Everbilt 97.5 in. Long Hang with Double Shoe Racks and Four Shelf Stack

INSTRUCTION TABLE OF CONTENTS:

• Quick Start Guide
• 73.5 in. Long Hang with Shelf Stack
• 24 in. Double Shelf
• 25 in. White / Gray / Birch Shoe Rack
• 24 in. x 16 in. White / Gray / Birch Shoe Rack
• 48 in. White / Gray / Birch Décor Shelf Cover
• 24 in. White / Gray / Birch Décor Shelf Cover

Quick Start Guide

Look for the packet labeled "Modular Configuration Guide" within the 'BASE KIT' box. Find your layout in the packet and ensure you have received the correct number of boxes and contents to build your specific layout.

1. First, locate the "Assembly and Installation" instructions for building your 'BASE KIT' within this base kit box.
   • a) Measure your space to confirm the complete closet design will fit.
   • b) Install the 'Base Kit' at the furthest left side of your closet space.
   • c) Note: At this stage, install only the hang track and vertical rails. Save the brackets, shelves, closet rods, and decorative covers for later installation steps.
2. Next, install the hang track and vertical rails from the 'Extension' box(s) if your layout includes extensions. Save the brackets, shelves, closet rods, and decorative covers for later installation steps.
3. Now install the brackets, shelves, and closet rods from the base kit and extension boxes at the desired locations.
4. Next, install components from the 'Add-On' box(s) if your layout includes add-ons.
5. Finally, complete the closet by installing the decorative hang track covers, vertical rail covers, and shelf covers.

Assembly and Installation Guide - 73.5 in. Long Hang with Shelf Stack - Base Kit

Item # 1006-844-947 | Model # 90441

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Table of Contents

• Safety Information
• Product Specifications
• Warranty
• Pre-installation
  • Planning Installation
  • Tools Required
  • Hardware Package Contents
  • Choose Your Hardware
  • Component Package Contents
• Plan Your Closet Layout
• Installation
  • Install Hang Tracks
  • Install Upper Vertical Rails
  • Install Vertical Rail Joiners and Lower Vertical Rails
  • Install Brackets
  • Install Shelves
  • Install closet rod brackets and closet rods
  • Install Closet Rod End Caps
  • Install Hang Track Covers
  • Install Vertical Rail Covers
• Care and Cleaning

Safety Information

• Please read and strictly follow all assembly instructions for proper installation. Failure to do so may cause objects to fall, resulting in personal injury or property damage.
• Distribute weight evenly on each shelf and use the correct hardware for system mounting.
• Do not overload the system, as this may cause collapse and result in personal injury or property damage.
• Do not climb, stand, or step on the product, as this may cause collapse and result in personal injury or property damage.
• Use appropriate safety equipment when using power tools and hand tools.
• The metal components may have sharp edges or corners. Wearing protective gloves is strongly recommended.
• Protect your work surface during assembly.
• This product contains small parts that may pose a choking hazard to small children. Close supervision is necessary when children are present.

DANGER: The metal may have sharp edges or corners. The use of protective gloves is strongly recommended.

WARNING: Do not overload the shelving units. This may cause collapse of the system and result in personal injury or property damage.

IMPORTANT: Please read and strictly follow the assembly instructions for proper installation.

Product Specifications

LOAD CAPACITY

• Maximum 45 lb per linear foot for closet shelves and rods.
• Maximum 20 lb per linear foot for rod loading (when installed per manufacturer's instructions).
• Drywall installation requires mounting into at least 1 stud.
• Drywall requirement for claimed load: ASTM C1396 Compliant, Minimum thickness 1/2 in.
• Maximum spacing between two vertical rails: 24 in. center-to-center spacing, as shown in "Plan Your Layout" section.
• Closet rod support bracket spacing: Maximum 18 in.
• Installation must be per manufacturer's requirements.

Warranty

This product is guaranteed to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for 2 years from the date of purchase. If the product is defective, call 1-800-305-1726 or return it to the store of purchase for a replacement. Guarantee does not cover normal wear and tear.

