Outsunny Patio Glider with Mesh Seat Manual – SKU: 84A-148BN

The Outsunny Patio Glider offers smooth, relaxing motion with a breathable mesh seat and backrest designed for all-season outdoor comfort. Built with a strong powder-coated steel frame and curved armrests, it adds modern style and effortless ease to any patio, porch, or garden setup.

Safety & Warning Instructions

• Assemble the product on a flat, clean surface.
• Keep small parts and hardware away from children.
• Do not exceed the maximum weight capacity listed on the product page.
• Tighten all screws only after completing the full assembly.
• Check hardware regularly and retighten if needed.
• Use the bench on stable, level ground only.
• Do not stand on the bench or modify the frame.

Parts List

• A × 1 — Backrest & Seat Panel
• B × 2 — Armrest Frame Tubes
• C × 2 — Seat Support Bars
• D × 2 — Base Frame Legs
• E × 2 — Cross Support Rods

Hardware List

• F × 8 (+1 spare) — M6×42 Bolts
• G × 8 (+1 spare) — M6×52 Bolts
• I × 4 — M6×78 Bolts
• J × 20 (+1 spare) — Hex Nuts
• K × 20 (+1 spare) — Flat Washers
• L × 20 (+1 spare) — Lock Nuts
• AA × 1 — Allen Key
• BB × 1 — Open-End Wrench

Assembly Instructions

• Before beginning, ensure all parts and hardware are included.
• Follow the assembly steps carefully for the Outsunny Patio Glider – SKU: 84A-148BN, securing each part as directed in the manual.
• Check stability and alignment of the glider before use to ensure it is safely and securely assembled.

Step 1 – Assemble the Base Frame

Parts Used:

• D – Base Frame Legs (2)
• E – Cross Support Rods (2)

Hardware Used:

• F – M6×42 Bolts
• K – Flat Washers
• J – Hex Nuts
• L – Lock Nuts

Instructions:

1. Stand both D Base Frame Legs upright so they face each other evenly.
2. Position the E Cross Support Rods between the legs and align the connecting holes.
3. Slide an F Bolt through each matching hole to join the rods to the legs.
4. On the bolt end, place a K Washer, follow with a J Hex Nut, and secure with an L Lock Nut.
5. Lightly tighten the hardware so the frame can still be adjusted as you assemble the next parts.

Step 2 – Install the Seat Support Bars

Parts Used:

• C – Seat Support Bars (2)

Hardware Used:

• G – M6×52 Bolts
• K – Flat Washers
• J – Hex Nuts
• L – Lock Nuts

Instructions:

1. Lay both C Seat Support Bars into the lower frame, aligning the ends with the holes on the base legs.
2. Insert a G Bolt through each set of aligned holes to attach the bars to the structure.
3. Add a K Washer, then secure with a J Hex Nut and L Lock Nut on the opposite side.
4. Repeat this on both ends of each bar.
5. Keep all hardware semi-tight so the frame remains flexible during assembly.

Step 3 – Attach the Armrest Frames

Parts Used:

• B – Armrest Frames (2)

Hardware Used:

• G – M6×52 Bolts
• K – Flat Washers
• J – Hex Nuts
• L – Lock Nuts

Instructions:

1. Position each B Armrest Frame on the sides of the assembly, lining up armrest holes with the holes on the support structure.
2. Insert a G Bolt into each aligned hole to mount the armrests.
3. From the inside, place a K Washer, followed by a J Hex Nut, and secure with an L Lock Nut.
4. Attach both armrests using the same method.
5. Leave bolts slightly loose to allow final alignment later.

Step 4 – Install the Backrest Panel

Parts Used:

• A – Backrest Panel (1)

Hardware Used:

• I – M6×78 Bolts
• K – Flat Washers
• J – Hex Nuts
• L – Lock Nuts

Instructions:

1. Fit the A Backrest Panel between the armrests, matching the backrest brackets to the mounting holes.
2. Push an I Bolt through each hole to secure the backrest in place.
3. Add a K Washer, then tighten with a J Hex Nut and L Lock Nut from the inside.
4. Repeat this on both sides of the backrest.
5. Ensure the backrest sits level before tightening later.

Final Step – Complete the Assembly

Instructions:

1. Once all components are attached, adjust the entire structure so everything sits square and aligned.
2. Use the Allen Key (AA) and Open-End Wrench (BB) to fully tighten every bolt and nut from previous steps.
3. Check that the armrests, backrest, and seat are firmly secured and do not shift.
4. Gently test the gliding motion to confirm smooth and stable operation.
5. Your Outsunny glider is now fully assembled and ready for use.

Maintenance and Cleaning

• Wipe the glider regularly with a soft, damp cloth.
• Inspect the metal frame for rust and treat it with anti-corrosion spray if needed.
• Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals.
• If any part becomes damaged, stop using the product and contact customer service.

Storage Conditions

• Although suitable for outdoor use, cover the glider during heavy rain or winter months.
• Store any removable fabric parts in a dry place to prevent mold.
• Keep the glider on a stable, level surface when not in use.

Thank you for choosing the Outsunny Patio Glider (SKU: 84A-148BN). With proper assembly, routine care, and mindful use, your glider is designed to deliver reliable comfort and enjoyment for years to come. Should you require assistance, replacement parts, or have any questions, contact Aosom Customer Support.

FAQs

1. The glider doesn’t move smoothly or feels stiff, how can I fix this?

Stiff movement usually happens when the connecting bolts are tightened unevenly. Loosen the gliding mechanism bolts slightly, glide the chair back and forth to align the joints, and then retighten them evenly. If resistance continues, apply a light silicone lubricant on the contact points to restore smooth motion.

2. One side of the seat feels higher or lower, what should I check?

Uneven seating often results from one support bar being fastened tighter than the other. Check both Seat Support Bars (C) and ensure the bolts are tightened evenly across both sides. Realign the seat if needed, then tighten the hardware gradually and equally to balance the seating level.

3. The armrests feel loose even after tightening, what could be the issue?

If the armrests continue to shift, the issue may be with the washer or lock nut placement. Make sure each G Bolt is installed with the K Washer, J Hex Nut, and L Lock Nut in the correct order. Reinstall the hardware if necessary, tightening from the inside first, then securing the lock nut last to keep the armrests firmly in position.