Hey everybody as you can see we've already put these shelves together.
Buy these 5 shelf systems at Bunnings in Australia.
They are heavy duty and can carry all sorts of tools.
They are very sturdy.
I'll show you how to put them together because I've got to build a second one to store the rest of my gear.
So while the dog keeps barking I'll attempt to show you how to put them together.
It's a no-bolt scaffold.
Everything will slide into place and is designed to fit perfectly.
Let's see what happens.
Some of this job is quite awkward and you'll need a helping hand.
There are 5 different stages all of which need one tool.
There are no spanners needed, just use a rubber mallet or the rubber end of your normal hammer.
The first job is to attach these plastic feet.
Stage one: Assemble the bottom of the frame.
When you attach these feet you have to make sure the uprights are up the right way.
The keyhole is up.
Once the 4 end posts are done.
Place them ready for the next stage.
Stage 2: Next slot the short beams, that's these ones, into the bottom of the uprights.
Another part of the first stage is to fit the long beams.
Now the first and second stages are complete it's time to start the third stage.
Stage 3: Fit the remaining of the frame, the remaining shelf supports.
Stage 4: Fit braces to tie the front and back together.
Stage 5: fit the metal shelves.
That's it!
It only took a couple of minutes to put it all together.
It would have been quite difficult without the extra help and of course the hammer.
You would have noticed I needed to use the normal end of the hammer for some of the tighter connections.
Time to load it up.
It's going to be fantastic.
It is really heavy duty and will be ideal for my needs.
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Bye.