Argos 700-3024 Assembly Instructions

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Shelving Assembly Instructions

Assembly & User Instructions - Please keep for future reference

IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNINGS

• Please read the instructions before assembly.

• 2 people are recommended for assembly.

• BE CAREFUL of sharp edges when assembling.

• DO NOT stand on this product or use as a ladder.

• DO NOT alter this product in any manner that is

not intended. This may cause product damage or

personal injury.

• Position the product on a level surface.

• The maximum loaded weight for each shelf is no

more than 175kg. Evenly distributed.

• When loading shelves, place heavier items on the

lower shelves, distributing the load evenly.

• Fasten the unit to the wall whenever possible with

proper fasteners (not furnished).

• Check the suitability of the wall type and to check

that the fastening devices will be able to withstand

the forces generated. Consult a competent person if

in doubt.

Important

MAX. Load per Shelf: 175kg

MAX. Load for whole unit: 875kg

Shelf Dimensions: 183H x 91.5W x 45.8D cm

Componentseference

700-3024

Tools Required:

A Mallet (not included)

PARTS LIST

A. Posts (8)

B. Shelves (5)

C. Long Apron (10)

D. Short Apron (10)

Important:

Be sure to line up and match

hole pattern on all posts prior to

assembly.

• Place post upright, using cardboard

or other safeguard beneath post to

protect floor.

• Insert tabs on long shelf support

apron into slots on post.

• Press on tabs with fingers to guide

into slots.

• Push down or gently tap apron

corner with rubber mallet to extend

tabs through slots.

• It is recommended that the bottom

shelf aprons be placed in the second

and third slots from the bottom.

• To ensure stability of the vertical unit,

do not place bottom shelf aprons any

higher than the sixth slot.

Next, insert tabs of a short

apron into the front post,

creating a "tripod." Then

alternate insertion of support

aprons with posts.