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• The maximum wall covering thickness; such as gypsum drywall, lath,
plastic, etc. should not be greater than 16mm (wood stud walls) or 10mm
(masonry walls).
• Do not mount to drywall alone.
• Examine the wall you want to install the mount to before you start
installation. Make sure that there are no hidden power supply cables, gas
pipes, water pipes or other objects hidden in the wall that might be hit by
the drill, screws or other hardware.
• For wood stud walls: This mount is designed to be mounted to 2" X 4"
and Grade No. 2, wood studs that are spaced 16" on center. Wood studs
should be 2" x 4", at minimum: 1.5" X 3.5" (38 mm X 89 mm).
Only install the product into wood studs which meet the requirement of
American Softwood Lumber Standard No. PS20, never install on plywood.
• For concrete walls: The bracket must be installed into a solid concrete
wall. Make sure the concrete wall is suited for Standard Test Method for
Compression Strength of Cylindrical Concrete Specimens, ASTM C39, or
equivalent.
• This product should never be mounted to metal framing studs or bricks.
• If the mounting bracket will be attached to any structure other than
specified in this manual, only a licensed professional contractor/installer
should perform this installation. The supporting structure must support,
at minimum, four times the combined weight of the mounting bracket
and TV. It is the responsibility and liability of the installer to ensure the
suitability of the supporting structure.
• Never install into furniture! This can lead to instability resulting in person-
al injuries and/or damage.
7. Always support the TV with your hands when making adjustments. Make
sure to tighten screws and other connections well, but do not over-tight-
en them. Never use an electric tool to tighten screws and nuts.
8. Once you have mounted the bracket and television, ensure they are
sufficiently secure and safe to use.
Maintenance Users should check and maintain the product frequently
to ensure the flat panel TV and mount work normally, safely and securely.
Make sure the screws are tight every two months.
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