Hardware included:
4 – 5/16” x ½” Button Head Screws
4 – 2” Lag Screws (for wood mounting)
2 – Two-point, ¼” Toggler Set – two Togglers each
(for dry wall mounting)
1 – 3/16” Allen Wrench
Components included:
4 – Low Ceiling Arms
1 – Rack Body Square
1 – Hanging Grid
4 – Grid Brackets, EGB
12 – Straight Pot Hooks, EPHS
Rack Assembly
1)
Place your rack components and hardware on a flat surface. Carefully compare these materials to those listed above. If you
are missing an item please call us and we will promptly send you what you need.
2)
First, locate the four low ceiling arms. Using the four 5/16” x ½” button head screws attach the arms to the outside of the
rack body square – as shown in the assembly diagram. Do not fully tighten the button head screws at this time. Note that the
Enclume medallion should be facing up on the outside of the rack body.
3)
Place the rack on a flat surface to level and set the arms to straight – then tighten all screws to final positions.
4)
To mount your rack on a ceiling with wood joints – holding your rack against the ceiling, drive the four lag screws through
the holes in the arms and into the wood joints. These lag screws must be driven into the solid wood of the joists.
5)
To mount your rack on a ceiling of dry wall or sheetrock –Use the enclosed Toggler mounting set. Per the instructions, insert
the four Togglers into the ceiling and secure. Then, holding the rack against the ceiling, insert the four machined screws
through the holes in the arms and into the Toggler mounting holes. The Toggler system will safely hold your rack and
several hundred pounds of cookware.
6)
Place the four grid brackets over the sides of the rack, just inside each of the low ceiling arms with the straight end of the
brackets facing towards the inside of the rack. Next place the grid on top of the grid brackets and distribute the hooks on the
rack.
7)
Note: The grid should be placed on the grid brackets so that the grid crossbars that extend the width of the grid are facing
down. This will help to keep the grid from sliding out of position when the rack is in use.
8)
Your rack is now ready for use!
9)
Our hammered steel racks are finished with an industrial acrylic coating for years of protection to the rack. Cleaning is easily
done with a damp cloth. Dry thoroughly after cleaning. If a tough-up is ever needed we recommend a commercial wax.
It is important that your rack is assembled correctly. If the unit is assembled or used
incorrectly, it could become unstable and collapse, possibly causing injury.
Warning
