DRYWALL INSTALLATION (TIMBER SUPPORTS):
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Adjustable spanner/socket set
• Philips head screwdriver
• Power drill
• High speed 3mm drill bit
• Spirit level (included) and pencil
MASONRY INSTALLATION:
• Adjustable spanner/socket set
• Philips head screwdriver
• Power drill with hammer function
• 8mm Masonry drill bit
• Spirit level (included) and pencil
• Hammer
Tools Required
Using Spirit Level
Use the supplied spirit level to level your TV Wall mount before installation.
Step 1: Remove Front Part from Mount
Remove the front part of the mount from the back part by removing the wing nuts and washers shown (see Fig.1).
Place the wing nuts and washers in a safe location.
Step 2: Fix Wall Plate to Wall
A. INSTALLING IN DRYWALL (TIMBER SUPPORTS)
WARNING: If attaching this TV Wall Mount using this method, you MUST position the wall plate over a wall stud. The
Crest Company will not accept any damages that may occur and holds no responsibility for incorrectly installed TV
Wall Mounts.
1. Locate the centre of two adjacent timber studs. Crest recommends the use of a stud finder (not included).
(NOTE: You must use the centre of the stud to avoid cracking or splitting the timber during installation).
2. Mark 3 fixing holes over the stud centre using the wall plate as a guide. Ensure Wall Plate is straight and level.
3. Pre-drill holes to a depth of 75mm using a high speed 3mm drill bit. If installing in hardwood, larger diameter and deeper
holes may be required.
4. Attach the Wall Plate using the screws (A) (see Figure 2). Do not over tighten.
B. INSTALLING IN MASONRY
WARNING: Ensure you have a minimum of 35mm of actual concrete/brick thickness in the hole for the anchors.
Do not drill into mortar joints. Installer must verify that the supporting surface will safely support the combined
weight of the mount and TV.
1. Mark 3 fixing holes using the Wall Plate as a guide. Ensure Wall Plate is straight and level.
2. Pre-drill holes to a minimum depth of 75mm using 8mm masonry drill bit. Clean out holes.
3. Fully insert the concrete anchors (B). Tap in with hammer if required.
4. Attach the Wall Plate using the screws (A) (see Figure 3). Do not over tighten.
Figure 1
