INSTALLATION GUIDE
If the span between the tray supports is less than the length of the straight section (Diagram D.7.B), place the tray across both supports so that the ends are cantilevered.
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If the span between the tray supports is less than the length of the straight section (Diagram D.7.B), place the tray across both supports so that the ends are cantilevered.
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