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Step 3

(Assemble a single-sided solution)

Install Stabilization Bar

TIP

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When assembling an 83" unit, use a ladder or step stool to
reach the top of the solution. Another person should hold the
Uprights in place as you tap the Stabilization Bar into the
top of the Uprights.

— Stand the unit upright and position it at the desired location

against the wall.

— Secure the Stabilization Bar by tapping both ends into the top

of the two Uprights with the plastic mallet.

(Figure A)

— Alternate tapping left and right ends until both are locked

into place.

If assembling a 4' or wider solution, proceed to the next section.

If assembling a 2' wide solution,

you can now add End Caps

(included) to the top of the Uprights for a finished appearance.

(Figure B)

— Install other elfa® components as directed in the elfa®

Instructions for Easy Installation & Assembly Guide.

— Once you’ve added all elfa® components, adjust levelers as

needed with the wrench included with the Feet.

Add a 2' section to a
single-sided solution

— Insert Upright into Foot as directed in Step 1 on page one.
— Insert one Crossbrace into the top hole on the side of the

Upright to the completed section

(Figure D)

; insert the other

Crossbrace into the bottom hole.

The bent tips on the

unattached end of each Crossbrace should point forward.

(Figure E)

— Position the third Upright so that the Foot points toward the

already completed section.

(Figure F)

— Insert the unattached ends of the Crossbraces diagonally into

the third Upright.

(Figure E)

Pull the third Upright back to the

forward position (so that the Foot is facing forward.) This locks
the Crossbraces into place.

(Figure G)

— Add the Stabilization Bar as shown in Step 3 above. Tap

the Stabilization Bar into the shared Upright first, then the
third Upright.

— Alternate tapping the left and right ends of the Stabilization

Bar until both are locked into place.

— Repeat this process for additional 2' sections.
— Add End Caps and Center Cap(s) (included) at the top of the

Upright for a finished appearance.

(Figure B, Figure C)

Install other elfa® components as directed in the elfa®
Instructions for Easy Installation & Assembly Guide.

Once you’ve added all

elfa® components, adjust levelers as

needed with the wrench included with the Feet.

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Summary of Contents for elfa freestanding

Page 1: ...ly into holes at bottom of the Uprights Figure C Gently hold the Crossbraces at the center with one hand Using your other hand lift one Foot so that it faces up then lift the other Foot Figure D Continued on the next page TIPS for getting started It s best to have two people to assemble an 83 tall solution Please note that any solution used away from the wall requires feet on both sides of the sol...

Page 2: ...irected in Step 1 on page one Insert one Crossbrace into the top hole on the side of the Upright to the completed section Figure D insert the other Crossbrace into the bottom hole The bent tips on the unattached end of each Crossbrace should point forward Figure E Position the third Upright so that the Foot points toward the already completed section Figure F Insert the unattached ends of the Cros...

Page 3: ...the Upright is all the way into the slot on the Foot Figure B Repeat this process with another Foot on the opposite side of the Upright Set aside Figure C Repeat the above three steps with another Upright and two Feet Step 2 Install Crossbraces Insert one Crossbrace into the top hole on the side of the Upright insert the other Crossbrace into the bottom hole The bent tips on the unattached end of ...

Page 4: ...elfa components adjust levelers as needed with the wrench included with the Feet To attach a Ventilated Shelf to the Feet Lay the Ventilated Shelf across the span between the Feet The support wires should run along the bottom of the shelf Place the last shelf wire over the middle of each Foot Figure D Start at the back of the shelf Slip the Shelf Clip over the last shelf wire it will snap into the...

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