WARNING
Failure to securely fasten all the brackets to the wall could result in the collapse
of the awning and cause personal injury or death.
Preparing for Mounting
1. Now that all of your holes are drilled, then insert the expansion bolts.
2. It may be necessary to drive the bolts in with a wooden (or other non-metallic)
mallet.
If a mallet is necessary for installation, we recommend placing the nut on
the screw (loosely) before hammering to avoid damaging the bolt threads.
2. Using a 14mm masonry drill bit, drill the first bolt hole approximately 8 cm
deep, as shown in the diagram. This must be drilled through solid brick or
concrete to offer the necessary support for the awning.
All bolt holes must be aligned vertically and horizontally to ensure that the
awning hangs straight.
Double check alignment before drilling if you are not certain.
The diameter and depth of your mounting holes must be the same size as the
expansion bolts.
3. Drill the remaining holes exactly as in step 2.
Drilling the Bolt Holes
1. Now that you have a straight level line
across the wall with the locations of the
wall brackets and their bolt holes marked,
you can drill holes to mount the brackets.
Drill 8 cm deep
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