Installation Guide

Determine what pattern you want to create and mount the wall mounting brackets
accordingly. Due to the wall mounting bracket modular design, for best results and easy
installation, start from the left side and keep a space of between 12″ to 18″ (30 to 45 cm)
between each level.
Location is important in growing a Living Wall vertical garden. Growing on a vertical surface
means that the amount of full sunlight may be restricted. Review the location and planting
type that should be planted in the selected location. Also think about where your water
source will be and how easily you can connect to the water supply line.
Once you have determined where your rst wall mounting bracket is to be located, hold it
against the wall and get it level. It is most important that you get it level if you are going
to add more brackets, because a small level error may magnify as the line of wall mounting
brackets grows longer.
We recommend using a minimum of two screws per each mounting bracket and to utilize the
two holes at the top, on the left and right of DIG logo (see illustration). Each mounting bracket
has eight holes but no more than two to four are needed.
Step 1:
Step 2:
If something goes wrong when the planting is completed, remove the pot and sort the
problem out, or even replant and mount it back into its original position. Choose top
quality potting mixes as these will not only drain well but also have good water holding
characteristics. Also these mixes
wet easily and moisture readily
spreads through the whole of the
root zone.
Mounting Bracket Installation Steps
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Use a screwdriver to mount the rst
bracket to the wall or structure using
the screws provided. If attaching to a
solid wall made of brick or concrete,
use a masonry bit to drill the holes.
Once a single wall mounting bracket is
mounted, place an additional bracket
and secure it to the rst one; then
continue mounting all other mounting
brackets using the same method.