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Note: Illustrations not to scale
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1
2
3
4
5
6
Fix metal footplates
A
to both uprights
B
by locating stud on tab into lowest
keyhole and pushing down
Insert a short side beam
C
into lowest
keyholes on side of upright
B
. Tap to
secure with mallet. Repeat on second
upright
Add further side beams
C
to create
a frame. If using upright set (200SU),
repeat steps 1-3 to create second
frame and join both frames with front
and back beams
D
If joining to an existing unit, add short
beams
C
to side of unit then link to
frame with front and back beams
D
Bend tabs on shelf support beams
F
to a right angle by pushing down on
floor and slide into slots inside front
and back beams
D
Then fold tabs back with a screwdriver
to prevent the supports from coming
loose. Repeat for additional levels
7
8
9
Fit a pair of joiners
E
into top 2
keyholes in both sides of each upright
B
. Tap into place ensuring they are the
correct way up
Take one half upright
B
and place over
the joiners
E
so the studs fit in the
lowest keyholes. Tap with a mallet until
the two uprights are touching
Add remaining uprights
B
then join
with side
C
and front beams
D
. Add
remaining shelf supports as steps 5-6
10
11
12
Place chipboard shelves
G
onto each
beam level ensuring they sit inside the
grooves on each beam
The unit is now complete and can be
positioned ready for use. Place on a
solid, load bearing floor and check level
For maximum stability, we recommend
using two wall brackets and securing to
a solid wall at the top of unit as shown
F
Tip: Check beam is correct
way up and fitted to short
side of upright as shown
D
Important:
Fit front and back
beams to long face of
upright with side beams
on inside of frames
C
D
Fit upright
joiners this
way up
B
A
Tip: Ensure upright is
correct way up as shown
D
D
F
F
E
E
C
Assembly – 200SA
