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BEST-RITE ____
“It’s A Better Board”

“It’s A Better Board”
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WOW
Top Cross Bar w/ deep holes 1 EA
Bottom Cross Bar w/ angle support 1 EA
Tool required: Adjustable Cresent Wrench or Socket Wrench
Should you require assistance during assembly, please call our Customer Service Department Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Central Standard Time
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TO END BEFORE STARTING TO ASSEMBLE UNIT .
Identify and Separate all the Parts and Hardware.
2. Assemble Top Cross Bar with deep holes (P-2) on top of Uprights (P-1) with holes facing down. Bottom Cross Bar with angle support (P-3) should go on the bottom of the Uprights (P-1) with holes facing up. Use Socket Screws
(A) and Interior Threaded Post (B), and tighten with Allen Wrench (H). See illustration #1.
3. Find the desire location and mark the 16 screw holes with pencil on the wall by using the assembled main frame as a pattern. Drill the holes and make sure you drilled holes in stud or solid part of the wall. Please make sure you use proper anchor bolts if ours are not suitable for your type of wall. See illustration #2
Anchor Bolt Assembly
Anchor Bolt (assembled)
5. Insert the assembled Anchor bolts inside the holes untill Washers are flush with the surface of the wall. Tighten the nuts with Socket Wrench to spread the Anchor Sleeve (F) from the slot in the wall. See Illustration #4 and #4a.
4. Assemble Anchor Bolts, if you chose to use and are suitable for your wall, by inserting Anchor Bolt (G) into the Anchor Sleeve (F) from the slotted end. Insert the Flat Washer (D) over the Bolt and fasten the Nut (C). Tighten by hand as shown in illustration #3.
Missing Parts or UPS Damaged Parts For your convenience you can EMAIL us at
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Do not use unless all screws are tight. At least every six months, check all screws to be sure they are tight. If parts are missing, broken, damaged, or worn, stop use of the product until repairs are made by your dealer using factory authorized parts.
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An adjustable crescent wrench or socket wrench, plus the Allen wrench used for the cross bars (page 2).
Sixteen (page 4).
The 698U does not include the acrylic panels (page 5).