Pre-installation

PLANNING INSTALLATION

1. Measure the closet width and plan the layout. Refer to the "Plan Your Closet Layout" section for illustration examples.
2. Select the correct hardware for assembly. Refer to the "Choose Your Hardware" section below.
3. Use a stud finder to locate and mark studs. Mounting hang tracks onto studs is recommended.
4. For larger layouts requiring multiple hang tracks, install this kit's hang track first, then install additional hang track extensions, ensuring they are level and aligned with previously mounted hang tracks.

TOOLS REQUIRED

• Screwdriver
• Drill
• Pencil
• Tape Measure
• Level
• Stud Finder
• Hacksaw

Diagram shows icons for Screwdriver, Drill, Pencil, Tape Measure, Level, Stud Finder, and Hacksaw.

HARDWARE PACKAGE CONTENTS

Diagram shows hardware parts AA, BB, CC, DD, with a note that hardware is not shown to actual size.

CHOOSE YOUR HARDWARE

STUDS: Secure to the wall with panhead screws (AA) at stud locations.

CONCRETE: Drill 1/4 in. holes, insert wall anchors (BB), and secure to the wall with panhead screws (AA).

Diagrams illustrate mounting hardware into studs and concrete.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Wamings.ca.gov

Pre-installation (continued)

CHOOSE YOUR HARDWARE

DRYWALL

Drill a 1/2 in. hole in the drywall. If a stud is encountered during drilling, use the stud hardware/instructions for that location.

Diagram shows drilling a 1/2 inch hole in drywall.

Insert bolt through hang track (or vertical rail/vertical rail joiner), then screw on toggle (DD). Install toggles (DD) in each hole of the component before attaching it to the wall. Compress and pass the toggle (DD) through the drilled hole.

Diagram shows inserting a bolt through a component and a toggle, then passing it through a hole.

Allow the toggle (DD) to spring apart behind the drywall. Screw the bolt (CC) until tight to secure. If the toggle (DD) spins behind the wall, pull back on the screw head for tension. Install toggles (DD) in each hole of components before attaching to the wall.

Diagrams show the toggle expanding behind the drywall and securing the bolt.

COMPONENT PACKAGE CONTENTS

Diagrams show various components labeled A through P, including vertical rails, hang tracks, shelves, brackets, closet rods, and accessories. A "VERTICAL RAIL SPACER" label is also visible.

Plan Your Closet Layout

When planning your installation, measure the dimensions of your installation location. For specific designs, refer to a separate Modular Closet System Configuration Guide.

Diagram illustrates a closet layout with dimensions for hang tracks, vertical rails, and shelves. It shows a 73.5 in. long hang track, with 24 in. spacing for vertical rails. Shelf heights are indicated as adjustable.

TIP: Shelf height can be adjusted per your personal needs.

NOTE: All vertical measurements are taken from the floor.

Installation

1 Install Hang Track

• Use a stud finder to locate and mark your studs if installing on drywall.
• Place the longest hang track (C) flush against the wall. The bottom of the track should be 84 inches off the ground. The thicker side should be on top, closest to the ceiling.
• TIP: When creating larger closet layouts with multiple hang tracks, install this kit's hang track first, positioned to the far-left of your planned closet design. Additional shorter hang tracks will be installed sequentially to the right.
• Ensure the track is level and mark each screw hole on the wall. At least one hole should align with a stud.
• Use the correct hardware to secure the hang track and tighten (refer to "Choose Your Hardware" in the Pre-installation section).
• Repeat the above steps for adding remaining hang tracks (J). Ensure the next shorter hang tracks (J) are installed level and flush with the previously installed hang track (C).

WARNING: Before cutting, drilling, or hammering into any wall, verify the location of electrical, plumbing, and gas lines. Cutting may cause serious injury.

Diagram shows a hang track (C) with dimensions 25.5 in. and 24 in. indicating placement and alignment. It notes to keep level and flush, and that the thicker side should be up.

