Really Good Stuff Classroom Mail Center User manual

For the single 9-slot unit:
BASE
1. Lay base (A) flat on a table or floor, printed side up.
Punch out the perforated pieces in the middle labeled
“Connecting Piece 1 and 2” (Fig. 1). Separate them and
save for later use.
2. Turn base over so brown side faces up, and stand side
panels 1 and 2 up. Fold their end flaps towards the inside
of the box (Fig. 2).
Stand up end panels 3 and 4, creasing double perforations
well, and fold them over the end flaps.
The base is now assembled and ready to hold shelves.
SHELVES
3. To assemble the shelf insert, take the two side support
pieces (B), fold them on the crease (printed sides facing
out). Stand them parallel to each other (Fig. 3).
Then fold the shelves (C) in half (printed sides facing out).
Keeping all of the label flaps facing the same way, slide each
of the ten dividers into the slots in the two support pieces.
Be certain to slide the shelves in as far as they
can go (Fig. 4).
4. When you are finished assembling the shelf insert, position
the base open side up, and slide in the shelf unit. The smooth
edges should be facing towards the inside of the box (Fig. 5).
Classroom Mail Center Assembly Instructions
Helping Teachers Make A Difference®© 2008 Really Good Stuff®1-800-366-1920 www.reallygoodstuff.com Made in USA #157005
Number of Slots
Contents 27 18 9
A. Base Unit 3 2 1
B. Side Supports 6 4 2
C. Shelves 30 20 10
D. Back Cover 3 2 1
E. Sticker Sheet 3 2 1
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Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
1
2
3
BB
A
end
flap
end
flap
4
Label
flap
C
Rough edges
face out

5. Next, take the back cover (D), fold the two flaps in, and
insert into the back of the base (printed side facing inside
the mail center) between the shelf insert and the side of
the base, until the cover fits securely (Fig. 6).
If you wish to use the
diecut label flaps, pull
them down as shown
(Fig. 7). We have included
a set of labels with your
mail center. Unless you
have purchased more than
one 9-slot unit, you will
not need the 3 pieces you
removed in step 1.
For the 2- and 3-unit Mail Centers:
1. Repeat steps 1 through 5 above to set up the remaining
9-slot units.
2. When all units are constructed, place them side by side. Take
the connecting pieces you saved (see step 1) and tuck them
into the top of one unit (Fig. 8).
Leave half of the connecting pieces exposed. Then insert
the remaining half in the corresponding area on the other
units. Repeat the same procedure for units 2 and 3.
This will keep the mail center stable and secure (Fig. 9).
(You can either use the extra pieces to secure the bottom
of the units, save any extra perforated pieces for future
use or discard them.)
Congratulations!
Your Store More®Classroom Mail Center is ready for use!
Classroom Mail Center Assembly Instructions
Helping Teachers Make A Difference®© 2008 Really Good Stuff®1-800-366-1920 www.reallygoodstuff.com Made in USA #157005
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
Fig. 6
D
Fig. 9
Brown side
faces up