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SAFETY

ASSEMBLY GUIDE

& CLEANING INFORMATION

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Thank you for your purchase from Railston Shop Equipment. For your safety and the safety of others please assemble your equipment in accordance with these instructions. Please ensure safe loading using our guide and prolong the life and look of the equipment by following our recommendations.

Recommended Tools Required for Assembly:

Rubber Mallet Spirit Level Tape Measure

Unpack the items so you can see the parts and we recommend you have the tools above to hand. Assembly is a 2-person job. Note that these instructions are generic and cover the range of equipment we sell, therefore your parts may differ from the pictures, however the method of construction will be the same. If you feel you need further assistance then please refer to our video tutorial on: http://www.railstonshopequipment/assembly-instructions.

UPRIGHTS & BASE LEGS

Measure the uprights and base legs to identify which go together.

If the unit is a double-side gondola you will need to add an additional base leg to the other side of the column as shown.

WALL FIXING

We recommend using wall-fixing brackets for wall bays. Use one wall fixing bracket per column. The L-shaped wall-fixing bracket should be attached to the wall and upright as shown above. The bracket prevents movement but does not add any structural strength.

Firstly, loosen the adjustable foot (other wise this may be difficult to adjust later.) Then lock the base leg into the upright as shown in the picture, you may need to tap it with the rubber mallet to ensure a snug fit.

Assembly Instructions: Page 2

13mm Spanner

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Plain, pegboard and slat back panels are assembled in the same way. Plain and peg back panels are available at 400 and 500mm heights, slat panels are available only at 100mm. The number of panels required depends on the height of the upright:

HOW TO FIT BACK PANELS KICK PLATE

The panels also come in 3 widths – 665mm, 1000mm and 1250mm. Select the back panels needed for the bay.

Fit the back panels onto the bay as show in the picture, starting with the bottom one and working to the top. For double-sided gondolas and end bays you need to apply back panels to both sides of the upright.

Once the back panels are in place put the bay in its final location and level it using the spirit level, adjusting the feet on the bottom of the base leg using a 13mm spanner.

Attach the kick plate to the front of the base legs as shown in the picture below:

BASE SHELVES

Fit the base shelf as shown in the picture below. For a double-sided gondola fit a base shelf to each side:

Upright height No. of 400mm back panels No. of 500mm back panels1400mm 2 11600mm 0 31800mm 3 12100mm 0 42400mm 2 32700mm 4 2

Note: All slat panels are 100mm so you need the quantity which is equivalent to the upright height less 200mm - to account for the kick plate and top slat (i.e. for a 2700mm upright you need 25 slat panels + 1 top slat + 1 kick plate.)


TOP SLAT

SLAT

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UPPER SHELVES

To fit shelves, locate the bracket in the slots first and then place the shelf on top as shown in the picture.If ticket strip has been ordered this can be clipped to the front edge of the shelves.

TOP COVERS & COLUMN BUNGS

Top covers fit over the top of a double-sided gondola as shown in the picture. The column bungs fit into the tops of the uprights. Note that these items are not required on wall bays and only one pair of column bungs are required per run of bays.

RISERS & DIVIDERS

If ordered the risers and dividers attach easily onto the shelves. Fit the riser into the grove on the front of the shelf and the dividers clip in-between.

Gondola Cover

ColumnBung

CLEANING & MAINTENANCE

Do not use abrasive cleaning materials as these may scratch the surface.

No chemical-based cleaning solutions should be used.

Check the equipment regularly to ensure all parts are located securely.

Do not overload shelves; please refer to the weight-loading section in this guide (pages 9-10.)

Always use the smallest shelf size at the top and the largest at the bottom; please refer to the weight-loading section in this guide (pages 9-10.)

Assembly/Cleaning: Page 6

ColumnBung

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2 WAY FASHION DISPLAY 4 WAY FASHION DISPLAY

Assemble the base as shown in the picture and add the arms to the height desired. Assemble the base as shown in the picture and add the arms to the height desired.

* Cleaning and maintenance for all fashion displays: Same as previously stated ( Refer to page 6.)


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WEIGHT LOADINGS

How to calculate recommended weight loadings:

1. The overall weight loading of a bay depends upon the upright height, size and depth of the overshelves.

2. An overshelf must never exceed the depth of the base shelf and must always be arranged with the shelf depth increasing from the top to bottom.

3. Take the average size of the overshelves and use this as the guide for the maximum weight loadings on table 1. This gives the maximum weight loading for a single-sided wall bay or gondola, excluding the base shelf loading.

4. Take each individual shelf size on table 2 to give you the maximum weight loadings per individual shelf size for that bay.

