Bramwell Brown Tide Clock, Instruction Manual

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Position the drilling guide to match the desired clock outline. (If
you have some masking tape to hold the guide to the wall this
would make things easier!)
You can then mark the wall through the card (perhaps with the
tip of a nail) and remove the template prior to drilling on the
newly marked location.
Please take care to ensure you use a drill bit, wall plugs and
screws that are appropriate to your wall type as well as taking
appropriate safety precautions when using a drill. This includes
ensuring the section of wall is suitable to drill into, for example,
free of electrical wires. Take advice if necessary or ask a
professional for help!
Finally, once your screw is securely in place in the wall, remind
yourself where, on the backcover of the clock, the slotted screw
hole is. (See above image for guidance.) This is where your
screw head needs to nestle inside of. We recommend you hold
the clock at head height and peer round the back so you can
guide the screw head into the slotted screw hole. The patterned
backcover is more than strong enough to hold the clock once
the screw head is in place.
You can now stand back and enjoy your new piece of
Mechanimated artwork!
Top tip: make a note of the unique reference number on the
back of your clock before you hang it on the wall! You will
then have it easily to hand when registering the clock for its
extended warranty on our website.
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