Wooden studs run vertically inside the wall, 16 inches apart, behind the drywall or plaster.
The wall bracket must be mounted to a wooden stud, or the bracket could fall out and
damage your display or cause personal harm.
1.
Use a stud finder to locate the
edges of the wooden stud, and
mark the center.
2.
Place the wall bracket template
up to the marked locations, and
tape it to the wall. Use the
provided bubble level to make
sure the template is level before
drilling. Use a pencil to mark the
four locations as shown, and
place a piece of tape over each
mark.
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3.
Use a 1/4-inch (6 mm) wood drill
bit to predrill the four anchor
locations as shown, 3.5 inches
(90 mm) deep, and then clean
out the debris from the holes.
4.
Remove the template, and screw
only the top two anchor screws
into the wall, leaving a 5 mm gap
between the wall and screw’s
head.
Attaching the Wall Bracket to Wooden Studs (cont.)
5.
Seat the wall bracket onto
the two anchor screws,
using the two seating
holes.
6.
Insert the bottom two
anchor screws through
the washers and the wall
brackets’ mounting holes,
and screw them into the
predrilled support holes
until secure.
7.
Screw in the top two anchor screws the rest of the way
until secure. Use the wrench to further tighten the anchor
screws, but do not overtighten.
Wall bracket mounted to wooden stud, with correct screw
placement.
