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3.  To install wall brackets, drill with 1/8” inch bit at pre-marked 

hole locations as shown in Figure G. Do not drill thru the 
ladder leg. Next, insert #10 pan head screws through brackets 
as shown to secure them to the ladder. Repeat on remaining 

five locations. Attached bracket should look like Figure H.

4.  Fully assembled ladder will look like Figure I. You are now 

ready to attach the ladder to a wall. Ladder should be 
attached to wall by experienced personnel.

 

 

USING THE OPTIONAL HANDLES AND STRAPS

Several CoreAlign exercises (included in your CoreAlign 

instructions) require optional handles and straps for support. To 
attach them to the ladder, place the loop-end around the outside 
end of a long dowel. Choose the desired height for the handles 
and wrap the rope around the ladder and/or dowel until desired 
length is reached. To adjust, simply move the looped end to a 
different dowel. Be certain they are secure before using.

VERTICAL STORAGE OPTION USING THE HANDLES  

AND STRAPS

To store your CoreAlign vertically, move the carts to the end 

nearest the ladder and attach all resistance bands. Move the unit 
about 8-10” away from the ladder. On each side of the ladder, 
place the loop-end of the ropes on the long dowel, second from 
the bottom. Tip the unit until it is on its end. Diagonally wrap 
each rope around the unit and secure the handle on the top long 
dowel (Figure J).  

 

Note

: A mat may be used underneath to prevent any scratches to 

the floor.

Questions? Call Balanced Body technical support at 1-800-745-
2837 (USA and Canada) or +1-916-388-2838 (all other countries). 
Email: [email protected].

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Fig. H

Fig. G

Fig. I

77”

44.5”

13”

Fig. J

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