How to assemble a storage rack

So what have we got? Four blue uprights, eight long beams for holding the shelves, eight short beams, eight cross supports for supporting the middle of them and then four white shelves made of chipboard as well.

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So what have we got?

Four blue uprights, eight long beams for holding the shelves, eight short beams, eight cross supports for supporting the middle of them and then four white shelves made of chipboard as well.

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First off to assemble, install some plastic feet.

Obviously they have to go on the bottom. This is the right orientation, these key holes here.

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The big hole faces up, so we want the feet down here.

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Come over, stick the feet on.

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Now for assembling then, start with short beams on the lowest shelf.

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These have a top and a bottom, so the top is the wider piece, the bottom is the narrow.

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They literally just drop on.

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You have to beat them into place because they are a good, tight, fat.

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One on there, one on here.

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And with two sides done, you can go ahead and fit your long bars starting at the bottom.

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Same thing, just clip into place.

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And for the middle, two railed supports, these ear pieces.

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Again, just slide into place. Worth noting as well with this, one person installation.

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You don't need any help through this. One person can easily install this on their own.

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I'm doing it myself here, one-handed, twice following this. It's that easy.

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These wee clips just push in, then go back with a screwdriver and bend these wee tabs back up again, so they can't push out.

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Nice wee system, leaves the shelves nice and rigid.

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It really is that easy to put this thing up. They even sent in a little rubber mallet for tapping down the rails.

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Very easy to install, don't need any skill. The apprentice or somebody new in the job, if you're just setting up, could easily sit and do this on their own.

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