Grizzly T27630 User manual

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MODEL T27630
LUMBER RACK
6-SHELF SYSTEM
INSTRUCTIONS
COPYRIGHT © FEBRUARY, 2016 BY GRIZZLY INDUSTRIAL, INC.
NO PORTION OF THIS MANUAL MAY BE REPRODUCED IN ANY SHAPE
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Find a location large enough to accompany the
material you wish to store. This storage system
must be secured to wall studs to support the load.
The storage system can be mounted to a vari-
ety of wall surfaces, including dry wall, masonry
walls, and steel-stud walls.
The assembled rack is 15⁄8" thick and requires a
minimum anchor bolt size of 23⁄4".
Note: The long vertical bars can be used as a
template for pre-drilling holes prior to assembling
the rack.
To install storage system:
1. Locate small mounting hole ½-inch from
bottom of vertical bar (see Figure 2).
2. Thread (1) M5-.8 x 16 Phillips head screw
fully into hole, and slide a horizontal bar (with
notch-side-down) down vertical bar until it
rests on screw (see Figure 2).
Installing Storage System
Figure 2. Horizontal bar sliding into place.
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Introduction
The T27630 is a wall-mounted storage system
designed to organize your workshop. It can be
used for a variety of materials including lumber,
moldings, pipes, PVC, gutters, and more.
The T27630 provides 6 shelving levels. When
properly installed, each level has a maximum
weight capacity of up to 100 pounds. Always
ensure the rack is properly secured to the wall
by following all instructions. DO NOT exceed the
weight capacity listed.
Description Qty
A. Horizontal Bars ......................................... 12
B. Vertical Bars ............................................... 2
C. Phillips Head Screws M5-.8 x 16.............. 12
D. Spacers 11⁄4" x 1⁄2" ....................................... 6
Inventory
Figure 1. Inventory components.
A
B
C
DNotch
Screw

-2- T27630 Wood Rack (Mfd. 12/15)
3. Repeat Steps 1–2 for remaining pre-drilled
mounting holes on both vertical bars, working
your way up from bottom to top.
Note: To customize horizontal bar height, drill
3⁄32" holes for mounting M5-.8 x 16 Phillips
head screw to vertical bars at desired height.
4. Locate a suitable wall mounting position,
ensuring each vertical bar will be centered on
a support stud.
Note: The weight capacity is rated for a
recommended distance of 4–6 feet between
each vertical bar (see Figure 3). For longer
materials, additional wood racks may be
required.
5. Place spacers behind each mounting hole (3
holes per vertical bar, see Figure 4), and fas-
ten through wall and into a stud with appropri-
ate mounting fastener (not included).
Figure 3. Recommended space between vertical
bars.
4 – 6 Feet
Figure 4. Mounting wood rack to wall.
Figure 6. Fully assembled wood rack.
Material Stop Holes
A small material stop may be placed at the end of
each horizontal bar to prevent material from slid-
ing off the rack.
Place a bolt (not included) through the hole with
threads pointing up (see Figure 5). Secure with a
washer and nut (not included).
Figure 5. Material stop placed on horizontal bar.
Spacer
Only secure vertical bars directly into wall
studs. Failure to do so will decrease rack
load capacity and could lead to rack failure,
resulting in personal injury or property
damage.