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STEP 1
*Determine the length of the locker run you will be
assembling. Your order should come with a packing
slip. The packing slip will tell you which length of
locker system was ordered. Example, an
RFSS-2/20, is two-locker run with 20" compart-
ments. An RFSS-10/20, is a ten-locker run with 20"
compartments. You must assemble the locker runs
exactly how they were ordered. Splitting up any
locker runs will result in fewer lockers.*
Assembly will begin with back frames (BF-18, 20
or 24). Lay the back frames out on the floor. Use
the exact number of back frames for the number of
lockers there will be in your run. There is a square
finished side and a tapered side to the back frame.
When the back frames are laid out, the tapered
sides should be to your right. These frames will
then slide into one another. Slide the tapered end
of the back frame into the square finished end.
Repeat this process for the third back frame and
so on. When all of the back frames are together,
install the panel end caps (PEC) over the exposed
tapered ends on the one end of the run.
STEP 2
Next you will attach the divider panels (DP-20) to
the back frames. You will put a divider in the space
between each back frame and one to the outside of
each end back frame. There is a top and a bottom
to each divider. You want to make sure that the grid
panel design is going the same direction on each
divider panel. Using the bolts that came attached
to the divider panels, insert the bottom bolt first.
The bottom of the divider panel can be identified by
having two extra bolt holes. Insert the bottom bolt
through the back frame and into the divider panel.
Use a 9/16" wrench to screw it all the way in, but do
not over tighten. Now insert the top bolt. Repeat this
step with all of the divider panels
*IF INSTALLING THE TOP SECURITY SHELF, YOU WILL WANT
TO ATTACH THE SHELF BETWEEN THE DIVIDER PANELS
FIRST BEFORE TIGHTENING DOWN THE BOLTS. THE LIP
OF THE SECURITY SHELF SHOULD FACE THE FRONT AND
DOWNWARDS. THE HALF CIRCLE MOUNTS OF THE SECURI-
TY SHELF WILL HUG THE TOP TUBULAR SECTION OF THE
DIVIDER PANEL*
STEP 3
IF HAVE THE SECURITY OPTION USE
STEP 3A BEFORE STEP 3
With the back frames and divider panels
assembled you will now install the base
(FMB). Attached to the base will be a small
bag of hardware. This hardware will be used
to assemble the base to the bottom of the
divider panels. You will notice 2 nuts welded
to the bottom of each divider panel. With the
rack still lying down you will be able to line up
the holes from the base to the holes on the
bottom of the divider panels. Insert the bolts
up through the base and thread into the
divider panel using a 1/2" wrench.
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