I'm
now
going to put on my clack-over [SP], which doubles
up as a spacer for when I put on my wall strip.
Once I put my second wall strip on I check for the level then again secure it with my
screws.
I'll repeat the process all the way to the end of the wall.
Because there's no studs along this track, I'll be putting in these toggles.
I'll make a slight hole with my screw so when I screw the toggle in a plasterboard it gives
it a head start.
So now we've got our wall strips in place we're now ready to assemble the brackets starting
from the top so we can adjust the baskets as we go towards the floor.
There's two types of brackets.
This is the bracket that we use for the top shelf.
You clip it in and then once that clips into place you drop this white lever down like
so and it locks it into place.
The good thing about this shelving, it's very versatile so you can design it to whichever
way you want.
And now the brackets are in, I'm just going to pop the top shelf on.
Once I've got the shelf on top of the bracket, I make sure that the brackets go through,
the spaces got sitting on a ledge.
Once the top shelf is in, I'll then lock into place the top shelf like so.
So now I've got the top shelf fully secure, I then now go and put the small one which
will join in the corner.
So now we're going to fix a telescopic hanging rod with these brackets, clips in, locks up.
You can put these brackets for the hanging rod all the way across.
So I've got three brackets hanging so now I'm going to adjust the rod to suit my brackets
and drop this anchor in the end like so.
And then to secure it over hanging rod, it just clips into place.
It's ready now to hang your clothes off.
And now I'm going to do exactly the same on a shorter wall.
So now I'm going to start assembling shelves and it's entirely up to yourself how many
shelves you want in each section.
They're all adjustable.
I'm going to start fixing some baskets now.
When you're putting together the slide in basket.
Just make sure the red arrow is facing upwards.
A small screw goes into there, and then once the bracket's attached, we then fix it to
the wall strip.
So this one I put a smaller basket in and it's going to go directly above the deeper
baskets.
So now that I've assembled and fixed sliding baskets, I'm now going to assemble two shoe
racks.
The only difference is the brackets are on an angle.
You want to fix them to the wall.
So the shoe shelf can fit comfortably on the bracket.
These extendable clips go on the end.
It's as easy as that to install a wire walk-in wardrobe.