Important Information for Safe Use This safety instruction has been prepared in accordance with the GPSR regulation to ensure proper use and maintenance of the product and to minimize the risk of injury. Read the instructions carefully and follow them closely. Improper use, overloading, or disregard of safety instructions can lead to injury and property damage. This product complies with GPSR safety requirements when used correctly. Improper use, overloading, or lack of maintenance can lead to injury and property damage.Installation Placement: Ensure that the shelf is mounted on a solid wall that can support the specified maximum weight load. Mounting materials: Use only the supplied mounting brackets and screws. If other mounting materials are used, ensure they have the same quality and load-bearing capacity as the supplied ones. The supplied wall plugs are intended for masonry walls only. Consult a hardware store if you are unsure about which type of screws and wall plugs to use for the walls where the brackets will be mounted. Different wall materials require different types of screws/wall plugs. Use the screws/wall plugs that are suitable for the walls in your home. Maximum load: When this stool is placed on the floor, the maximum load is 120 kg. However, when used as a shelf, this is only 30 kg and applies only when the product is mounted correctly. Overloading can lead to breakage and risk of falling. Inspection for sharp edges: Before use, the product should be inspected for any sharp edges or corners to avoid injury to hands or fingers.Usage Weight distribution: Place heavy items as close to the wall bracket as possible to minimize stress on the outer edges. Child safety: Avoid placing the shelf in areas where small children can climb onto it. Avoid exposed loads: Do not use the shelf as a support or step. It is intended only for storing appropriate lightweight objects.Pinch Hazard Be aware of pinch hazard: Avoid getting hands or fingers caught during assembly and when adjusting the shelf’s position, especially between the shelf brackets and the wall. Avoid adjustments under load: Do not make adjustments to the shelf while it is loaded. If the shelf is moved or adjusted, all items should be removed first to avoid the risk of pinching fingers. Prevent accidental contact: Keep children away from the shelf during and after installation, as small hands can get pinched between the shelf’s wires or if they tamper with the mounting brackets.Maintenance and Cleaning Regular inspection: Regularly check that the shelf and brackets are properly and securely fastened. Loose screws should be tightened immediately. Damage and wear: If the shelf or brackets show signs of damage or wear, they should be replaced immediately. Do not use the shelf until repairs are made. Cleaning: To get rid of dirt and dust, mix a mild detergent with warm water. Dip a soft cloth into the water and wipe the item down with the cloth. If necessary, wipe the item dry with a soft dry cloth. Avoid scraping with an abrasive cloth that could damage the surface.