Dero Decker

2. Place both Uprights in position and place the Cross Beam on top of the Uprights. Secure the Cross Beam to each Upright with at least two 5/8 x 5.5” bolts placed diagonally from each other.

3. After checking that the unit is square and that the minimum setbacks have been achieved, anchor the Uprights to the floor with 6 wedge anchors each.

4. Remove the Cross Beam and place Down Cantilever Assemblies on top of the Uprights. Place the Cross Beam on top of the Uprights and Cantilever Assemblies and secure the Cross Beam to each Upright with at least two 5/8 x 5.5” bolts placed diagonally from each other.

5. While supporting the Down Cantilever Assembly, remove the 5/8 x 5.5” bolts and place an Up Cantilever Assembly and secure with for 5/8 x 5.5” bolts. Repeat for the other Upright.

6. Starting at one end of the Cross Beam and working your way to the other, place a Down Cantilever Assembly and an opposing Up Cantilever Assembly in place and secure them with four 5/8 x 5.5” bolts. Check to make sure the Cantilever Assemblies are at 90* to the Cross Beam. After tightening the fourth bolt, retighten all four bolts. Repeat until all open Cross Beam positions are filled.

7. Place the Lower Trays in position on the ground with alternating Up and Down Lower trays. The Lower Trays should be in between the Cantilever Assemblies. The front edge of the Up and Down Lower Trays are coincident and 60” from the back edge of the Upright base flange. Secure the Lower Trays to the ground with wedge anchors in the rear holes and drive anchors in the front holes.