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4-SHELF BOLTLESS SHELVING UNITS
MODEL NO: CSR450, CSR4200, CSR4350 & CSR4550
PART NO: SEE TABLE PAGE 2
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing this CLARKE Shelving Unit.
Before attempting to use this product, please read this manual thoroughly and
follow the instructions carefully. In doing so you will ensure the safety of yourself
and that of others around you, and you can look forward to your purchase
giving you long and satisfactory service.
SCOPE
These instructions cover the following models
Description Model Part Number
4-Shelf 100kg Boltless Shelving (Light Grey) CSR450S 6600680
4-Shelf 100kg Boltless Shelving (Blue) CSR450S 6600682
4-Shelf 100kg Boltless Shelving (Galvanised CSR450S 6600684
4-Shelf 100kg Boltless Shelving (Light Grey) CSR4200/40LG 6600710
4-Shelf 100kg Boltless Shelving (Blue) CSR4200/40BL 6600712
4-Shelf 200kg Boltless Shelving (Red) CSR4200/40RP 6600714
4-Shelf 200kg Boltless Shelving (Light Grey) CSR4350/60LG 6600722
4-Shelf 200kg Boltless Shelving (Blue) CSR4350/60BL 6600724
4-Shelf 200kg Boltless Shelving (Red) CSR4550/50BO 6600726
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INVENTORY
No Description Quantity
ACorner Post 8
B Shelf 4
CLong Beam 8
DShort Beam 8
E Centre Beam 4
F Post Joining Insert 4
G Plastic End Cap 8
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ASSEMBLY ADVICE
1. Assemble on a strong, level surface. Avoid assembly on a domestic carpet.
2. Use a cloth or softwood block to protect the surface finish of the product
when using a mallet. Strike the flat surface of each beam to prevent
damage to the beam.
3. Always ensure that the rivets sit at the bottom of the keyhole slots.
4. It is recommended that the assembly should be done by two persons.
5. The shelving unit is not recommended for outdoor use.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
TOOLS REQUIRED
Rubber mallet or hammer
Protective cloth/wood block
The tabs of the beams will often enter
the slots fully using just firm hand
pressure but if they are too tight, you
may require a rubber mallet to assist.
If so, always use a cloth to protect
the product paint finish.
Tap gently with the mallet to drive the
tabs of the beams fully into the slots in
the corner post. Always strike the
edge close to the post.
1. Use the short beams (D) to
connect the front and rear corner
posts together as in Fig 1.
NOTE: The edge with the wider
flange should be installed
uppermost to support the
shelf.
• Repeat this again to create the
other end assembly, making sure
that the corresponding beams
are at the same height as in Fig 2.
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2. Join the two end assemblies
together with the long beams (C)
as in Fig 3.
3. Connect the centre support
beams (e) to the long beams (C)
by bending the flexible tabs to 90
degrees and slotting them into
place as shown in Fig 4. Finally
bend the tabs back 180 degrees
to lock in place.
4. Fit post joining inserts (F) into the
corner posts (A), ensuring that the
inserts are fitted with their keyholes
to match those of the corner posts.
5. Construct the upper end
assemblies onto the post inserts (F)
before adding more long beams
and centre supports as previously
to complete the framework.
NOTE: Remember that the top shelf
should be fitted at the highest possible position.
6. Lay the shelf panels (B) into
position.
• Always assemble the top shelf at
the highest possible position.
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7. Insert the plastic end caps (G) into
the end of each corner post (A).
We recommend that the racking be secured to an adjacent wall using typical
wall insert plugs and screws (not supplied) aligned with the assembly slots in
the corner posts.
The two units can be used as free-standing shelves either individually or
together, also standing either in-line or at right angles.
GENERAL SAFETY RULES
1. Always maintain equipment in good condition for the best/safest
performance.
2. Never exceed the maximum load for these shelving units as stated in the
specification.
3. Never use these units if they are damaged.
4. Always load small, stable items on the top shelves, heavier and bulky items
should be stored on the lower shelves.
5. Always distribute heavy loads evenly across the shelves.
Please keep these instructions in a safe place for future reference.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Model Dimensions
(W x D x H)
CRS450 Units 750 x 300 x 1500 mm 6.8 kg 50 kg
CRS4200 Units 900 x 400 x 1800 mm 14.1 kg 200 kg
CRS4350 Units 1600 x 600 x 1800 mm 46.1 kg 350 kg
CSR4550 Unit 1800 x 500 x 2000 mm 42.3 kg 550 kg
Weight
(Empty)
Load per
shelf
(evenly
distributed)
GUARANTEE
This product is guaranteed against faulty manufacture for a period of 12
months from the date of purchase. Please keep your receipt which will be
required as proof of purchase.
This guarantee is invalid if the product is found to have been abused or
tampered with in any way, or not used for the purpose for which it was
intended.
Faulty goods should be returned to their place of purchase, no product can
be returned to us without prior permission.
This guarantee does not effect your statutory rights.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Do not dispose of old products or damaged parts with general household
waste. All tools, accessories and packaging no longer required should be
sorted, taken to a recycling centre and disposed of appropriately.
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