Wine racks America Magnum Aisle Rack Assembly Manual

Magnum Aisle Rack

Assembly GUIDE

Screwless Connector

Standard Connector

Standard Base
Connector

End Ladder (right)

Middle Ladder

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End Ladder (left)

Package Contents tools for assembly

*Please verify that you have the correct number of parts before proceeding.

Depending on the model you purchased, your bundle should contain the following:

STANDARD CONNECTOR (X1)

END LADDER

LEFT (X1)

END LADDER

RIGHT (X1)

MIDDLE LADDER

IMPORTANT!

Make sure the slanted

bottle supports are

facing the front of the rack

Screwless Base Connector

Base Connectors are
2” in height.

(X8)

Cordless Drill Utility Knife

SCREWLESS CONNECTOR (X2)

SCREWLESS BASE CONNECTOR (X1)

STANDARD BASE CONNECTOR (X1)

WOOD PUTTY

WOOD SCREWS

FINISH NAILS

Finish Nailer

Wood Glue

Hammer

Nail Setter

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Magnum Aisle Rack

Assembly GUIDE

Step 1: Place parts on a flat surface. Make sure the slanted bottle supports are all facing towards the front of the rack.
Begin by attaching the back connectors to the ladders with a cordless drill.

Step 2: Flip rack over. Use brad nailer or provided finish nails to attach front and top connectors to the ladders.
Use wood glue for added support.

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IMPORTANT!

Measurements are from

the bottom of the rack to

the top of the connector

23 9/16"

Base connectors

are 2" tall

ATTACHING YOUR RACK TO THE WALL

ATTACHING YOUR RACK TO THE WALL

FRONT

Depending on how many bottles you store, your wine cellar rack could weigh as much as 540 lbs.

To avoid tipping attach your racking to the wall using one of the following methods.

1. Put the rack in the desired location.

2. Shim the front of the rack so it is
parallel with the wall behind it.

3. Locate a wall stud behind the rack.

4. Drive a 2 1/2" wood screw through a
back spacer bar to attach to the stud.

1. Use "L" brackets (located at any hardware store).

2. Attach to both the rack and the wall in any out of
the way spot.