Tennsco Q-Line Shelving Closed - Manual (Page 2)

Tools Needed: A 7 / 16 " nut driver or socket, and a flathead screwdriver. Label holder requires Phillips-head screwdriver.
Requires two people for assembly. Approximate assembly time: 15 to 30 minutes per station.
ASSEMBLY OF Q LINE INDUSTRIAL SHELVING
4. Place an end panel (Ref. No. 2) on the uprights,
using the drawings below as references for
proper assembly. Be sure to choose the proper
configuration for your installation:
3. Create the right side of the shelving unit by laying
the appropriate uprights side by side on a flat
surface. Refer to the illustrations in step four to
make sure you are using the proper uprights for
your application, and to see how the
uprights will attach to the
end panels.
2. Q Line uprights come in three different styles, as
shown below:
These three upright styles may be used in
several different combinations. In order to better
understand these instructions, please examine the
following configurations to determine which type
of installation you will be assembling:
Offset
Angle Post
(OAP)
Standard
Beaded Post
(BTP)
Heavy
Beaded Post
(HBP)
2a. Single unit with
four Offset Angle Posts
2b. Two or more units with four
Offset Angle Posts per section
2d. Two or more units using Standard or
Heavy Beaded Posts in front and
Offset Angle Posts in rear
2c. Single unit with two
Offset Angle Posts in rear and
two Standard or Heavy Beaded Posts in front.
1. The reference numbers used throughout this
sheet refer to the illustration on the back cover.
This is to help you to identify the various parts as
they are mentioned. NOTE: Number of shelves
per unit varies depending on unit purchased.
4b
2 OAP
uprights
in back;
1 BTP
upright
in front
4a
Two OAP
uprights
4c
OAP upright
in back;
BTP upright
n front
4a. Used for most single-unit installations (see drawing 2a). Also
used on each end of a row of units (such as shown in drawing
2b). Make sure the end panel fits into the inset of the
uprights.
Four OAP
uprights
4b. Used as the
center, joining
upright bank of
units (such as
shown in
drawing 2b). The
end panel
should be
sandwiched
between the
upright posts.
4c. Used for single-unit installations such as those in drawing
2c. Also used on each end of a row of units (such as shown in
drawing 2d). The end panel will fit between the flanges in the
BTP upright.
4d. Used as the
center, joining
upright in a bank of
units (such as
shown in drawing
2d). Two OAP
posts are joined
together, with one
BTP in front. The
end panel will fit
between the
flanges in the OAP
upright.
4d
IMPORTANT: One
side of the upright is longer than
the other, and contains two sets of holes. When
laying the uprights side by side, this long side
should be on the floor, and the short side should be
pointing into the air.