Step 8.
Mounting VersaClimber to a cement wall. Mark a line horizontally
75
inches from the floor.
Step 9.
Attach the brackets to VersaClimber using the four bolts, washers
and nuts provided. Center the four bolts to allow adjustment
forward and backwards.
Step 10.
Stand the VersaClimber and rest the attached wall mount bracket
on the center line you have marked on the wall. The front base
holes on the VersaClimber should be 38 inches from the wall. This
distance may vary depending on the wall, base boards, and or
where the bracket is positioned.
Step 11.
Mark the three holes on the centerline. Remove the VersaClimber
and carefully place to the side. Drill the three holes using 1/2”
cement dril bit at least 1 inch deep.
Step 12.
Tap in the three lag shields supplied. Place the VersaClimber back
into place aligning the three holes and secure with three 5/16” lag
bolts pluse washers supplied.
Step 13.
The VersaClimber is now secured to the wall. You can adjust
the VersaClimber closer or farther from the wall to avoid
small obstructions. The closer the VersaClimber is to the wall
the more stable it will be.
Adjust the VersaClimber if necessary. Determine if the base
needs to be secured to the floor for extra stability. Climb onto
the VersaClimber to see if the base moves. If you want to
secure to the floor, continue to next step.
Step 14.
After you have adjusted the bracket mark the two front base
holes on the floor.
Step 15.
You must remove the VersaClimber from the wall in order to
drill the holes into the floor. Carefully set VersaClimber off to
the side. If you have wood floor, drill two holes with 3/16” drill
at least 1 inch deep.
(CEMENT FLOOR)
If you have a cement floor, drill two holes with 1/2” cement
drill at least 1” deep, and tap in two lag shields supplied.
Step 16.
Replace and secure the VersaClimber back to the wall
making sure bottom holes are aligned. Secure base using
washers supplied. Make sure all bolts and lags are tight.
NOTE:
The two that go into the ground, may or
may not be needed. Our hardware may
not accommodate your wall, please
consult with a contractor.
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For cement walls follow steps 8-12
