In this guide · 7 sections 01 Before you begin02 In the box03 Install casters04 Install rear legs05 Install display rails06 Install display07 Route power and data cablesa. 1x Front Base (R284-2)
b. 2x Rear Leg (R284-3)
c. 2x Display Rail (R284-1)
d. 4x Caster (F066)
e. 4x Knob Screw, 1/2"-13, 2.75" Long (F067)
f. 4x Rubber Spacer (F521)
g. 4x Set Screw, M8, 70mm Long (F519)
h. 4x Wingnut, M8 (F520)
i. 8x Screw-in Cable Mount (F531)
j. 8x Pan Head Screw, 10-32, 0.25” Long (F533)
k. 4x Push-in Cable Mount (F532)
l. 8x Cable Tie (F530)
Enlarge image ↗ Front base, rear leg, and display rail identified as components a through c.
Enlarge image ↗ Hardware overview labeled d through l: caster, knob screw, rubber spacer, set screw, wingnut, cable mounts, screw, and cable tie.
Fasten caster bodies to legs by twisting the top portion of the casters.
Enlarge image ↗ Four casters aligned with the mounting holes beneath the front base and two rear legs.
Enlarge image ↗ Close-up of a caster with a curved arrow showing its upper body rotating into the leg.
Engage caster brakes
Enlarge image ↗ Assembled base with the brake on each of its four casters circled.
Enlarge image ↗ Rear legs overlapping the front base, with two knob screws aligned above the connecting holes.
Enlarge image ↗ Completed rolling base with two rear legs and four casters.
Enlarge image ↗ Two display rails aligned above the base, with knob screws aligned below their attachment points.
Enlarge image ↗ Two upright display rails attached to the rolling base.
Insert the M8 set screws through the rubber spacers. Position the set screw relative to the spacer as shown.
Enlarge image ↗ Three views of a set screw entering a rubber spacer, with the hex-drive end extending 1 inch (25 mm) beyond the spacer.
The set screws are a tight fit. To push the set screw into the spacer, place cardboard on a solid surface then slowly and carefully push the spacer onto the set screw.
Fasten the mounting hardware to the display.
Enlarge image ↗ Four set screw and rubber spacer assemblies aligned with mounting holes on the rear of a display.
Enlarge image ↗ Rear of a display with four rubber spacers and projecting set screws installed.
Fasten the set screw into the display at the depth recommended by the display manufacturer. Do not over-tighten these mounting screws.
If your display features a curved rear surface, the display likely shipped with special mounting spacers. If so, use the display manufacturer's mounting spacers rather than the spacers included with this cart.
Ensure all caster brakes are engaged.
Enlarge image ↗ Cart base with a close-up of a caster brake circled.
Fasten display to the display rails
Enlarge image ↗ Rear of a display with four mounting studs aligned with holes in the two upright rails.
Enlarge image ↗ Display seated against the two upright rails on the cart.
Enlarge image ↗ Close-up of a wingnut threaded onto a display mounting stud behind the rail.
Enlarge image ↗ Cable path from the rear of the display down a rail, across the base, and down a rear leg to the floor.
Fasten the provided zip tie anchors and zip ties to the rear of the display rail as shown.
Enlarge image ↗ Rear rail with a cable anchor location circled.
Enlarge image ↗ Screw-in cable mount attached to a rail, with a cable tie passing through the mount and around the cable.
Install the provided zip tie anchors and zip ties to the rear leg as shown.
Enlarge image ↗ Rear leg with a cable anchor location circled.
Enlarge image ↗ Push-in cable mount aligned with a hole in the rear leg, followed by a cable tie securing the cable to the mount.
Enlarge image ↗ Completed cart supporting a vertically oriented display.
Whenever rolling the cart with a large display installed, two people should guide the cart to prevent wall and doorframe collisions, and tripping on sidewalk expansion joints.
