Note: If using aluminum split sleeves,
set aside retaining rings until shelves
have been installed (see page 2).
EG10099 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.
(continued on page 2)
• Shelves up to 48˝ in length can support an evenly distributed static load of 800 lbs.
• Shelves of 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.
Helpful Suggestions:
• 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.
• 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.
• Two people are recommended for assembling shelf unit.
BEFORE ASSEMBLY, PLEASE READ:
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Quad-Adjust
®
Wire Shelving
STATIONARY UNITS:
(see page 3 for assembly of Mobile Units)
split
sleeves
bottom
shelf
6
5
split
sleeve
set of
split sleeves
post
Step 1 - Attach all split sleeves to
posts at desired heights.
• 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.
split sleeve
shelf
corner
fig. 2a
Step 2 - Mount bottom shelf.
• Insert the four shelf corners onto posts
above split sleeves, and drop into place
(see fig. 2a).
• Insert shelf above shelf corners, orienting
the shelf corner dovetail with shelf corner
slot (see fig. 2b) and pressing down.
• Repeat on remaining corners.
shelf
corner slot
shelf corner
dovetail
fig. 2b
split sleeve
INSTRUCTION SHEET
#
A223861
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
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Step 5: Level unit as necessary.
The leveling bolts allow approximately
1/2˝ adjustment.
Step 4: Securely seat all shelves.
• Lay a board diagonally across the front and side wire shelf trusses,
and firmly seat shelf onto split sleeves with a rubber mallet.
• Do NOT hammer directly on shelf.
• Repeat on remaining corners.
Note: Initial assembly of shelf may be tight.
WARNING – TIPPING HAZARD
• 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
corner.
retaining
ring
shelf
corner
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.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Quad-Adjust
®
Wire Shelving
2
Step 3: Mount additional shelves.
Refer to Steps 1 & 2 (front page), working from bottom to top.
(
End
)
caster
stem
bottom of post
alignment
channel
rigid
casters
donut
bumper
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Quad-Adjust
®
Wire Shelving
Step 1 - Place donut
bumper onto bottom
end of post.
Bottom is end with hole
for caster stem.
MOBILE UNITS:
Notes about Mobile Units:
• IMPORTANT: Maximum load for mobile units to be the following:
– 3 times the weight rating for one caster, or
– 1000 lbs. per set of four posts… whichever is less.
• First shelf must be located at bottom groove of each post for 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.
Step 2 (for rigid
casters only.
Otherwise,
proceed to
Step 3) -
Place alignment
channel onto
stems of
rigid casters.
3
Step 4 - Mount top and bottom standard shelves.
IMPORTANT: Bottom shelf must be installed before top shelf.
Step 3 - Drive in caster using
a hammer or mallet.
Several solid blows are
usually required.
split
sleeve
corner
collar
post
split
sleeves
(
End
)
IMPORTANT NOTE BEFORE PROCEEDING:
On mobile units, top and bottom must utilize a product with TRADITIONAL WELDED COLLARS!
These instructions show wire shelves as an example, but can include solid shelves,
dunnage shelves, dolly frame (for bottom only), or four-sided channel frames.
post
shelf
corner slot
shelf corner
dovetail
(split sleeve
underneath)
fig. 2b
split sleeve
shelf
corner
fig. 2a
split
sleeves
Step 5 - Mount mid Quad-Adjust
®
shelves.
See Steps 1 & 2 on front page.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Quad-Adjust
®
Wire Shelving
shelf corner
slot
shelf corner
dovetail
(split sleeve
underneath)
split
sleeves
additional
shelf
30
29
split sleeve
shelf
corner
fig. 2a
fig. 2b
Step 2 - Mount additional shelf.
• Insert the four shelf corners onto post above split
sleeves, and drop into place (see fig. 2a).
• Insert shelf above shelf corners, orienting the shelf
corner dovetail with shelf corner slot (see fig. 2b)
and pressing down until it snaps into place.
• Repeat on remaining corners.
TO INSTALL ADDITIONAL QUAD-ADJUST
®
SHELF:
TO REMOVE EXISTING QUAD-ADJUST
®
SHELF:
(
End
)
(
End
)
Removal is opposite of installation.
• Place a board diagonally UNDERNEATH shelf, across the front
and side wire trusses.
• With a gentle upward swing of a mallet, knock shelf loose.
Repeat as necessary.
Tap upward
with rubber
mallet.
(UNDERSIDE
VIEW)
Place board
across shelf
corner.
Step 1 - Attach split sleeves
to posts at desired height.
• 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.
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
