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Summary of Contents for Mansion schools LUMBER/PLYWOOD STORAGE RACK LR-1WM
- Page 1 IN HOUSE ASSEMBLY TEMPLATE LUMBER/PLYWOOD STORAGE RACK LR-1WM ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 2/10/15 DATE: NOTE: DATE APR: DATE APR: MODEL VIEWS MAY NOT REPRESENT EXACT MODEL PURCHASED UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED DIMENSION ARE IN INCHES ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS CREATED ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 2/10/15 THIS DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF DRAWING NUMBER: SCALE: SHEET:...
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Page 2: Tools Required
IN HOUSE ASSEMBLY TEMPLATE ASSEMBLY COMPONENTS TOOLS REQUIRED ITEMS INCLUDED PART # PART DESCRIPTION DRILL LUMBER RACK - UPRIGHTS (3X4X84) LUMBER UPRIGHT 13-0050 PIPE - 1.25X20 (LUMBER RACK) PIPES 15-0064 SCREWS - PIPE 100597 SCREW,#8X1.5 QUAD ROUND WASHER UPRIGHT WALL SPACERS - 14-0044 UPRIGHT WALL SPACERS OPTIONAL... - Page 3 IN HOUSE ASSEMBLY TEMPLATE 5 PIPES (ATTACH FROM BACKSIDE) UPRIGHT COMPLETE UNIT SHOWN STEP 1: INSERT PIPE INTO DESIRED LOCATIONS AND ATTACH TO UPRIGHT FROM THE BACKSIDE USING SCREWS PROVIDED. ATTACH UPRIGHT TO WALL USING APPROPRIATE HARDWARE FOR YOUR APPLICATION. SEE NEXT PAGE FOR CLARIFICATION.
- Page 4 Instructions for Mounting LR-1WM A number of different types of internal wall will be found; masonry plaster, stud wall (either plasterboard or lathe and plaster), plasterboard dry lining - see our page which explains these different type of walls. Which type of wall you have, will affect how strong fixings (i.e.
- Page 5 The studs are normally set at equal distances apart - on older stud walls they are usually no greater than 405mm (16 inches) apart, while in more modern stud walls, the maximum spacing is about 600mm (24 inches). To find the position of the studs behind plasterboard, lightly knock on the wall while moving sideways - the studs should sound solid while the spaces between should sound hollow.