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A hammer is the only tool you will need to hang your new tackboard.
Place your tackboard in position on the wall. Start at one top corner approximately 3" down from the top edge and 3" in from the side edge. At the intersecting point, drive a brad at a slight downward angle through the board and into the wall. DON'T OVERHAMMER, JUST SNUG THE BRAD FLUSH TO THE BOARD'S FACE.
Level your board. Repeat the nailing process at the other top corner while holding the top edge flat against the wall. Hold your board flat to remove any bowing and repeat the nailing process in the bottom two corners.
If needed use additional brads to remove any objectionable bows in your board.
You can hide the brad heads on the face of the board. Using the extra brad we supplied, gently and carefully "pick" out the fabric around the heads of the brads until they are completely covered and hidden.
To move or remove your board, simply slide your hand behind the board and gently work the board off the wall at each brad. The brads will either come off with the board or will pull through the board and remain in the wall. The board can be rehung using the original brads.
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Quick start
- You only need a hammer and the supplied brads.
- Hold the board in place and drive a brad at a slight downward angle about 3" down and 3" in from one top corner; snug it flush, do not overhammer.
- Level the board and nail the other top corner while holding the top edge flat to the wall.
- Hold the board flat to remove bowing and nail the two bottom corners.
- Add brads if needed to remove any remaining bows.
- Hide the brad heads by gently picking the fabric over them with the spare brad.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Likely cause | Fix (from the manual) |
|---|---|---|
| Board bows away from the wall | Board not held flat while nailing. | Hold the board flat while nailing the bottom corners and add brads where needed to remove objectionable bows. Page 2 |
Frequently asked questions
What tools do I need to hang the 12UV44-W199 tackboard?
Only a hammer; brads are supplied. See page 2.
Where do the brads go?
About 3" down from the top edge and 3" in from the side at each corner, driven at a slight downward angle. See page 2.
Can I move the tackboard later?
Yes. Slide your hand behind it and gently work it off at each brad. It can be rehung with the original brads. See page 2.