2 Install Upper Vertical Rails

• Ensure all vertical rails from the 'Base Kit' box have already been installed before proceeding.
• Install additional upper vertical rails (A) from the 'Extension Kit' boxes onto the hang track (C) in the same manner as previously installed from the 'Base Kit' (see Fig. 1).
• Use the provided spacer (P) to align the next vertical rail (A) with previously installed vertical rails. It is CRITICAL to install vertical rails at the correct 24-inch on-center spacing using this spacer (P) as a guide for the system to function correctly (see Fig. 3).
• Use a level to ensure the upper vertical rail (A) assembly is vertically straight (plumb) and secure it using the screw holes in the vertical rail with appropriate hardware (see Fig. 2).
• Repeat the above process to install the remaining upper vertical rails.

Fig. 1 shows an upper vertical rail (A) slotting into a hang track (C). Fig. 2 illustrates using a level to ensure the vertical rail is plumb and securing it with screws. Fig. 3 shows the vertical rail spacer (P) used for alignment. Fig. 4 shows the spacer.

STOP If creating a larger kit (which ships in several boxes), install all hang tracks and vertical rails from 'EXTENSION' boxes BEFORE installing any brackets, shelves, or decorative covers in subsequent steps.

WARNING: Before cutting, drilling, or hammering into any wall, verify the location of electrical, plumbing, and gas lines. Cutting may cause serious injury.

Installation (continued)

3 Install Vertical Rail Joiners and Lower Vertical Rails

SCENARIO 1: STUD

• Push vertical rail joiner (I) up into the upper vertical rail (A) as shown. Secure the vertical rail joiner (I) on hole B with a panhead screw (#12 x 2 in.) (see Fig. 5).
• Position the lower vertical rail (B) as shown and secure it on holes C and D with a panhead screw (#12 x 2 in.) (see Fig. 6).
• Use the remaining screw holes in the lower vertical rail (B) to secure it to the wall with appropriate hardware, similar to how the upper vertical rail (A) was installed (see Fig. 7).
• Use the provided spacer (P) to align the next lower vertical rail. It is CRITICAL to install vertical rails at the correct spacing using the spacer (P) for the system to function correctly.
• Repeat the above process to install the remaining vertical rail joiners and lower vertical rails.

Fig. 5 shows inserting a vertical rail joiner (I) into an upper vertical rail (A) and securing it with a screw at hole B. Fig. 6 shows attaching a lower vertical rail (B) to holes C and D. Fig. 7 illustrates securing the lower vertical rail (B) to the wall using remaining holes.

SCENARIO 2: CONCRETE

• Tear the drilling template box (P) according to the dashed line (see Fig. 8).
• Align the drilling template box (P) as a locator on the wall and mark the holes (see Fig. 9).
• Drill 1/4 in. holes and insert wall anchors (1/4 in.) into holes B, C, and D (see Fig. 10).
• Push vertical rail joiner (I) up into the upper vertical rail (A) as shown. Secure the vertical rail joiner (I) on hole B with a panhead screw (#12 x 2 in.) (see Fig. 11).
• Position the lower vertical rail (B) as shown and secure it on holes C and D with a panhead screw (#12 x 2 in.) (see Fig. 12).
• Use the remaining screw holes in the lower vertical rail (B) to secure it to the wall with appropriate hardware, similar to how the upper vertical rail (A) was installed (see Fig. 13).
• Use the provided spacer (P) to align the next lower vertical rail (B). It is CRITICAL to install vertical rails at the correct spacing using the spacer (P) for the system to function correctly.
• Repeat the above process to install the remaining vertical rail joiners and lower vertical rails.

Fig. 8 shows tearing a drilling template box (P). Fig. 9 shows aligning the template and marking holes. Fig. 10 shows drilling holes and inserting anchors. Fig. 11 shows attaching the joiner (I) to the upper rail (A). Fig. 12 shows attaching the lower rail (B) to holes C and D. Fig. 13 illustrates securing the lower rail (B) to the wall.

