ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Gardner Petite Rack V4 To view assembly video please visit the followitng link: HTTP://WWW.STEELMANTOOLS.COM/RACKS.HTML?ALIAS=RACKS.
PARTS LIST Please read these instructions thoroughly before beginning assembly. Check to see if all of the listed components are present before assembling.
NOTE - Check all of the components provided for defects. If any defects are found, do not proceed with assembly. Use of defective components or improper assembly may result in damage or injury. Before placing a load on the shelves, make sure all of the tabs are locked into place securely. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 1. Remove 2 of the uprights from the box. 2. Cut away any protective material that may be applied. 3. Pull the 2 uprights(A) apart, placing them parallel to one another about 2ft.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (Cont.) Fig. 2 A A B 2 B 1 1. After assembling the uprights 2. Remove all of the components from the box and lay them out in an orderly fashion on the floor where you intend to assemble. 3. Take one of the cross beams (Part B, Fig.2) and bring it over to one of the upright frames (Part A, Fig. 2). The upright frame should be stood up (it is best to work with an assistant who can hold the upright frame in place).
Fig. 4 A B A 2 B 1 7. To continue assembly, repeat steps 2 through 6 on the second and third sets of cross beams (Part B, Fig. 4). Make sure each set of cross beams is at the same level (as on the opposite side). NOTE - The cross beams are adjustable and can be set at your desired height. Fig. 5 B A A 2 B 1 8. The assembly is completed by attaching the last set of cross beams (Part B, Fig. 5) to the top two key holes on the upright frames (Part A, Fig. 5).
Fig. 6 E F 10. The shelf strap (Part E, Fig. 6) is to be attached to the pre-drilled holes provided on the bottom of each side of the cross beams. Use the included hardware (Part L, Fig. 6) to fasten the shelf strap to the cross beams (Part B). The screw should be fed up through the bottom of the shelf strap and secured in place with the provided nut. Fig. 7 C B 11. Place the first wood deck (Part C, Fig. 7) into the lower flange of both cross beams (Part B, Fig. 7).
Fig. 8 G G G G 12. Insert the locking pins (Part G, Fig. 8) into the hole on the cross beam flange. WARNING: Adult assembly required due to the presence of small parts, sharp points, and sharp edges. IN EARTHQUAKE PRONE AREAS, SECURE RACK TO WALL OR OTHER SOLID PART OF THE STRUCTURE.
NOTE: It is recommended that any rack be secured to a wall especially in earthquake prone environments WALL MOUNTING BRACKET (N): To install the mounting plate assembly see Figure 9. 1. Remove the bracket assembly (F) from the box and place to the side until the rack assembly is complete. 2. Take the top “U” portion of the wall mount bracket shown in diagram and apply it the bottom portion of the top most shelf on your rack assembly that will be placed against a wall. 3.
Assembling racks upward: 1. When stacking racks on top of each other the assembly process is the same, however when assembling a next tier of uprights the use of the stacking bracket, (M) is needed. 2. Assemble the upright as shown in steps 1 thru 10 on page 3. 3. Take one of the assembled uprights and place it on top of an already fully assembled bottom rack. The use of the plastic cap, (D) should not be used between the upright beams and needs to be removed. 4.
LIMITED WARRANTY ™ J.HANLON Storage Racks are backed by a One Year Warranty through JS Products. This warranty covers manufacturer defects and workmanship. The warranty excludes misuse or abuse and normal wear and tear. Work safely with tools by wearing safety goggles. PRINTED IN CHINA 10 JS PRODUCTS | 6445 MONTESSOURI STREET | LAS VEGAS, NV 89113 800.255.7011 | FAX: 775.898.8773 | WWW.STEELMANTOOLS.
