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• Do not exceed allowable load limits. Calculate the
unbalanced load as shown in these instructions.
Exceeding allowable loads may cause the shelving
to tip over or collapse.
• Base fronts, either open or closed, are required
for structural integrity and stability. Use of shelving
without base fronts may cause the shelving to
collapse.
• All components that require trim, such as uprights
and base brackets, must be installed with trim
pieces. Untrimmed parts may have unfinished
edges that must be covered by trim to avoid
exposure to store personnel or customers. Use
molding end trim to cover exposed corners of
S-style shelves.
• Do not hang peg hooks, shelves or other accessories
on the back side of a wall section or any section
without base brackets. Wall sections do not have
base brackets on the back side to provide support,
and use of the back side to display merchandise
may cause the section to tip over.
• To avoid store personnel or customers accidentally
coming in contact with display fixtures, never allow
any shelf, peg hook or other display to protrude
into an aisle or to extend beyond the edge of the
base deck.
• Do not lean tall or heavy items against shelving
unless shelving is anchored to a suitable building
wall, the floor, or is otherwise braced to prevent
overturning. The weight and force of leaning items
on unanchored or unbraced shelving may cause
the shelving to overturn or collapse.
• Shelving (or racks) that are leaning or bending
when loaded may indicate a dangerous
overload or impending collapse. Loads should
be immediately reduced, and the cause for this
condition should be corrected, before reloading.
Refer to appropriate installation instructions to
ensure shelving (or racks) are properly assembled,
replace any damaged components or parts and
do not exceed recommended maximum loads
or engage in any other unsafe use of the shelving
(racks).
• Provide safe access to all levels of storage and
display shelving in accordance with applicable
OSHA regulations. Never allow anyone to climb,
walk on or stand on shelving. These shelves were
not designed to withstand the extra weight and
impact of climbing, walking or standing. The
added weight and impact of such actions may
cause the fixture to collapse.
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SAFETY CONTINUED
• Never alter, modify or otherwise structurally
change the shelving or any of its component parts.
Modification or alteration may cause the shelving
or component part to become structurally unsafe,
resulting in tipping, collapse or other failure of the
fixture.
• When using an open back system, do not use
no-base wall end displays (WEDNB). Using a WEDNB
with an open back system will put a side load into
the fixture, causing it to collapse
OVERTURNING WARNINGS
• The height of the upright (including extension
uprights, if any) must not exceed the leveler
spacing by a ratio of 6:1 when unanchored.
(See Specifications on page 2)
• Unbalanced load should not exceed 6,000 lbs.
for 16" bases with upright heights greater than 102".
• Contact local building officials for anchoring
requirements in seismic zones.
• Do not hang peg hooks, shelves or other
accessories on the back side of a an end cap.
End caps do not have base brackets on the back
side to provide support, and use of the back side
to display merchandise may cause the section
to tip over.
WARNING! Failure to follow these instructions
and warnings may result in overturning or
collapse of the fixture resulting in personal
injury to employees or customers, damage
to property or damage to the fixture itself.
WARNING! Do not lean tall or heavy items
against shelving unless shelving is anchored to
a suitable building wall, the floor, or otherwise
braced to prevent overturning. The weight
and force of leaning items on unanchored or
unbraced shelving may cause the shelving to
overturn or collapse.
IMPORTANT! Maximum shelf depth cannot
exceed base deck depth.
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