Chrome Wire Clothes Rack Assembly Guide

This guide covers all aspects of assembly for products in our Chrome Wire Clothes Racks (also known as our freestanding Open Wardrobes) range:

  • Static Clothes Racks
  • Mobile Clothes Racks

Adjustable Shelving: Layouts shown in the product images are just a suggestion. If you have multiple shelves with your particular Clothes Rack, these can be adjusted every 25 mm, allowing you to customise your unit to store different sizes of garments. Our only recommendation is that you place a shelf at the bottom and top, to create a more stable unit.

Mobile Shelving: Some of our Chrome Wire Clothes Rack units come with Castor Wheels, giving you the ability to assemble a mobile unit. You can order wheels separately, if you decide you want to update your garment rack in the future.

Accessories: We have a range of accessories available from our Chrome Wire Shelving range which can be paired with our Clothes Racks including Support Rails, Shelf Liners, Brackets for connecting multiple units together and more. This guide focuses on assembling the main unit. Accessories are easy to add to your unit but if you require any help, contact our customer service team for further guidance.

  • Important Safety Information

    • Read through all instructions on this page before beginning any assembly
    • Before commencing assembly, unpack carefully and check you have all components
    • If you think that you have received defective parts, please do not use and contact us
    • Assembly will void returns, except if a manufacturing fault is found
    • If you are unsure about assembly, please ask our team or a professional
    • Do not overload your shelving
    • Assembly is done at your own risk

  • Tools Required

    • Rubber mallet (optional)

    You don't need any tools or equipment to build your Chrome Wire Clothes Rack but you may find it easier to secure the shelving onto the clips with a rubber mallet. If you do use a rubber mallet, make sure you don't hit the shelves too hard or you may damage them. You could use a towel or similar to add some extra cushion/protection.

Components in your Box

Depending upon which model, these are some of the parts included - check your product’s page for a list of individual components on specific kits. Note that if you want to adapt or extend your unit, you can do this by purchasing additional components from this website. If you need help selecting the right items, speak to us.

Points To Note Before Assembly

  • Shelves can be set at different heights..

    Shelves can be set at different heights..

    Shelves can be positioned at intervals of 25mm, so where you place your shelves is entirely up to you. Our images on our site are examples of shelf placement.

     

    If you have an additional shelf in the middle, just consider what clothes you are wanting to store, so you can decide where to place for sufficient hanging space.

  • .. but we recommend a top and bottom shelf

    .. but we recommend a top and bottom shelf

    We recommend for stability having the lower shelf fitted at the very bottom by the feet/wheels and the highest shelf at the very top.

  • The shelves will sit on top of the support clips

    The shelves will sit on top of the support clips

    When assembled, you may notice that the support clips are a bit visible. This is normal, as the corners of the shelves (where the posts go) are tapered to ensure a secure unit.

To Start Assembly

  • Check your components

    Check your components

    We recommend starting by setting out all components out in front of you, to make finding everything easy.

     

    The components you have will vary depending on the unit. You can find detailed information on this on the product pages.

  • Build from the ground up

    Build from the ground up

    Units are built starting from the bottom (with the feet or wheels) and then the support clips, shelves, and additional upright posts.

Adding Feet or Castor Wheels

  • Adjustable Feet

    Adjustable Feet

    Screw in the adjustable feet into the lower posts.

     

    The feet can be set at different levels to account for uneven flooring.

  • Castor Wheels

    Castor Wheels

    If you've opted for castor wheels, screw these into the lower posts instead.

     

    We recommend doing this before assembling your unit.

Assembling The Rest of Your Clothes Rack

Depending upon the model, you may not need to follow every step below. For example, some of our Clothes Racks only have a top and bottom shelf, so you won't need to add any Support Clips or Wire Shelves to the middle of the unit.

  • 1. Add Support Clips to the posts

    1. Add Support Clips to the posts

    Start assembling your unit (after fitting feet or castor wheels) by adding the black support clips to the upright posts at the height you wish to place the first shelf, nearest the feet.

  • 2. Insert Upright Posts into first Shelf

    2. Insert Upright Posts into first Shelf

    Lay a shelf on it's side and insert the posts into the corners of the shelf, until the shelf rests on top of the black support clips.

     

    Ensure you have your shelf the correct way up (so that the main wire section of the shelf, is at the top).

  • 3. Flip the Shelving onto it's feet

    3. Flip the Shelving onto it's feet

    After adding all posts, you can flip the shelving onto it's feet/wheels.

     

    We recommend holding onto either side of the shelf so it remains secure, rather than by the post

  • 4. Position the next Support Clips

    4. Position the next Support Clips

    Add the next set of support clips, so that they are at the same level on each post.

     

    If you just have the top and bottom shelf, place these next set of clips at the top of the upright posts.

  • 5. Add the next Shelf (if required)

    5. Add the next Shelf (if required)

    Slide the next shelf down gently over the upright posts and secure onto the black support clips.

  • 6. Fit the upper posts

    6. Fit the upper posts

    Take the upper posts and screw them into the lower posts using the inlay connector screws to form the full height upright.

  • 7. Repeat as required

    7. Repeat as required

    Repeat previous steps to add more shelves as needed to complete your Chrome Wire Clothes Rack.

  • 8. Add the last shelf to the top

    8. Add the last shelf to the top

    As mentioned earlier, you can set the shelves at your preferred height (if you have multiple) but we recommend having a shelf at the very top for a secure unit.

Adding the Clothes Rail Attachment(s)

  • 1. Hang up the hooks

    1. Hang up the hooks

    Once the main frame of your unit has been completed, add the Clothes Rail Attachment V-Brackets/Hooks, so they are suspended under the chrome wire of the top shelf (and on additional shelves, where required).

  • 2. Add the Rail to the hooks

    2. Add the Rail to the hooks

    Slide the rail through and position so that it is evenly supported.