PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES
Please read these instructions before you begin with the
assembly and installation.
The best way to assemble and to install is with the help
of an additional person. The metal parts and the support
plate are heavy and can be scratched easily if not installed
with the required caution. Also pay attention to the high
risk of injury for your feet caused by falling parts! Protect
yourself with the appropriate footwear (hard-toed safety
shoes).
The
wall
upon which you intend to mount the stand
should be
as flat as possible
where the wall plate will be
placed and
not inclined.
Check this with a spirit level
before starting the installation.
The load-bearing capacity is strongly dependent on
the quality of the wall and the correct choice of the
fastening system!
For installation on the most common construction
materials, five expansion sockets (Fischer
®
Duo power
10 × 80) are included in the shipment.
For panels and bigger cavities, we recommend the use
of fastening systems specially adapted to your wall.
You will find detailed information on the selection and
installation of the anchors on the manufacturer page
https://www.fischer.co.uk/en-gb.
The maximum net load of the STOIC wall mount is
approximately 100 kg when mounted on a concrete
or solid brick wall.
In case you are unsure regarding the condition of your
walls or when choosing the right fastening system, please
be sure to consult an experienced craftsman or specialist
dealer. If you’re not confident of your own technical skills
let the assembly be done by an experienced craftsman.
The wall bracket made of stainless steel was cleaned
before shipment to you. For this reason, the stainless steel
wall bracket is only to be touched with gloves. Polished
stainless steel is tarnishing over time. If necessary, clean
the frame with a stainless steel cleaner. A wall bracket
made of powder coated steel is best cleaned with a damp
cloth and a little detergent.
INSTALLATION
GUIDELINES
ASSEMBLY OF THE WALL BRACKET
Place the metal frame on a soft support on a table top so
that the rear part with the thread holes is directed to you
over the edge of the table. The stickers with the arrow on
the frame and the wall plate must point upwards. Fasten
the wall plate to the metal frame with the four machine
screws supplied and tighten all four screws with the
supplied Allen
®
bit.
INSTALLATION
Drill the holes
as precisely as possible at the specified
positions
as the holes in the wall plate allow little room
for subsequent adjustment.
A
stencil
is included for the easy determination of the
positions of the drill holes. Use a spirit level to align the
stencil. You may fix the stencil to the wall with the steel
nails and then drill the pilot holes through the stencil.
Do not use the percussion drill setting for hollow or brick
walls!
The holes should be at least an inch lower than the
dowel is long. Important for a good hold of the dowels is
that you remove the drilling dust from the holes e.g. with a
vacuum cleaner. Insert the dowels into the drill holes and
push them into the holes with a small hammer until they are
even with the wall.
Fasten the
wall bracket
with the five countersunk head
screws. Do not fully tighten the screws yet. First re-check
the correct orientation of the wall bracket with the spirit
level and adjust it if necessary by a light impulse with a
rubber hammer on the frame. Then tighten the screws as
far as possible and overwind the screws so that the dowel
can spread.
Place the four
steel spikes
that are supplied, with the tip
up into the frame and fix them only slightly with the M6
nuts from below.
Carefully place the
support plate
on the spikes. Before
placing a stone plate, protect the metal by placing soft
cloths over the frame.
Make sure that the spikes slide into the spike receptacles
on the underside of the support plate. If necessary, the
spike positions must be corrected by loosening and shifting.
WALL BRACKET