SCENARIO 3: DRYWALL

• Tear the drilling template box (K) according to the dashed line (see Fig. 13).
• Align the drilling template box (K) as a locator on the wall and mark the holes (see Fig. 14).
• Drill 1/4 in. holes for holes B and C, and drill a 1/2 in. hole for hole D. Insert wall anchors (1/4 in.) into holes B and C (see Fig. 15).
• Push vertical rail joiner (I) up into the upper vertical rail (A) as shown. Secure the vertical rail joiner (I) on hole B with a panhead screw (#12 x 2 in.) (see Fig. 16).
• Position the lower vertical rail (B) as shown and secure it on hole C with a panhead screw (#12 x 2 in.) and on hole D with a toggle (3/16 in.) and bolt (3 in.) (see Fig. 17). Ensure the toggle (3/16 in.) and bolt (3 in.) are installed on the lower vertical rail (B) before securing.
• Use the remaining screw holes in the lower vertical rail (B) to secure it to the wall with appropriate hardware, similar to how the upper vertical rail (A) was installed (see Fig. 18).
• Use the provided spacer (P) to align the next lower vertical rail (B). It is CRITICAL to install vertical rails at the correct spacing using the spacer (P) for the system to function correctly.
• Repeat the above process to install the remaining vertical rail joiners and lower vertical rails.

Fig. 13 shows tearing a drilling template box (K). Fig. 14 shows aligning the template and marking holes. Fig. 15 shows drilling holes and inserting anchors. Fig. 16 shows attaching the joiner (I) to the upper rail (A). Fig. 17 shows attaching the lower rail (B) to holes C and D with a screw and toggle/bolt. Fig. 18 illustrates securing the lower rail (B) to the wall.

STOP If creating a larger kit (which ships in several boxes), install all vertical rail joiners and lower vertical rails from 'EXTENSION' boxes BEFORE installing any brackets, shelves, or decorative covers in subsequent steps.

4 Install Brackets

• Insert shelf brackets (H) into the vertical rails (A - B).
• Insert the back tabs of the bracket into the vertical rail slots at the desired position.
• Pull down on the front of the bracket to ensure it is locked in place.
• Ensure shelf brackets are inserted at the same height on the vertical rails so the shelf will be level once installed.

Diagram shows inserting a shelf bracket (H) into a vertical rail (A/B) and locking it into place.

Installation (continued)

5 Install Shelves

• Ensure your shelves (G) fit your closet layout design.
• Hold the shelf's (G) front rod and fit it into the bracket's (H) front notches as shown in the diagram. Then, push down the shelf's rear part, allowing the shelf's rear horizontal rod to lock into the back clip of the bracket.

Diagram shows how to place a shelf (G) onto a bracket (H), fitting the front rod into the notch and pushing down the rear to lock it. It also notes that two shelves share one bracket.

NOTE: The bracket is designed to be shared by two shelves in the system. Each end of a shelf will utilize half of the bracket.

6 Install Closet Rod Brackets and Closet Rod

• Count 6 rods or more from one side of the wire shelf and install closet rod brackets as shown. The maximum spacing between closet rod brackets should be 18 inches for this system (see Fig. 20).
• Position the closet rod support bracket (M) at an angle as shown and place the back part onto the horizontal rod (B) (see Fig. 21).
• Pull down the closet rod support bracket (M) and snap it onto the shelf's front rod (C) (see Fig. 21 and Fig. 22).

NOTE: Closet rod brackets must be installed BEFORE any decorative shelf covers are placed on the shelf.

Fig. 20 shows closet rod brackets being installed with a maximum spacing of 18 inches. Fig. 21 and Fig. 22 illustrate how to attach the closet rod support bracket (M) to the closet rod (L) and then clip it onto the shelf rod (C).

