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Assembly Instruction
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3248959
Rev, B
LOCHLYN
FREESTANDING FRAME
BUILD
7
ANCHORING REQUIREMENTS
Wall anchors are only to be used when unit is parallel to the wall. Floor anchoring must
be used for perpendicular layouts. If choosing the wall anchoring method, the floor
anchor plates can be removed from the unit.
All
frame units from three (3) tiers through six (6) tiers are
required to be permanently
anchored
to the wall (see Wall Anchoring Method) or floor (see Floor Anchoring
Method) regardless of configuration, usage, or if multiple units are ganged together.
WARNING:
Tip Over Hazard. Do not
install drawer modules above the third (3rd)
tier. Installation of drawers above three (3) tiers can lead to instability and injury from
unit tipping over.
Floor Anchoring Method
All frames will have at least four (4) anchor plates mounted to the floor glides on both
end frame sections.
90”
and
96”
units
must
have six (6) floor anchor plates total.
90”
units have two (2) additional floor anchor plates on the interior sections. One (1) on
each section that are mounted on the opposite sides from the other
(Figure P)
. If both
plates are on the same side. Uninstall one (1) plate and re
-
install it to the glide on the
opposite side.
96”
units have two (2) additional floor anchor plates; both are mounted
on the middle section
(Figure Q)
.
See Model AI Sheet for reference
on anchor plate.
Contact Customer Service if
anchor plates are missing or
damaged.
Do not
install frames
with less than the required
number of plates.
WARNING:
Tip Over Hazard. Do not
install
shelves, modules, or tops onto the
frame until it is leveled and
permanently anchored.
Installation before permanent anchoring can lead to instability and injury from unit
tipping over.
FIGURE P
FIGURE Q