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1. If provided, use the four screws and the hex wrench that comes in the hardware kit to secure the front stabilizer bracket to the bottom
front of the rack cabinet so that it is flush with the rack.
2. Whether or not a stabilizer bracket was used, the front of the rack can be bolted to the floor if needed for various local building codes.
Bolt either the front corners of the stabilizer bracket or the front of the rack (if no stabilizer bracket) to the floor surface through the
holes in the lower frame or stabilizer bracket by using the two bolts and washers that you removed from the rack and pallet.
Rear: If needed for various local building codes, bolt the rear of the rack to the floor surface through the holes in the lower rear of the frame
by using the two bolts and washers that you removed from the rack and pallet.
Attaching rack in a suite:
1. Where the two racks come together at the top front, align the screw holes.
2. Secure the bracket to the racks with four screws. Do not fully tighten the screws.
3. Once all four screws are aligned and installed, tighten all of the screws.
Repeat this procedure to attach additional expansion racks to the suite.
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