Assembly Instructions 
 200kg-450kg weight range)

Materials and Tools You'll Need:
Shelving components: Steel shelves, vertical supports (uprights), horizontal braces, and connectors.
Clips or fasteners: Often provided to secure the shelves.
Rubber mallet: To gently tap components into place.
Level: To ensure your shelving is even.
Screwdriver or wrench: If required by your design.
Assembly Steps:
Unbox and Organize:

Open the packaging and lay out all parts. Identify each component by referring to the assembly instructions. Ensure you have all the necessary parts.
Prepare the Vertical Supports:

Uprights: Position the vertical steel supports (also called uprights) where you want the shelving to be. These will form the framework of your shelving unit.
Attach the Horizontal Braces:

Cross Braces: If your shelving unit includes horizontal braces (often used for additional stability), attach them to the uprights. These usually slot or clip into place and may require a rubber mallet to ensure they are secure.
Install Clips or Connectors:

Clips/Connectors: Depending on the design, you might need to insert clips or connectors into pre-drilled holes or slots on the uprights. These will hold the shelves in place. Ensure they are spaced evenly and securely.
Position the Shelves:

Place Shelves: Set the steel shelves onto the installed clips or connectors. Make sure each shelf is evenly supported by the clips and sits flat.
Adjust and Level:

Check Level: Use a level to ensure the shelves are even. Adjust if necessary by moving the clips or connectors to the correct height.
Secure the Shelves:

Stability Check: Ensure the shelves are firmly in place. If the design includes locking mechanisms or additional fasteners, use them to secure the shelves.
Additional Features:

Back Panels or Extra Bracing: If your shelving unit includes additional features such as back panels or side braces, follow the manufacturer’s instructions to attach these. They add stability and prevent items from falling off the back.
Final Inspection:

Check Stability: Before loading items onto the shelves, ensure that the entire unit is stable and all parts are securely fastened.
Load the Shelves:

Load Carefully: Start by placing lighter items on the shelves and gradually add heavier items. This helps to ensure that the shelving unit can handle the weight and remains stable.
Tips:
Read Instructions: Always follow the specific instructions provided by the manufacturer for your shelving unit.
Use a Rubber Mallet: For steel components, a rubber mallet can help in assembling parts without damaging them.
Check Weight Limits: Ensure that you are aware of and adhere to the weight limits specified for the shelving unit.
If you encounter any specific issues or have components that don’t seem to fit, referring to the manufacturer's instructions or contacting their customer support may provide additional guidance.