Focus Foodservice HDS-Plus High Density Storage System Assembly Instructions
ASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
FOODSERVICE, LLC
Two people required for assembly. Read All Instructions & Tips before assembly.
HDS-Plus™ High Density Storage System
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Core HDS-Plus™ System Components (Full Component Checklist located at end of document)
1. FTSGB (Guide Blocks) Used at
tops of posts to guide mobile units
on track.
2. FTSLC (Locking Collars)
Used on stationary units to
lock in track position.
3. FTSFZ (Triangular Security Feet)
Used to anchor stationary units to
the floor.
4. FTSU18, FTSU21,
5. FTSC6 (6" Casters w/ Bumpers) -
Smooth rolling casters for
mobile units. Bumpers prevent
collision of units..
6. FTST2, FTST3, FTST5
(Stainless Steel Track Tubing)
Used at tops of units to allow
movement of mobile units on track.
7. FTSJ (Track Joiner Connectors)
that allow two sections of
stainless steel track tubing to
be joined together.
FTSU24 (Caster Channels)
Aligns casters on mobile units.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLATION TIPS
1 Two or more people are required for installation.
5 Locking collars must be used for each stationary unit.
2 Stationar y end unit should be used for heavier item storage.
3 If all shelving units are not the same width, the wider units
should always be used as the stationary units.
4 Guide blocks, when inserted into the tops of posts, must be
free to move up or down to adjust to uneven floors
(see illustration) - on page 3.
PART 1: TRIANGLE SECURITY FOOT ASSEMBLY Use 80" posts for stationary units.
Step 1 Remove black plastic post caps from top of all posts
(See illustration).
Step 2 First an unscrew the leveling bolt and then screw in
a Triangular Security Foot (FTSFZ) into a 80" post
(FG080CH or FG080GN). Turn clockwise until foot is
secure in post.
PART 2: ASSEMBLE SHELVING UNITS
Note: Please dispose of loose, round white plastic pieces in shelving boxes. These are used to separate
the shelves for shipping purposes only.
6 HDS-Plus system should only be used on hard surface.
7 For added stability, it is recommended that the bottom shelf is
installed no more than 6" from the floor and the top shelf no
more than 6"(2 – 3 lines) from the top – for all shelving units in
the system.
Helpful Hint: When placing the plastic tapered sleeves onto the posts (Step 1), slide the plastic
tapered sleeves up or down on the post until you feel it “snap” into the lines or grooves of the post. It is
normal to have a slight gap in-between the two pieces of the plastic tapered sleeves when it is placed
on the post.
Step 1 Choose the desired height of the bottom shelf for added stability, it is recommended
that the bottom shelf is installed no more than 6" from the floor and the top shelf no
more than 6" from the top.
Snap two (2) plastic tapered sleeves, with the arrows facing up, at the desired height on
each post. (See Diagram #1) Shelves can be adjusted every 1". (Note: double grooves in
the posts are placed every 8th groove for simple shelf height reference. Posts are numbered in even number increments).
Step 2 Place shelf on its side, making sure the wider
portion of the four (4) round shelf collars are
facing the bottom of the unit. Slide the top of the
posts through the round shelf collars on each
corner of the shelves. Push the shelves firmly onto
the plastic tapered sleeves. (See Diagram #2) After
installing the bottom shelf, set the unit upright.
Step 3 For remaining shelves, snap the plastic tapered sleeves into place on posts at the next desired shelf height. Slide the shelf down
from the top of the posts onto the plastic tapered sleeves and repeat this step for the remaining shelves.
NOTE: HEAVY OBJECTS MUST BE PLACED--NOT DROPPED--ONTO THE SHELVES!!
DIAGRAM 1
Top
DIAGRAM 2
Top
Note: When all shelf heights are established, a rubber mallet may be used to tap each corner of the shelves so they firmly install onto the
plastic tapered sleeves.
Note: The triangle leveling feet may need to be adjusted in order to make the unit level.
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