Step 2 - Mount bottom shelf.
(For Mobile Units, see back page on how to install casters BEFORE assembling unit.)
split
sleeves
bottom
shelf
6
5
split
sleeve
post
Step 1 - Attach split sleeves
(for bottom shelf) to posts.
• The wider part of the taper goes toward
the bottom.
• Make sure rib on split sleeve is seated into
a groove on the post.
Note: The number covered by the split sleeve
indicates approximate height of shelf.
Note: If using aluminum split sleeves,
set aside retaining rings until later.
EAGLE wire shelving must be cleaned with soft cloths and mild detergents. Using harsh detergents,
abrasive materials, scrapers or stiff brushes will void the warranty, as will physical damage, rupturing
the coating or sustained exposure to corrosive substances and vapors.
FOR STARTER UNITS:
split
sleeve
corner
collar
post
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EG9826 Revised 02/24
CAUTION
INSPECT CONTENTS IMMEDIATELY AND FILE CLAIM WITH DELIVERING
CARRIER FOR ANY DAMAGE. SAVE YOUR BOX AND ALL PACKING MATERIALS.
YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE TO YOUR UNIT IF RETURNED IMPROPERLY PACKED.
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Helpful Suggestions:
• Shelves up to 48˝ in length can support an evenly distributed static load of 800 lbs.
• Shelves of 54˝, 60˝, and 72˝ length can support an evenly distributed static load of 600 lbs.
• IMPORTANT: Shelving units should not exceed 2400 lbs. per set of four posts.
• Large installations are easier if all posts are marked first. Lay posts on floor with leveling bolts against a wall or straight edge.
Mark all posts using a magic marker or grease pencil.
For Best Performance:
• Units over 50˝ high should be assembled with no less than 3 shelves—preferably 4 or more—and the bottom shelf should be
placed as low as possible or practical.
• On mobile units with 18˝-wide shelves, the overall post height should be no greater than 74˝.
• On mobile units with 24˝-wide shelves, the overall post height should be no greater than 86˝.
BEFORE ASSEMBLY, PLEASE READ:
INSTRUCTION SHEET
#A200815
Eagle Foodservice Equipment, Eagle MHC, and SpecFAB
®
are divisions of Eagle Group. ©2024 by the Eagle Group
• 100 Industrial Boulevard, Clayton, Delaware 19938-8903 U.S.A.
• Phone: 302/653-3000 • 800/441-8440 • Fax: 302/653-2065
• www.eaglegrp.com • www.eaglemhc.com
Step 5: Level unit.
The leveling bolts allow
approximately 1/2˝ adjustment.
For Add-On Units, see page 3. For Mobile Units, see back page.
Step 4: Securely seat all shelves.
Note: Do NOT hammer directly on wire or corner.
FOR STARTER UNITS (continued):
WARNING – TIPPING HAZARD
• Use caution when moving heavily loaded carts. Heavy loads are hard to control.
• Do not step, stand or climb on shelving units.
• Place heavy objects on lowest shelf.
Failure to follow these guidelines can result in property damage or personal injury.
leveling
foot
post
Tap with
rubber mallet.
Place board
across shelf
corners.
Step 3: Mount additional shelves.
Refer to Steps 1 & 2 (front page), working from bottom to top.
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retaining
ring
shelf
collar
If using aluminum split sleeves:
• Make sure the groove, located on the
top of split sleeve, is accessible.
• Gently tap the retaining ring into the
outer groove of each split sleeve.
EAGLE wire shelving must be cleaned with soft cloths and mild detergents. Using harsh detergents, abrasive materials, scrapers or stiff brushes will void
the warranty, as will physical damage, rupturing the coating or sustained exposure to corrosive substances and vapors.
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For Mobile Units, see back page.
FOR ADD-ON UNITS:
Step 1: Mount split sleeves and shelves.
Refer to Steps 1 & 2 (front page), working from
bottom to top.
IMPORTANT: Add-on unit must have shelves at the
same height as the unit to which it will be attached.
Step 2: Connect add-on unit to
starter unit.
NOTE: “S” hooks should be placed as
close to a post as possible.
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split
sleeve
corner
collar
post
add-on
unit
“S” hook
starter unit
Insert
collar plugs
into unused
collars.
“S” hook
add-on unit
starter
unit
Step 3 - Attach hardware.
• Position latch next to s-hook as shown.
• Run bolt through latch, s-hook, shelves and
washer, and screw into acorn nut as shown.
• Tighten hardware with 7/16˝ wrench or socket.
hex bolt
latch
“s” hook
acorn nut
washer
shelf of
add-on unit
shelf of
starter unit
(FRONT VIEW OF SHELF UNITS)
For units with
Security S-Hooks,
refer to Step 3
below…
EAGLE wire shelving must be cleaned with soft cloths and mild detergents. Using harsh detergents, abrasive materials, scrapers or stiff brushes will void
the warranty, as will physical damage, rupturing the coating or sustained exposure to corrosive substances and vapors.
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caster
stem
bottom of post
Step 1 - Place donut
bumpers onto bottom
end of post.
Bottom is end with hole for
caster stem.
Step 3 - Drive in
caster using a
hammer or mallet.
Several solid blows are
usually required.
Step 4 - Mount shelves.
Refer to Steps 1 & 2 (front page),
working from bottom to top.
FOR MOBILE UNITS:
alignment
channel
rigid casters
Notes about Mobile Units:
• IMPORTANT: Mobile units should not exceed 1000 lbs. per set of four posts.
• First shelf should be located at bottom groove for most stability.
• Overall height should not exceed 74˝.
• Do not construct carts with shelves less than 18˝ wide.
• Inspect and maintain casters regularly. Replace casters that are damaged or severely worn.
WARNING – TIPPING HAZARD
• Push mobile units in long direction.
• Use caution when moving heavily loaded carts. Heavy loads are hard to control.
• Do not step, stand or climb on shelving units.
• Place heavy objects on lowest shelf.
• Inspect casters before use.
• Replace casters that are worn immediately.
Failure to follow these guidelines can result in property damage or personal injury.
donut
bumper
post
Step 2 (for rigid casters only.
Otherwise, proceed to Step 3) -
Place alignment channel onto
stems of rigid casters.
split
sleeve
corner
collar
post
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EAGLE wire shelving must be cleaned with soft cloths and mild detergents. Using harsh detergents, abrasive materials, scrapers or stiff brushes will void
the warranty, as will physical damage, rupturing the coating or sustained exposure to corrosive substances and vapors.
Eagle Foodservice Equipment, Eagle MHC, and SpecFAB
®
are divisions of Eagle Group. ©2024 by the Eagle Group
• 100 Industrial Boulevard, Clayton, Delaware 19938-8903 U.S.A.
• Phone: 302/653-3000 • 800/441-8440 • Fax: 302/653-2065
• www.eaglegrp.com • www.eaglemhc.com
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Wire Shelving
