Wheel Bracket 4EA, Large Wheel 2EA, Large Brake Wheel 2EA

[Before Ordering]
- Please note that installing the wheels will create a gap between the shelving unit and the wall.
- For shelving units 65" or taller, please select Large Wheels for safety.
- Installing wheels on narrow and tall shelving units is not recommended due to the risk of tipping over.
- Please consider the weight capacity of the wheels when selecting your product.
* Medium Wheels: Total weight capacity of 176 lb, including the weight of the shelving unit.
* Large Wheels: Total weight capacity of 308 lb, including the weight of the shelving unit.

[Before Assembly]
- Due to interference with the wheel bracket, it cannot be installed in the first hole of the post. Please install it in the second or third hole.
- Fully assemble the shelving unit (excluding the boards) before attaching the wheels.

[Before Use]
- If you need to move the shelving unit frequently, use the wheels. If you plan to keep it stationary for an extended period, use the Post Caps instead.
- Make sure the weight of the stored items is not concentrated toward the top of the shelving unit.
- Do not concentrate heavy items in one area of the shelving unit.
- Do not use the shelving unit on sloped surfaces.

[Installing Wheels on an Existing Shelving Unit]
1. Remove all items from the shelving unit for safety.
2. Remove all boards.
3. Lay the shelving unit on its side and place a sturdy object between the shelving unit and the floor to raise it.
4. Remove the Post Caps attached to the Bottom Posts, then install the Wheel Brackets.
5. Attach the Wheels to the Wheel Brackets.
6. Since there is a bearing at the top of each wheel, hold the top cover and rotate the wheel until it is fully tightened.
7. Install the Wheels with Brakes in the positions where brakes are needed.
8. Stand the shelving unit upright and lock the wheel brakes for safety.
9. Reinstall the boards, then unlock the wheel brakes and move the shelving unit to the desired location.