7
for mono and duo (fig7)
for long, compact and mini (fig6)
for mono and duo (fig7)
for long, compact and mini (fig6)
Wall bracket
Wall bracket
Installation
Step 4 – Fixing to a stud wall
4.1
Double check to ensure you have sufficient clearance and the area is free from
pipes and other obstructions.
4.2
Locate the vertical studs in your wall.
4.3
Determine if you need to adjust your product width.
The mount hole centres vary for the Supa
Fold range (refer to table on page 5).
You may need to reduce the width of your Supa
Fold to match existing stud
centres, (refer to step 7 on page 11 for details).
4.4
Mark the position of the mount bracket’s hole centres on the wall, (corresponding
with the stud positions) (
Fig. 5
).
4.5
Drill the correct size holes in your wall to suit the fasteners being used.
• For timber stud walls we recommend using four 8mm (5/16") x 75mm (3")
long wood screws.
• For other stud and wall construction materials we recommend you consult your
local hardware store for the appropriate fasteners.
• When drilling into timber studs, always drill a pilot hole to reduce the chance
of the studs splitting.
It is critical that your Supa
Fold mount brackets are securely fastened to the vertical
studs in your wall. Appropriate fasteners must be used, strong enough to support
full loads of wet washing.
Fig. 5
Stud centres and
mount hole centres
must match
