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Assembly - BiG200/BiG340
Tap beam
C
with a rubber mallet to
ensure the end studs are fully located
in the bottom of the keyholes
Repeat steps 1 and 2 until you have
created a ‘ladder style frame’
Select two posts
A
and push on plastic
feet
E
to the bases. Insert a short side
beam
C
into the keyholes at the lowest
shelf level required
Tip: Now is a good
time to check the
space between
beams suits the
items you want to
store on the shelves
and adjust as
required.
See page 3 for
details on how
to calculate clear
heights between
shelves.
1
2
3
10
11
12
Shelving bays can be joined together
with Tie Plates. Use 4 per join – 2 front
and back. Tap into place with a rubber
mallet
For tall or narrow shelving we recommend
wall fixing where possible. Use one
adjustable wall bracket set per bay
and fix towards the top of each upright
Optional steel feet for floor fixing are
available. Fix to single or double
uprights using bolts supplied
Select two more posts
A
and repeat
steps 1 to 3 until you have a second
‘ladder style frame’
Take two long beams
B
and insert
them into the keyholes on one frame
at the same height as the short beams.
Tap into place with a rubber mallet
Insert the other ends of the beams
B
into the second frame as in step 5
Tip: Use the first frame as a template
to get the correct spacing
4
5
6
Tip: Ask another person to hold the
frames in place while you secure them
Repeat steps 5 and 6 to add the
remaining long beams
Insert chipboard decks
D
into each
level - decks sit on the inside angled
edge of beams
Check all decks are in place and that the
shelving bay is standing on a level floor.
The shelving is now ready to use
Tip: See next
steps for
accessories
7
8
9
Tip: If you are using
1525w x 305d mm,
1525w x 455d mm or
1525w x 610d mm
levels then you also
need to insert the
wire ties
F
into the
centre holes in each
pair of beams
Note: Illustrations not to scale
A
C
E
B
F
D
C
A
B
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