7 Install Closet Rod End Caps

• Measure the length of the closet rod assembly needed based on your closet layout.
• Push end caps (N) into both ends of the closet rod (L) (see Fig. 9).
• Position the closet rod assembly at the desired location and snap it into the closet rod brackets (M) (see Fig. 10 and Fig. 11).

NOTE: Ensure joiner assembly (if required by your layout) is completed before adding end caps to the finished ends of the closet rod.

STOP If creating a larger kit (shipping in multiple boxes), install all brackets, shelves, and closet rods from each box BEFORE installing decorative hang track covers and vertical rail covers in the following steps.

Fig. 9 shows end caps (N) being inserted into a closet rod (L). Fig. 10 and Fig. 11 show the assembled closet rod being snapped into brackets (M).

8 Install Hang Track Covers

• Place the hang track cover (D/K) with the indicated direction and push to snap and lock. Slide from left to right to ensure the entire cover is secured.
• Ensure the longer hang track cover (D) is placed on the longer hang track (C).

Diagram shows a hang track cover (D/K) being slid onto a hang track (C/J).

9 Install Vertical Rail Covers

• Measure the open areas of the vertical rail. This includes the space from the bottom of the hang track cover to the top of shelves, the bottom of shelf brackets to the top of shelves, and the bottom of brackets to the end of vertical rails, etc.
• Cut the vertical rail cover (E-F) to your desired length using a hacksaw.
• Push and press one end of the vertical rail cover (E-F) onto the rail to lock it. Press and move the other end to ensure the entire vertical rail cover is securely in place.

NOTE: For safety, wear safety gloves and goggles, and strictly follow the instructions for using your hacksaw during cutting.

Diagrams show measuring and cutting vertical rail covers (E-F) and then pressing them onto the vertical rail.

Care and Cleaning

The Everbilt closet organizer has a powder-coated finish. Clean using the following steps:

• To remove dust, stains, or other deposits: Use a soft cloth or soft brush with a diluted solution of warm water and a mild detergent (like liquid dishwashing detergent). DO NOT use solvents.
• Rinse the surface(s) thoroughly with clean fresh water after cleaning to remove all residue.
• Dry the surface(s) thoroughly before reuse.

Assembly and Installation Guide - 25 in. White / Gray / Birch Shoe Rack (2-Pack) - Add-On

Item #1006-841-177 / 1006-841-145 / 1006-841-140 | Model #90450 / 90452 / 90454

PARTS LIST

NOTE: PLEASE REMOVE PROTECTIVE FILM (TWO SIDES) BEFORE INSTALLATION.

Installation

1. Install shoe shelf brackets (B) on your existing vertical rails. Pay attention to the installed site of left and right vertical rails.
2. Place the wire shelf (A) on the installed brackets (B), ensuring the rear horizontal rod sits under the back hooks of the brackets (B).
3. Install the clips (E) over the wire shelf (A) and onto the brackets (B) as shown below.

Diagrams illustrate installing brackets (B) onto vertical rails, placing a shelf (A) onto brackets, and securing with clips (E). It notes the bracket has two angles (69° and 80.5°) and to pick one and use it consistently.

4. Place the décor shoe shelf cover (C) on the lip of the wire shelf (A), then install as shown.
5. Install the end caps (D) on the décor shoe shelf cover (C).

Diagrams show placing the cover (C) onto the shelf (A) and then installing end caps (D) on the cover.

Warranty

This product is guaranteed to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for 2 years from the date of purchase. If this product is defective, call 1-800-305-1726 or return the product to the store from which it was purchased for a replacement. Guarantee does not include normal wear and tear.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Wamings.ca.gov

Assembly and Installation Guide - 24 in. x 16 in. White / Gray / Birch Shoe Rack (2PK) - Add-On

Item #1007-775-853 / 1007-782-020 / 1007-782-059 | Model #90676 / 90678 / 90680

PARTS LIST

NOTE: Please remove protective film on the décor shoe shelf cover before installation.

