Slotted Angle Shelving

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1 Assembly specification These instructions are to assemble Dexion Slotted Angle Shelving which conforms with the specifications below. Frame heights not more than 2286mm Frame depths 400 mm Not less than five storage levels in a bay Uniformly distributed load per shelf Refer to your Dexion Supply Centre for assembly of shelving units outside these specifications. Site requirements Floor Should generally be of a solid CONCRETE construction designed to accept the point loads imposed by the shelving legs. Installations on other types of floor, such as timber, bitumen and tarmac, should be specifically designed to suit the strength of the individual floor. Dry conditions Components and load data are based on dry internal applications. Temperature range +3 C to +40 C. Applications in chill and cold stores with operating temperatures below +3 C, and where moisture is likely to be present, may require components with additional corrosion protection. PAGE 1 of 7

2 Components required The following is a schedule of the components you require to safely assemble Slotted Angle Shelving. The number of starter and extension shelving units purchased will determine the final quantities of each component. Angle Uprights x 4 Baseplates x 4 Shelf Clips x 12 Shelves x 5 Corner Plates x 12 M8x16 Nut and Bolt x 40 Batten x 2 PAGE 2 of 7

3 Major components PAGE 3 of 7

4 Assembly instructions 1. Attach Baseplates to Angle Uprights using M8x16 Nuts and Bolts. 2. Using M8x16 Nuts and Bolts fix Corner Plates to Angle Uprights. Note Angle Upright corners where a Batten will be attached (top rear and bottom front of shelving) only require 1 Corner Plate to be affixed. Rear Uprights Angle Uprights positioned at the rear of the shelving unit have 1 Corner Plate at the top of the Angle Upright and 2 Corner Plates at the base of the Angle Upright. Front Uprights Angle Uprights positioned at the front of the shelving unit have 2 Corner Plates at the top of the Angle Upright and 1 Corner Plate at the base of the Angle Upright. PAGE 4 of 7

5 Assembly instructions 3. Secure the top and bottom Shelf to each Corner Plate using M8x16 Nuts and Bolts. 4. Secure the Batten by bolting to the Angle Uprights. They are located at the bottom front (as a kick plate), and at the rear top. Use M8x16 Nuts and Bolts at either end of the Batten when fixing it to the Angle Upright. Then fix the top and bottom Shelf to form the shelving bay. Batten Batten PAGE 5 of 7

6 Assembly instructions 5. Fit Shelf Clips to desired locations along the Angle Upright. The Shelf Clip fits into two holes at 38mm in the Angle Upright to form a rigid support and location for each Shelf corner. 6. Secure Shelves on the Shelf Clips throughout the bay. PAGE 6 of 7

7 Important safety information and guidelines for use Recommended safe loading The illustration below depicts the recommended safe loadings from the EU Directive for Manual Handling. This is a guide only, recognising the wide range of personal capabilities, together with the diversity of handling situations. General care Little or no maintenance is required other than cleaning. Wipe with a damp cloth, using a mild detergent (only if required). Do not use a hose to spray the shelving Do not use abrasive or caustic cleaning agents Inspections Periodic inspections should be carried out to identify any damage or issues due to incorrect use. Check for the following: Upright fixings are secure Shelves are free from damage Shelves are not overloaded All shelf clips are correctly engaged Shelves are fully engaged in the clip slots Rack out-of-plumb should not exceed height/500 in both directions IMPORTANT If the shelving is damaged it should be reported immediately to ensure the necessary precautionary actions are taken. It is not recommended to repair damaged components. Any part no longer fit for use should be replaced on a like for like basis. Never cut and splice in a small piece of upright or apply heat in an attempt to straighten bent components. Whilst the utmost care is taken to ensure the accuracy of the data and design details shown within, Dexion (Australia) Pty Limited cannot, under any circumstances, be held liable for any injuries, expenses or loss which may, in any degree, be attributed to the use or adoption of such data and design details. Any modification, repair, or alteration of Dexion products by a third party without written approval from Dexion voids Dexion s obligations under the Lifetime Warranty. This document remains the sole property of Dexion (Australia) Pty Limited. Copyright: Dexion (Australia) Pty Limited PAGE 7 of 7