Unboxing and Assembly

What You'll Receive

Your MILKER CLASSIC arrives well-packaged to protect it during shipping. You'll have the main table frame, padding, arm rests, any bolts or hardware needed, and assembly instructions. Unbox everything carefully and lay out the components on a clean surface so you can see what you're working with.

Do You Need Tools?

Assembly for a MILKER CLASSIC is usually straightforward. Most bolts and connections use standard hardware that can be tightened with a wrench or socket set. Some models use pre-attached hardware that requires minimal additional tools. Check your specific instructions, but generally you'll need a basic wrench set or socket set. Some people use a power drill with a socket adapter for faster assembly, but it's not required.

Assembly Steps

• Start by assembling the main frame according to instructions
• Attach arm rests securely, making sure they're level and stable
• Add padding to the surface, stretching it evenly so there are no wrinkles or gaps
• Double-check that all bolts are tight and nothing wobbles
• Test the stability by gently pressing on various parts of the table
• Make sure the face hole is clear and unobstructed

Safety Check

Before your first session, make sure the table is completely stable. Press down on different areas. Try to move it slightly. It should feel solid and not shift or wobble. If anything feels loose, tighten the bolts before using it. A stable table is both more comfortable and safer.

Room Positioning and Layout

Choosing Your Location

Choose a room that's private and where you won't be disturbed. You'll need enough space around the table for yourself and your partner (if you have one) to move comfortably. Plan for at least 3 feet of space on all sides. If you're doing solo play, a bit less space is fine. Think about access points, you'll want to be able to get to the table from the side or head without climbing over things.

Floor Considerations

The table should sit on a clean, level floor. A wood floor, tile floor, or very short carpet works well. Deep carpet can be a bit unstable. Put a towel or mat under the table to protect your floor and reduce noise if you're moving around during play. Many people place the table on a yoga mat or thick towel for stability and protection.

Lighting

Good lighting is helpful so you can see what you're doing and so your partner can see you comfortably if they're giving you attention. Consider a bedside lamp or adjustable lighting that you can dim or brighten as needed. Some people prefer dimmer lighting for ambiance; others like to see clearly. It's a personal preference.

Access Points

Think about how your partner will approach the table. The back (behind the face hole) and the sides are the main access points. Make sure there's clear space at those points so your partner can position themselves however they want without bumping into furniture or tripping.

Pre-Session Preparation and Checklist

The Essential Supplies Checklist

• Premium quality lubricant (water-based is safest for most toys)
• Several large towels for cleanliness and cleanup
• Small pillow or cushion for under your head if desired
• Any toys you plan to use
• Massage oil or warming cream (optional)
• Water bottle for hydration
• Any other items specific to your planned activity

Cleanliness and Hygiene

Clean the table with a damp cloth before your session. Make sure the padding is fresh and any previous lube or moisture has been cleaned. If you've been using the table, wash your body beforehand if possible. Have clean towels ready for during and after play. This is especially important if you'll be using toys or if your partner will have oral contact with your genitals.

Mental Preparation

Before you use the table, spend a minute just lying on it in clothes to get comfortable with the position. See how it feels. Adjust pillows if needed. Think about what you want to experience in your session. If you have a partner, talk through what you're both excited about and what boundaries exist. This mental prep helps you relax into the experience.

Toys and Equipment

Gather any toys or equipment you want to use and place them within arm's reach. Make sure toys are clean. Have plenty of lubricant nearby. If you're using anything new, open it beforehand so you're not fumbling with packaging during your session.

First Session Tips

Go Slow and Explore

Your first session doesn't need to be intense or long. Take 15-20 minutes to just experience how the table feels. Lie on it, get comfortable, explore the position. Notice how the face-down angle feels, how the arm rests support you, and how accessible your body is. This exploration helps your body acclimate to a new position.

Communicate If You Have a Partner

Check in with your partner. Is the table height comfortable for them? Can they reach you easily? Are you comfortable? Do any adjustments need to be made? Simple communication makes the first experience better for both of you.

Start with Hands or Gentle Touch

If this is your first time with prostate play or face-down stimulation, start with gentle manual touch before introducing toys. Your body needs time to acclimate to new sensations. Let your partner explore gently. If you're alone, do the same, gentle exploration before more intense play.

Pay Attention to Comfort

Notice any areas that feel uncomfortable. Maybe your neck needs a pillow. Maybe you want more cushioning somewhere. Make adjustments as you go. Your first session is about learning what works, not about performing or pushing yourself.

Respect Your Body's Feedback

If something doesn't feel good, stop and talk about it. Don't push through discomfort trying to have a "good" session. Communication and comfort make for better experiences. If you need to use your safe word or signal, do it without hesitation.