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INSTALLATION
Layout and Drilling
1.
Determine general location of the display.
2.
Use a stud finder to find the nearest wall studs if applicable and mark their location.
NOTE: Stud sizes must be a minimum of 2"x4" and covered with no more than 3/8" thick dry wall.
3.
Tape template flat and level to wall surface, aligning the template's slots with the stud markings on the wall.
NOTE: Template corners fold up to catch debris.
4.
Use a pen or pointed object to mark bore locations.
ATTENTION: Before drilling, verify there is a minimum of 1-3/8" of concrete thickness to be used for the concrete
anchors. Ensure to mount in a solid part of the block, generally 1" minimum from the side of the block.
Cinder block must meet ASTM C-90 specifications.
ATTENTION: Concrete must be 2500-3000 psi density minimum. Lighter density concrete may not hold concrete anchor.
ATTENTION: A standard electric drill on slow setting should be used to drill the holes instead of a hammer drill to avoid
breaking out the back of the hole when entering a void or cavity.
5.
Drill holes
(Figure
1):
NOTE: Use 3/32" bit for drilling into wooden studs (x4).
NOTE: Use 5/16" bit for drilling into concrete wall (x6).
NOTE: Two additional holes and provided anchors are needed for concrete installs.
ATTENTION: Be sure to drill holes centered within studs. Do not drill into mortar joints.
Wall Mounting of Arm Assembly
1.
If needed, hammer concrete anchors (C) into wall (Figure 1).
2.
Apply washers (B) to lag bolts (A).
3.
Hold Arm Assembly in place while applying lag bolts (A) with
washers (B).
NOTE: A properly mounted Arm Assembly will be oriented so that its Keyed Notches side of the
Arm Assembly Head Mount is upward.
4.
Tighten bolts snugly without overtightening.
CAUTION: Overtightening can damage the bolts and reduce their holding strength. Refer to the mounting template for
specifics.
Mounting to a Concrete Wall
Mounting to a Wood Stud Wall
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concrete
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