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Please retain these instructions for future reference.

• Please do not exceed the weight limitations of this item.
• Do not stand on or use any part of this item as a step ladder.
• Firmly secure all bolts, screws, and knobs before use.
• Reconfirm that all bolts, screws, and knobs are secure every 90 days.
• Fasten screws loosely during initial assembly. Do not firmly tighten the screws until the item is completely assembled.
• Do not use or store this item in the proximity of open flame or flammable/combustible chemicals.
• Be aware that some parts are heavy and have sharp edges.
• If any parts are missing, broken, damaged, or worn, stop using this product until repairs are made and/or factory replacement parts are installed.
• Do not use this item in a way inconsistent with the manufacturer's instructions as this could void the product warranty.
• This product is intended for residential use only.

Assembly Information:

• [1 Person Assembly]
• [Up to 30 Min. Assembly]

Weight Capacity Information:

• Total Weight Capacity: 208 LBS
• Per Shelf Capacity: 18 LBS
• Top Shelf Capacity: 100 LBS

Tools Required

• Phillips Screwdriver
• Hammer
• Power Drill (Optional)

Hardware

Standard Hardware:

• 1. M4x40mm Screw (20 PCS)
• 2. Dowel (4 PCS)
• 3. Nail (16 PCS)
• 4. Cap (20 PCS)

Mounting Hardware (Optional):

• 5. Mounting Strap (2 PCS)
• 6. Mounting Screw (2 PCS)
• 7. Wall Anchor (2 PCS)
• 8. Washer (2 PCS)
• 9. Screw (2 PCS)

Parts

• A. Left Side Panel (1 PC)
• B. Right Side Panel (1 PC)
• C. Top Panel (1 PC)
• D. Bottom Panel (1 PC)
• E. Pocket Divider (2 PCS)
• F. Center Shelf (1 PC)
• G. Side Shelf (2 PCS)
• H. Back Panel (2 PCS)

Product Assembly

Step 1

Insert four Part 2 dowels into two Part E pocket dividers, two dowels per divider. Attach the Part F center shelf to the two dividers, then attach two Part G side shelves. Note: This product uses edge banding to mark the “front” edge of each assembly panel.

Diagram Description: Shows two pocket dividers with dowels inserted, a center shelf connecting them, and side shelves attached to the outer edges.

Step 2

Attach the Part A and B side panels to the Part G side shelves using four Part 1 screws (two screws per panel). Place four Part 4 caps over the screw heads.

Diagram Description: Shows side panels being attached to the side shelves with screws, and caps being placed on the screw heads.

Step 3

Attach the Part C top panel to the assembled structure (Parts A, B, and E panels) using eight Part 1 screws. Repeat this process to attach the Part D bottom panel. Place sixteen Part 4 caps over the screw heads.

Diagram Description: Shows the top panel being attached with screws, followed by the bottom panel, with caps covering the screw heads.

Step 4

Flip the assembly onto its front side. Use a hammer to attach two Part H back panels using sixteen Part 3 nails. Note: Ensure the edge banding faces down, exposing the back of the product.

Diagram Description: Shows the unit flipped over, with back panels being secured to the rear edges using nails.

Wall Mounting (Optional)

1. Attach two Part 5 mounting straps to the “back” side of the Part C top shelf using two Part 9 screws. The straps have pilot holes for mounting.
2. Position the assembled product in its intended space, abutting a wall. Align the straps flat against the wall and mark the screw locations using a pencil, guided by the strap's pilot holes.
3. Use a power drill to create two pilot holes in the wall and insert two Part 7 wall anchors.
4. Align the mounting straps with the wall anchors and secure them using two Part 8 washers and two Part 6 mounting screws. Note: Different wall anchors/screws may be required depending on your wall material.

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Manufacturer and seller expressly disclaim any and all liability for personal injury, property damage or loss, whether direct, indirect, or incidental, resulting from the incorrect attachment, improper use, inadequate maintenance, unapproved modification, or neglect of this product.