Instructions / Assembly

8
Installation (continued)
4
Drilling mounting holes in
concrete/brick wall
5
Drilling mounting holes in
wood studs
If you are installing the mounting system into wood
studs, proceed to step 5.
CAUTION: Avoid drilling near electrical wiring
and water pipes. The mounting system must be
attached to a weight bearing wall. Failure to
observe all safety precautions can result in serious
physical injury and/or property damage. Consult a
professional installer or call customer service if
you have any questions.
CAUTION: Do not drill into mortar between
bricks or into loose concrete.
CAUTION: Never drill into hollow brick.
□ Use ¼ in. or 3/8 in. masonry bits to drill mounting
holes in the concrete approximately 3 in. (76 mm)
in depth.
□ Insert nylon anchors (AA) into the pre-drilled holes.
You may have to use a hammer to gently tap the
anchors fully into the wall.
CAUTION: Avoid drilling near electrical
wiring and water pipes. The mounting
system must be attached to a weight
bearing wall and must be installed directly
onto the center of the wood studs. Failure to
observe all safety precautions can result in
serious physical injury and/or property
damage. Consult a professional installer or
call customer service if you have any
questions.
CAUTION: Wood studs must be no
smaller than 2 x 4 in. in size.
□ Use a commercially-available stud finder to
locate the stud centers in the wall. Studs are
usually spaced 16 in. apart.
□ Use a 5/32 in. (4 mm) wood drill bit to drill
3 in. (76 mm) pilot holes.
6
Attaching the mounting arm to
the wall
□ Align the mounting arm holes with the pre-drilled
holes in the wall.
□ Attach the mounting arm (A) to the wall using lag
bolts (BB). Use a level to ensure that the arm is
level on the wall.
□ Tighten the bolts (BB) securely using the Hex
wrench (CC).
□ Test the connection by pulling down on the arm to
ensure it does not come loose from the wall.
AA
Masonry
Drill Bit
Wood
Drill Bit
A
CC
BB