3SWH0408195. Shelf

Read these precautions before assembly to ensure your safety and to prevent damage to the product.
Wear gloves during assembly or disassembly.
Do not press against protrusions or edges as doing so may cause injury.
Do not apply excessive force to the product.
Do not climb or hang on the product.
Do not exceed the maximum load capacity of 50 kg/110 lbs per shelf. Ensure that objects on shelves are evenly distributed to maintain balance.
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean regularly. Wipe spills immediately and completely with a dry towel.
Keep the product in a dry and well-ventilated place. Exposure to humidity over a long period may cause shelf boards to bend or twist.
Do not keep the product in a high temperature environment or near heat sources or chemicals.
The warranty does not cover damage caused by misuse or negligence.
Required tools
The product cannot be installed without the assembly hammer provided.
Securing the rack to the wall
Secure the rack to the wall. If the rack is not properly secured to the wall, it may fall
forward, causing property damage or injury.
Post assembly
When setting up posts, make sure that the small squares of the post holes face
downward.
When connecting post connection brackets to the posts, hammer both sides of the
top of the post. Hitting only one side may cause the posts to bend or twist.
Support beam assembly
Support beams have 2 tabs on each side. Make sure each tab is hooked securely into
the smaller squares of the post holes. Failure to do so may cause the beams to shake
or tilt.
When connecting the opposite end of a support beam, tightly hold its center with
one hand to prevent it from bouncing.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS
COMPONENTS
Assembly Hammer
Shelf
Post Connecting
Bracket
Support
Beam
Safety Cap
Wall Bracket
Wall Bracket
Screw
Hanger Bar
Hanger
Support Beam
(Left/Right)
Rack Connector
(for 2 or more racks)
Connection between post and support beam
The top of the circle on the support beam must line up with the post as shown.
Incorrect Correct
Support beams can be installed in
either direction, upward or downward,
to create shelves or trays.
Tip
Shelf
Basket

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