Step 1: Inspect and Organize Components

• Unpack all parts and cross-check them against the instruction manual.

• Lay out components on a flat, clean surface to avoid losing small pieces.

• Identify parts: Vertical posts (uprights), horizontal braces (connectors), shelf clips, and wire grids.

⚠️ Note: Missing parts? Contact the manufacturer immediately—do not improvise.

Step 2: Assemble the Base Frame

1. Attach Adjustable Feet:

   • Slide plastic or metal feet onto the bottom of vertical posts.

   • Tap gently with a rubber mallet to secure.

2. Connect Vertical Posts with Horizontal Braces:

   • Insert horizontal braces into the pre-drilled holes at the top and bottom of vertical posts.

   • Align holes and fasten with provided bolts. Use an adjustable wrench to tighten clockwise until snug.

📏 Pro Tip: Use a level to ensure the base frame is perfectly horizontal before proceeding.

Step 3: Install Shelf Clips

1. Determine Shelf Height:

   • Measure and mark desired shelf positions on vertical posts (e.g., 12″ apart for pantry use).

2. Snap Clips into Place:

   • Press shelf clips into the marked slots on vertical posts until they click.

   • Ensure all clips face inward to prevent shelves from sliding outward.

⚠️ Warning: Clips installed backward can cause shelves to collapse under weight.

Step 4: Attach Wire Shelves

1. Place Shelves onto Clips:

   • Align the shelf’s corners with the clips.

   • Press down firmly until all four corners lock into place with an audible snap.

2. Verify Stability:

   • Gently tug upward on the shelf—it should not lift off the clips.

   • Use a level to confirm the shelf is even. Adjust clips if tilted.

Step 5: Add Diagonal Braces (Optional)

For taller units (over 6 feet), diagonal braces prevent swaying:

1. Attach Braces:

   • Connect one end to a vertical post and the other to a horizontal brace.

2. Tighten Bolts:

   • Use a wrench to secure all joints.