2000mm 2000mm 2000mm

Correct Incorrect Incorrect

TABLE 1.*

Weight Loads for wall shelving and gondolas in Kg

2210mm Height Upright 370mm 470mm 570mm 670mm 770mm60 X 30mm 260 210 150 N.A N.A80 X 30mm 410 360 300 250 200110 x 30mm 600 510 450 400 360

Average Shelf Depth

Weight Loads for wall shelving and gondolas in Kg

1610mm height upright 370mm 470mm 570mm 670mm 770mm60 X 30mm 290 230 190 N.A N.A80 X 30mm 490 390 320 270 240110 x 30mm 600 510 450 410 380

Average Shelf Depth

* Stated Loads are calculated for maximum recommended loading height of 2210mm and 1610mm high shelving bays. Weight loads or intermediate bay heights can be calculated by interpolating these values. Maximum weight loadings are shown for single-sided wall bays or gondolas excluding the base shelf. Shelf depth increase from top to bottom. For special configurations of height and depths consult Railston. N.A = Not Advisable

TABLE 2.*

Weight Loads for brackets, shelves and base legs in Kg

665mm 1000mm 1250mm 1333mmD370mm 100 100 100 100D470mm 90 90 90 90

2 Hook adjustable Bracket

VIEW175 VIEW176

D

665mm 1000mm 1250mm 1333mmD370mm 205 205 180 160D470mm 170 170 170 170D570mm 150 150 150 150

3 Hook adjustable Bracket

VIEW181

VIEW182

D

665mm 1000mm 1250mm 1333mmD370mm 250 210 180 160D470mm 340 320 290 250D570mm 350 330 280 260

Base Legs

VIEW123 VIEW124

D

H

* The specified loads are developed in accordance with European Standard FEM 10.2.02 and RAL - RG614. Shelving bays must be merchandised with weight loads decreasing upwards. The specified loads presume even distribution of weight over the shelf surface. Regarding special loading requirements, please consult Railston. Drawings and illustrations are without commitment.

