Setup

Your display arrives fully assembled. Here's how to put the hangers together and load your cards, then stand it up or hang it.

01

Use the hangers.

Each hanger ships in two pieces: a crossbar and a stem.

The two hanger pieces: the crossbar with two side hooks, and the stem with a bottom hook and magnet
  1. Match the labels: each crossbar and stem is marked with its holder type, like PSA. Pair a crossbar and a stem with the same label.

    The holder type is marked on both pieces: PSA on the end of the crossbar's middle block and PSA on top of the stem's head
  2. Slide the crossbar's middle block sideways into the slot at the top of the stem. It's a snug fit, so give it a firm push.

    The crossbar's block sliding in from the side into the slot at the top of the stem, then the two pieces joined
  3. Graded slab: tilt it and seat its bottom edge in the stem's bottom hook, then stand it upright against the hanger.

    A graded slab tilted into the stem's bottom hook, then stood upright
  4. Graded slab: gently push each side hook outward. The crossbar has a little give, so the hooks open just enough to come around the slab's edges. Let go and they close around it, holding it securely.

    Seen from above: the side hooks pushed out gently, then closing around the slab

Loading a graded slab · 15 sec

  1. Toploader or One-Touch: no tilt. Slide it straight down between the side hooks until it rests in the bottom hook.

    A toploader sliding straight down between the side hooks
  2. Lay the display face up on a table, unlock the front and open it like a book. Line up the stem with a hole in the back panel: the magnet in the stem holds it to the metal plate. Close and lock the front.

    A loaded hanger going onto the back panel next to one already in place
  3. To take a card out, lift the hanger off the back panel. Graded slab: gently push the side hooks out, tip the top forward and lift it out of the bottom hook. Toploader or One-Touch: slide it straight up.

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02

Set up the stand.

  1. Find the two stand pieces. The base has its slot at the top; the top piece has its slot at the bottom.

    The two stand pieces: the base with its slot at the top, the top piece with its slot at the bottom
  2. Stand the base upright. Hold the top piece across it at a right angle, line up the two slots and slide it straight down until both pieces sit flat.

    The top piece sliding straight down onto the base
  3. Optional: for extra hold, screw the two small brackets into the corner where the pieces meet, one near the top and one near the bottom, using the four included screws and a Phillips screwdriver.

    The two optional brackets in the corner where the stand pieces meet
  4. Place the display on the stand as shown.

    The display resting on the stand
  5. For stability, don't change cards while the display is on the stand. Lift it off, lay it face up on a flat surface and open the front, then swap cards. On the wall, you can swap them in place.

    The display lifted off the stand, then lying flat on a table with the front opened like a book
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03

Hang it on the wall.

Skip this part if you're using the stand.

  1. Measure the distance between the centers of the two keyhole brackets on the back of the display.

    The back of the display: measure center to center between the two keyhole brackets
  2. On the wall, mark two level points that same distance apart. Drive in the two included 1-inch screws about three-quarters of the way, leaving about ¼ inch out.

    Good to know: we've tested the included screws to hold the full weight of the display in standard drywall. For a more secure fit, use drywall anchors (not included).

    Two level screws in the wall, driven three-quarters of the way in, with a note on drywall anchors
  3. Hook the keyholes over the screw heads and let the display slide down onto them. It hangs flush and level.

    Hooking the display onto the screws, then hanging flush and level
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