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15. Long hang garment bar is cut to 2 ft. (If your closet is greater or less
than 8 ft. wide you will cut your bar greater or less that distance.
EXAMPLE: Closet is 8 ft. 5 in. - cut bar 2 ft. 5 in. EXAMPLE: Closet is
7 ft. 10 in. - cut bar 1 ft. 8 in.)
16. On the pilot hole side of the bar, measure in 4 in. from the end.
17. Mark location & repeat for other end.
18. Align side of bar spacer with the mark.
19. Secure with #8 1 in. screw.
20. Repeat at each marked location.
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21. Select the cut 4ft. shelf and place notched bar spacer / bar tight on inside
rail of shelf.
22. Flush bar & shelf (SEE CONFIGURATION FOR FLUSH SIDE).
23. Secure bar spacer to shelf rail with #8 1 in. screw.
24. Repeat at each bar spacer location.
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STEP 3 - Marking Measurements
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Locate the 3 main height locations for your configuration.
2.
Measure up & mark the 84 in. shelf location.
3.
Mark the 42 in. shelf location.
4.
Mark the 72 in. shelf location.
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Draw a 6ft. long level line out from wall end at 84 in. location.
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Draw a 6ft. long level line out from wall end at 42 in. location.
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Draw a 4ft. long level line out from wall end at 72 in. location.
8.
Locate stud locations at level lines.
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STEP 4 - Installing Hardware On Wall
It is recommended to install hardware into wall studs. Typically 16 in. on
center. Use 50 lb. wall anchors provided if no stud is present.
Space shelf mounting L-clip hardware equidistant in the following manner:
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4-5 L-clip hardware per 6 ft. shelf span
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3-4 L-clip hardware per 4 ft. shelf span
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2 L-clip hardware per 2 ft. shelf span
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