3i Corporation Pegasus NX, Installation Manual

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4. A fully secured wall bracket looks straight, see image C.
Mounting Bracket on a Timber Stud Wall
The only difference when mounting the bracket to a plaster wall is that you must position the wall bracket so that it is
attached to the middle of a timber stud. The plaster itself might not handle the weight of Pegasus™ NX due to its poor
strength so using the timber studs is necessary.
To mount bracket on a timber stud wall
1. To identify the studs, use a stud finder or tap the wall gently to locate studs using a hammer and nail.
2. Once this is done drill the mounting holes in the centre point of the timber stud, and then secure the wall bracket
by screwing the coach screws in the clockwise direction into the wall with a screw driver.
3. Now, the next step is to attach Pegasus™ NX to the wall bracket. Follow the instructions provided in the next
section.
Tip
Use an electronic stud finder to find the outside edges of the two studs on which you want to attach your wall
mount. Use masking tape to temporarily stick the mounting template to the wall at your pencil marks and use
a level to keep your pencil marks straight. Then use the mounting template to measure the exact height you
want to mount Pegasus NX on the wall. Measure from the floor up. Make sure the template is centered on the
studs before drilling the mounting holes.