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16. Use a level to ensure the pan is level in the
wall. If not, you will need to adjust your saw
cuts to allow it to sit level. Once the pan is
level, push the pan in as far as it will go and
use a pencil to mark all 4 holes (2 on the left
and 2 on the right) in the sides of the pan.
Mark the holes well enough to see them
clearly once you remove the pan. Remove
the pan from the wall and set to the side.
17 . Use a power drill with a 1/8" wood bit to drill
1-1/2" deep pilot holes into the studs at the
lower marks on both sides of the opening.
These holes will serve as guides for the
1-1/2" hex lag screws.
18. Use a power drill with a 1/4" wood bit to drill a
1-1/2" deep pilot hole into the studs at the
upper marks on both sides of the opening.
Be certain to keep the drill level and straight
as you drill these holes. These holes will
serve as the pilot holes for the 3/8" x 1-3/4"
hex lag screw you use to attach the tri-d-ring
to the stud. Replace the stud if it is split,
splintered or shows any sign of weakness.
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