Model TC 401 - Parts List
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A. |
2 Support Arm
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| B. |
1 Tool Shelf |
| C. |
2 4" J hook |
| D. |
2 1 /4-20 x 1/2" machine screw |
| E. |
2 1 /4-20 flange nut |
| F. |
4 #10 x 1-1 1 /2" pan head screw |
| G. |
1 8 penny duplex nail (not shown) |
INSTALLATION TIPS
- For garden tool storage,
 must be secured to wall studs.
- For mop, broom and lightweight items only, mount to drywall surfaces with toggle bolts.
- Stud locations vary; select studs at least 10 inches (25cm) from the corner. In the rare case one is not, use Custom Installation.
- For maximum strength, keep a minimum three-hole overlap of the Support Arms.
- No drill? Use the nail provided to make 1 /2" (12mm) deep pilot holes. Tap sides of nail lightly to remove.
- Screws must penetrate studs at least 3/4" (19mm). Soap the screws to ease installation.
- Insert accessory hooks into backside of Support Arms. They cannot fall out.
- For masonry walls, drill out dimples and install with lead anchors.
WARNING! WEAR EYE PROTECTION
WHEN USING A HAMMER OR DRILL!
- Tools can be dangerous! Watch children. You can install the Tool Shelf separately, out of a child's reach, and easily restore it later.
- Store and remove tools carefully. Sharp edged tools should be placed with the sharp edges facing the corner.
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TYPICAL INSTALLATION
| 1. |
Select two wall studs near a corner and assemble to span the distance between them. |
| 2. |
As it overhangs a hard surface, hammer the back of each Support Arm end to match the angle to its stud. |
| 3. |
Make pilot holes and install with screws. |
CUSTOM INSTALLATION
To make any size you like, or if your wall studs are not conveniently located, mount to one or two stud-bridging boards, 1" x 3" or larger, as below.
U.S. Pat. 6,142,320 Other U.S. & foreign pats. pend. |
