6
Step One
Keep
the
top
of
the
fireplace
at
least
3
feet
away
from
the
ceiling
or
other
objects
for
optimum
heat
ventilation.
Remove
the
front
frame
from
the
fireplace
and
place
it
away
safely
so
that
it
does
not
become
damaged.
For
optimum
viewing,
place
four
marks
on
the
wall
with
respect
to
the
recommended
fixed
dimensions
for
the
top
screws
(see
figure
below).
Note:
use
a
level
when
marking
the
positions
of
the
holes
to
ensure
that
the
bracket
is
mounted
horizontally.
22 inch
11 inch
41
in
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Step Two
Make
sure
the
area
to
be
drilled
does
not
have
any
hidden
electrical
wires
or
water
and
gas
pipes.
The
screws
provided
is
for
concrete
walls
only;
please
use
suitable
fixings
for
your
wall
type.
If
in
doubt,
contact
a
qualified
hardware
expert.
Drill
holes
into
the
wall
with
respect
to
the
four
markings
and
then
insert
the
screw
anchors.
Next,
place
the
bracket
onto
the
wall
such
that
the
holes
are
aligned.
Insert
the
appropriate
screws
into
the
wall
and
then
tighten
them
with
a
screwdriver.
Step Three
Using
the
two
supplied
(small)
black
screws,
attach
the
lower
fixing
bracket
to
the
base
of
the
fireplace
such
that
the
bracket
is
fitted
to
be
level
with
the
back.
Carefully
lift
up
the
fireplace
onto
the
top
rear
ledge
of
the
fireplace.
Once
the
ledge
latches
onto
the
wall
bracket
and
is
evenly
balanced,
gently
bring
the
fireplace
down
against
the
wall.
Mark
two
positions
on
the
wall
for
two
holes
to
match
the
lower
fixing
bracket
holes.
Once
the
positions
are
properly
marked,
remove
the
fireplace.
Drill
holes
into
the
marked
position
on
the
wall
and
then
insert
the
screw
anchors.
Put
the
fireplace
on
the
wall
and
fasten
the
bottom
fixing
bracket
to
the
wall
using
the
provided
screws
to
permanently
fix
the
fireplace
in
place
.
