×21.6×1.2 cm |
| 3× | Drawer bottom | about 69.6×55.8×0.3 cm |
| 3× | Drawer back | about 57.4×21.6×1.2 cm |
| 8× | Castor | #111401 |
| 16× | Screw | #109049 |
| 12× | Drawer runner | #139505 three sets of four: CR and CL for the base, DR and DL for the drawers |
| 36× | Screw | #100347 |
| 34× | Dowel | #101350 · 30 mm long |
| 40× | Cam bolt | #118331 · 41 mm long |
| 16× | Cam lock | #103430 |
| 50× | Screw | #116894 |
| 32× | Slat pin | #110525 |
| 4× | Long bolt | #105236 |
| 4× | Barrel nut | #108903 |
| 1× | Hex key | #100001 |
| 4× | Screw | #109060 |
| 2× | Clip | #130485 |
| 4× | Foot | #153552 |
| 2× | Stop plate | #123660 |
| 17× | Stud | #104012 |
| 24× | Cam lock | #103114 |
| 3× | Knob | #117615 |
| 3× | Knob bolt | #119976 |
Tools you need
- Hammer · Taps the 17 studs into the top edges.
- Cross-head screwdriver · Drives the castors’, runners’, slat holders’ and slats’ screws, the cam bolts and the knob bolts.
- Flat screwdriver · Turns the 40 cam locks.
Not in the box: Two mattresses, 80 × 200 cm.
Questions
How do I tell the slats apart?
There are 13 short slats for the pull-out base, 12 long ones for the bed and 2 narrow side rails. The manual shows each set with the other crossed out: if a slat does not drop in between the slat holders, it is the wrong length.
Why does the frame have to be lifted to push the base in?
The stop plates on the front ends of the side rails hang down inside the base, behind its front board. Lift the front of the frame a little so they clear the base, push it in, and let the frame down.
How does it become a double bed?
Pull the base out: IKEA says it then makes a 160 × 200 cm bed with two 80 × 200 mattresses. It is not to be used as two single beds.
What tools do I need?
A flat screwdriver for the cam locks, a cross-head screwdriver for the screws and cam bolts, and a hammer for the studs, as the manual shows. The hex key for the long bolts is in the box.
Which screws go where?
The short 100347 screws are for the runners only; the 116894 screws hold the slat holders, the stop plates, the side rails and the slats; the 109060 screws hold the front rail. Each page shows the one to use with the other crossed out.
Safety
From the manual: never stand on an open drawer, and do not sit on the frame before the base is in. Stand the whole day-bed on a rug or off it, not half on. IKEA says it is not to be used as two single beds; re-tighten the screws and fittings when needed.
About this guide
The steps, the part numbers, the counts and the order come from IKEA's assembly manual AA-1913852-7 (2018-07-12). The outer size, 209 × 89 × 83 cm, is IKEA's published size. The day-bed’s size and the drawers’ insides are IKEA’s; the boards’ thickness, the rails, the slats and where the holes are, are read off the manual’s drawings, so they are close, not measured. The 3D runs faster than real hands do.
IKEA says it takes two 80 × 200 cm mattresses; pulled out it is a 160 × 200 cm double bed, and it is not to be used as two single beds. The drawers are 55 × 70 × 20 cm inside.
The manufacturer's instructions are on IKEA's product page (PDF). If something here differs from the manual in your box, follow the manual.
The 3D models, drawings and text are our own. IKEA and HEMNES are named only to say which product this guide is for.