Installation

1. Install shoe shelf brackets (B) on your existing vertical rails. Pay attention to the installed site of left and right vertical rails.
2. Place the wire shelf (A) on the installed brackets (B), ensuring the rear horizontal rod sits under the back hooks of the brackets (B).
3. Install the clips (E) over the wire shelf (A) and onto the brackets (B) as shown below.

Diagrams illustrate installing brackets (B) onto vertical rails, placing a shelf (A) onto brackets, and securing with clips (E). It notes the bracket has two angles (69° and 80.5°) and to pick one and use it consistently.

4. Place the décor shoe shelf cover (C) on the lip of the wire shelf (A), then install as shown.
5. Install the end caps (D) on the décor shoe shelf cover (C).

Diagrams show placing the cover (C) onto the shelf (A) and then installing end caps (D) on the cover. It notes that end caps are not necessary between more than 2 covers.

Warranty

This product is guaranteed to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for 2 years from the date of purchase. If this product is defective, call 1-800-305-1726 or return the product to the store from which it was purchased for a replacement. Guarantee does not include normal wear and tear.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Wamings.ca.gov

Assembly and Installation Guide - 48 in. White / Gray / Birch / Décor Shelf Cover (2-Pack)

Item #1006-844-812 / 1006-844-804 / 1006-844-632 | Model #90443 / 90445 / 90447

PARTS LIST

Installation

1. REMOVE PROTECTIVE FILM (TWO SIDES) BEFORE INSTALLATION.
2. PUT ON ENDCAPS (B) AS SHOWN BELOW (SINGLE OR CONNECTED).

Diagrams show placing end caps (B) on a shelf cover (A), either singly or connected.

3. PLACE A DÉCOR SHELF COVER (A) ONTO WIRE SHELF AND PUSH ALL THE WAY TO THE REAR SO THAT THE FRONT LIP OF THE COVER IS FLUSH AGAINST THE FRONT LIP OF THE WIRE SHELF. SNAP DOWN REAR OF THE DÉCOR SHELF COVER (A) OVER BACK OF THE BRACKET AT EACH INTERSECTION WITH VERTICAL RAILS.

Diagrams show placing the shelf cover (A) onto the wire shelf and snapping the rear down over the bracket.

Warranty

This product is guaranteed to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for 2 years from the date of purchase. If this product is defective, call 1-800-305-1726 or return the product to the store from which it was purchased for a replacement. Guarantee does not include normal wear and tear.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Wamings.ca.gov

Assembly and Installation Guide - 24 in. White / Gray / Birch Décor Shelf Cover (2-Pack)

Item #1006-841-112 / 1006-841-104 / 1006-841-024 | Model #90442 / 90444 / 90446

PARTS LIST

Installation

1. REMOVE PROTECTIVE FILM (TWO SIDES) BEFORE INSTALLATION.
2. PUT ON ENDCAPS (B) AS SHOWN BELOW (SINGLE OR CONNECTED).

Diagrams show placing end caps (B) on a shelf cover (A), either singly or connected.

3. PLACE A DÉCOR SHELF COVER (A) ONTO WIRE SHELF AND PUSH ALL THE WAY TO THE REAR SO THAT THE FRONT LIP OF THE COVER IS FLUSH AGAINST THE FRONT LIP OF THE WIRE SHELF. SNAP DOWN REAR OF THE DÉCOR SHELF COVER (A) OVER BACK OF THE BRACKET AT EACH INTERSECTION WITH VERTICAL RAILS.

Diagrams show placing the shelf cover (A) onto the wire shelf and snapping the rear down over the bracket.

Warranty

This product is guaranteed to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for 2 years from the date of purchase. If this product is defective, call 1-800-305-1726 or return the product to the store from which it was purchased for a replacement. Guarantee does not include normal wear and tear.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Wamings.ca.gov

Contact Information

For questions, problems, or missing parts, please contact Everbilt Customer Service:

Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. – 7 p.m. EST | Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. EST

1-800-305-1726 | HOMEDEPOT.COM

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