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Equipment Storage Rack
Equipment Storage Rack
Wall Mounted Storage for Therapy Equipment
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641.00 NIS
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Why We Love It
Need to keep your swings neatly organized and easily accessible? Our sturdy Equipment Storage Rack has hooks for therapy equipment like swings, height adjusters and accessories. Hang everything neatly and safely on the wall-mounted hooks. Professional installation recommended
- Storage solution for homes, clinics and schools
- Provides quick access to hammocks, rope swings and other equipment
- Made in the USA by Fun and Function
- Adult assembly required (see instructions)
Getting Started
Installation Instructions:
Professional installation recommended. Installation requires two people.
Carefully read through the following guidelines to ensure safe and proper installation before installing.
The Equipment Storage Rack is designed to attach to the wall with wood studs. Most walls have the center of each stud 16" or 24" apart. In some structures, there may be a variance in this measurement; therefore, the Rack has not been pre-drilled. Each wall stud must be located to find its center. The rack is designed to attach to three studs for 24” centers and 4 studs for 16” centers.
- Identify where you would like to hang the Rack. It should be positioned high enough on the wall to be able to hang your longest pieces of equipment, and in a safe area away from activities that could come in contact with hanging equipment.
- Locate the stud centers and mark the wall. • Have one person hold the rack against the wall, while the other person transfers the wall markings to the rack. • Drill 1/4” holes in the rack centered on the marks.
- Have one person hold the rack against the wall, while the other person uses a level to make sure the rack is level. Do this while lining up the holes in the rack with the stud center markings on the wall.
- Drill 1/8” pilot holes through each of the rack holes and into each stud.
- Insert the lag screws through the washers into the rack holes and screw securely to the stud.
Caution: Failure to locate the stud centers may cause the rack to separate from the wall, risking damage and injury.
Details
- Includes wood rack, 8 pre-installed steel screw eyes, 4 3" zinc-coated steel lag screws and 4 washers
- 60"L x 2.4"W x 2"D
- Supports up to 200 lbs.
- Made of birch plywood with polyurethane clear coat and zinc-plated steel hardware
- Surface wash. Air dry.
Safety Information
Swings, suspension products and hardware have been tested by an independent and accredited third-party lab and meets or exceeds government safety standards for physical and mechanical hazards, lead, load bearing and weight capacity.
Adult use only.
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