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GENERAL SAFETY GUIDELINES

1. ALWAYS maintain this product in good condition for greater safety.

2. NEVER exceed the maximum recommended load for this product.

3. NEVER use this product if damaged.

4. ALWAYS store small, stable items on the top shelves, heavier and bulky

items should be stored on the lower shelves.

5. ALWAYS secure the shelf rack to a wall using the fixings supplied before

loading.

ASSEMBLY TIPS

Assemble the product on a firm, level surface rather than a soft surface.

1. Take the feet and push them onto the underside of one shelf as in Fig 1.

2. Insert the supporting legs, narrow end downwards through the shelf

corner sockets and into the feet from the upper side of the shelf, trapping

the shelf between the foot and leg.

3. Turn the assembly over the right way up and add the next shelf panel and

continue until all the legs and shelf panels are assembled. Ensure the

supporting legs are connected with the narrow end downwards to lock

the parts together.

4. Insert the top caps into the holes in the top shelf as shown in Fig 2.

5. Finally, secure the shelving rack to a wall using the brackets and fixings

supplied. Use a masonry drill to install the wall plugs, positioning at

sufficient height to provide good support for the shelving rack as in Fig 3.

Fig 2

Fig 1

Fig 3