Ellison
®
Die Storage Wall Rack
Mounting Instructions
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Figure A
Step 1
Step 2
Black Line
(4) (2)
Level Line
Wall
11"
Allowance for
Wall Anchors and
unevennes of floor
or countertop.
Note: Carefully Read All Instructions Before Starting
Parts included:
Item:
Qty:
(1) 60-Slot Die Storage Wall Rack
1
(36" x 15" x 5")
(2) Z-Bar
1
(3) Z-Clip (3 pre-installed)
5
(4) 2" Wood Screw
6
(5) 1" Wood Screw
4
(6) Wall Anchor
2
Tools Required (not included):
Electric Drill & Bits " & "
Level
Measuring Tape
Pencil
Screwdriver
Stud Locating Device
16
3
/
8
1
/
1.
Determine location of Wall Rack, on the wall, allowing space for bottom Wall Anchors and unevenness of floor
or counter top when mounting. Make a light pencil mark at the bottom of the Wall Rack (Figure A, Step 1).
Consideration should be made for possible interference with electrical outlets, door swings, windows, protrusions
from and imperfections in the flatness of the wall.
Note: If mounting more than one Wall Rack, start measuring for the bottom rack first.
2.
From the mark made in Step 1, measure up 11" and draw a level line 36" long. (Figure A, Step 2).
3.
Along this line, using a stud locating device, find and mark three stud locations on the wall. If the wall has studs
positioned every 24" instead of every 16", the third hole location will have to be made to receive a Wall Anchor
(not provided). The importance of having three points of attachment needs to be stressed as the rack may be
holding up to 80 lbs of dies!
4.
Measure the distances between the stud locations on the wall and transfer these dimentions to the 34" Z-Bar
(Figure B). The Z-Bar has a black line pre-drawn on the back side. Make sure the stud locations transferred to the
Z-Bar intersect this black line. Keep in mind that since the black line is on the back side of the Z-Bar, the stud
locations being transferred to it must be reversed.
5.
Drill three holes, " in diameter, in the Z-Bar from markings made in Step 4 (Figure B).
16
3
/
34"
Distance measured in Step 4
Distance measured in Step 4
Figure B
(1)
(2)
Wall Rack
Z-Bar
