User's Manual

Wall Mounting Instructions

1. Measure the distance between the keyholes at the back of the screen’s end

caps. Use that measurement to mark the locations of the mounting holes on

the wall. Use a level to make sure it's even.

Note: Drywall is not strong enough to support the backdrop for repeated use.

For a more secure wall mount, sink the screws into wall studs or fortify your wall

by adding a mounting plate, wood blocking, or bracing.

Drill holes in the marked locations for wall

anchors, molly bolts, or toggle bolts. If

you’re using wall anchors, tap the anchors

into the holes.

Note: Many wall anchors and molly bolts

are self-tapping and don’t require a drill for

installation.

Insert screws (for wall anchors), molly bolts,

or toggle bolts into the holes. Leave 1/8-

inch of each screw out of the wall. Make

sure they’re secure before mounting the

screen.

4. Align the screen's mounting holes with

the mounting screws, and seat the screen

onto the screws.