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TERMS & CONDITIONS

Terms and Conditions for Online Sales

1. The Agreement. Goods are sold by Railston Design Ltd (hereinafter called “The company”) solely and exclusively upon the terms and conditions hereinafter set out. These terms and conditions shall have an exclusive effect and shall specifically exclude any previous terms and conditions or any other form of contract between the company and the purchaser. Nothing in this agreement shall be deemed to exclude any provision imposed by English law. There will be no contract between the Company and the purchaser until the purchaser has paid for the goods in full.2. Acceptance of conditions. Acceptance of the terms and conditions herein contained shall be deemed to take place when the order for the goods is confirmed by the purchaser. 3. Restrictions. Orders can only be accepted from people aged 18 or over, with a UK billing address and UK delivery address. The Company will not deliver to PO addresses.4. Product Availability. Availability is updated regularly but an item may become unavailable between updates. If it is not possible to fulfil an order in the specified timescale the Company will contact the purchaser to agree a suitable alternative delivery date, or to provide a refund.5. Delivery. Delivery shall be without guarantee or penalty as to the time and date of delivery. The company shall use its best endeavours to make delivery within the time and date specified but failure to do so by the company shall not permit the purchaser to repudiate the contract or request any damages or refund. Notwithstanding any delay by the company to deliver the goods (or any of them) the purchaser shall be bound to accept delivery provided that delivery shall be tendered at any time within one months of the date originally specified by the company when the goods were to be delivered. 6. Damage or Loss in Transit. The purchaser must notify the company in writing within 5 days of the date of delivery of any alleged damage to the goods. All damaged goods must be retained by the purchaser for inspection by the Company which shall at its discretion replace the goods or credit to the purchaser the value thereof. The purchaser shall notify the company in writing within 5 days of the date of delivery of all alleged shortages and the company shall after verifying such shortages either at its sole discretion credit the purchaser for the value of the shortages or send to the purchaser items not sent. The company shall not give any payment credit or replacement to the purchaser for any alleged shortages or damaged goods after the time limit herein specified. 7. Non-delivery through purchaser’s fault. If the purchaser shall refuse to accept delivery of the goods, request a deferment thereof or if the delivery cannot be made for any reason, such as delivery restrictions or there not being anyone present to sign for the delivery, the company may at its sole discretion charge the purchaser a fee specified by the company being its costs of delivery. Nothing in the clause shall be construed to limit the company’s powers or rights to sue for damages or bring any other court proceedings for breach of contract or otherwise. 8. Acceptance of goods. Where the purchaser signs the carrier’s delivery note but does not mark upon the said delivery note either goods “damaged” or “short” the said delivery note shall constitute absolute proof that the delivery was as stated by the company and the goods were in perfect condition. 9. Defective Goods. The purchaser shall notify the company within seven days after the date of delivery of any goods alleged to be defective after the date of delivery. Defective goods shall not include goods damaged prior to or during delivery. 10. Limitation of Damages. The company shall not be liable to the purchaser for damages for consequential loss arising out of damages, shortages or defective goods. All other damages shall not exceed the amount of the contract price. Liability for defective goods is limited to replacing the defective item or items or a credit being given by the company at its sole discretion for the value thereof. The company accepts no liability arising from or contributed to by the fixing of equipment by the purchaser or by contractors employed by them or from the placing upon equipment of articles of excessive weight. 11. Price and Payment. The price for the goods shall be the company’s quoted price on the website and is exclusive of VAT and is subject to change. VAT is added before the payment stageThe full sale price including VAT shall be paid online using the transactional website facility If pricing errors occur the Company will offer the purchaser to reconfirm he order at the correct price or to cancel the order. If the purchaser cannot be contacted the Company will cancel the order and arrange a refund.12. Exclusion of Discount. No discount shall be allowed or be taken by the purchaser unless it is specifically offered by way of promotion. 13. Title to Goods Title of goods will pass to the purchaser on delivery14. Frustration of contract. Whilst the company shall use its best endeavours to fulfil its contractual obligations if the contract shall become impossible of performance or shall otherwise be frustrated the purchaser shall be liable to pay the company all costs which the company shall have incurred directly or indirectly and any prepayment which may have been made to the company under the contract shall be applied towards the satisfaction of such sum. The Company at its discretion may apply a 25% charge of original cost as a re-stocking charge.15. Legal Construction. Any contract entered into between the company and the purchaser shall in all respects be construed and operate as an English contract and be subject to the laws of England and Wales. 16. Disputes. If any dispute or difference shall arise between the parties as to the meaning of these conditions or any matter or thing arising out of or connected with these conditions then it shall be referred to the determination of an arbitrator to be appointed by agreement of the parties or in default of agreement within 10 days of the service upon one party of a written request to concur in such appointment by the President for the time being of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.17. Right to cancel. The purchaser has the right to cancel the contract at any time up to 7 working days from delivery of the goods and can notify the Company by writing, email or phone. The original packaging and pallets, or equivalent, must be used to return the goods. The cost of the return delivery will be charged to the purchaser.18. Cost of collection. The purchaser can return the goods to the Company by prior arrangement using their own carrier. If the Company is required to collect the goods the purchaser is liable to pay for the collection in full.19. Dimensions. The dimensions shown on the company web site are nominal 20. Altering goods or servicesThe Company applies a policy of continuous improvement and reserve the right to alter goods or services without prior notice21. Exclusions of other terms and conditionsThese terms and conditions comprise the only terms and conditions upon which the Company is prepared to deal with the customer and it shall govern the contract to the entire exclusion of all other terms and condition.22. Statutory rights. These terms and conditions are in addition to consumer statutory rights 23. Complaints. Complaints should be made in writing to Railston design Ltd, Whitehill Lane, Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire, SN4 7DB, or [email protected] or by calling 01793 848000 between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday.24. Disclaimer. Railston Design Ltd make no representations or warranties about the accuracy, completeness or suitability for any purpose of: • The information contained in the documents and related graphics published in this site; or any of the products of whatever nature details of which appear on this site. • All such documents and related graphics are provided, and any such products (where ordered) are accepted by customers, “as is” and without warranty of any kind. • All items are ordered subject to availability and prices quoted are subject to change without notice due to circumstances beyond the control of the Company. Should a price change outside our guidelines the Company will contact the purchaser and ask if they wish to proceed. The purchaser will have no obligation to purchase the items at the new price quoted. The information contained in this site may contain technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. All liability of Railston Design Ltd howsoever arising for inaccuracies or errors is expressly excluded to the fullest extent permitted by law. Although using the latest encrypted security software the security of information and payments transmitted via the Internet cannot be guaranteed. Any losses incurred or sustained by users who transmit information by means of e-mail or other internet link shall be borne solely and exclusively by such user and in no event shall any such losses in whole or part by borne by Railston Design Ltd. All brand names, product names and titles used in this site are trademarks or trade names of their respective holders. No permission is given in respect of use of any of the above, and such use may constitute an infringement of the holders’ rights. Contracts formed between Railston Design Ltd and users as a result of using this site shall be governed in all respects by English law and all such users hereby submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts. No contract will subsist between you and Railston Design Ltd for the sale of products by us to you until your credit/debit card has been charged. This will be deemed to be our acceptance of your offer and to have been effectively communicated to you. This is to be interpreted and enforced with the laws of England, in its entirety and will be subject to the jurisdiction of the English courts. This disclaimer does not affect your statutory rights as a consumer. Please note that some of our processes are manual and errors can arise. We carry out frequent checks to detect any errors. If they do occur, we will act immediately to minimise inconvenience and disappointment that may be caused.

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