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Which board assembly instructions should you use?

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Z Clip Install Instructions

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Note: Install Masonry Anchors (D) into 1/4” Diameter predrill holes for masonry walls.

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Install Drywall Anchors (E) into 1/4” Diameter predrill holes for sheet rock walls.

Lift, Tilt, and Slide Board down over the Z-Hangers. Z-Hangers should catch in the top trim on the back of the board. Draw line along bottom edge of board.

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Bottom Edge of Board

Determine board location. Measure from floor to the top edge of board. Mark with pencil line the corner location. Measure down from top edge of board 3/4”, and draw line as shown. Locate stud near each end of board and drill pilot hole along line using 1/8” drill bit.

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Z Brackets hang in the trim on back of board

Lift and remove board from the Z-Hangers. Measure up from bottom line of board 1-1/8”, and draw line as shown. Locate stud near each end of board and drill pilot hole along line using 1/8” drill bit.

Attach Z-Hangers (E) using Long Screws (A) as shown.

  1. Secure 2 bottom brackets (F) to the wall using 2 6. Secure board to bottom

long screws (A) as shown. Hang board on the Z-Hangers (E).

Screw Anchor - Concrete (For Concrete walls)

Screw Anchor - Drywall (For Drywall)

brackets (F) using 2 short screws (B) as shown.

Z Clip Install

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L Clip Install Instructions

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Note: Install Masonry Anchors (D) into 1/4” Diameter predrill holes for masonry walls.

Install Drywall Anchors (E) into 1/4” Diameter predrill holes for sheet rock walls.

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Bottom Edge of Board

1 Determine board location. Measure from floor to

the bottom edge of board. Mark with pencil line the corner location. Measure up from bottom edge of board 1-1/4” and draw line as shown. Locate stud near each end of board and drill pilot holes along line using 1/8” drill bit. See diagram below.

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16” min. 3” 24” max.

Angle Bracket

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Equally Spaced

Angle Bracket Locations on Board

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3 Set board on the Angle

Lift and remove board from the angle brackets. Measure down from top line of board 1” and draw line as shown. Locate stud near each end of board and drill pilot hole along line using 1/8” drill bit.

Brackets. Draw line along top edge of board.

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Long Screws (B) as shown.

L Clip Install

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5 Secure top Angle Brackets (A) to the wall using 6 Secure

top brackets (A) using short

long screws (B) as shown. Follow diagram in

  1. Set board on the bottom angle brackets.

screws (C) as shown.

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Attention

Please read and follow these instructions! Failure to follow these instructions will void your warranty and could result in board failure and possible injury.

  1. Always use the correct supplied mounting hardware for the type wall your board will be mounted on.
  2. Use the correct stated predrill for the type anchor you will be using.
  3. The Angle Brackets and Z Clips MUST be installed according to the layout and spacing as shown below.

NOTE: For more information, please refer to our web-site: www.partsandinstructions.com

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Proper L-Clip Layout

Your top and bottom L-Clip layouts should be spaced like this for an 8’ wide board.

If you don’t use this number of L-Clips on top and bottom, your board could end up like this. Please follow these installation directions.

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Quick start

  1. Check page 1 to choose the L-Clip or Z-Clip instructions, and use the supplied hardware for your wall type. Put masonry anchors (D) or drywall anchors (E) into 1/4" predrilled holes.
  2. Z-Clip: Mark the top edge of the board, measure down 3/4" and draw a line. Drill 1/8" pilot holes at a stud near each end and attach the Z-hangers with long screws (A).
  3. Z-Clip: Lift, tilt and slide the board down over the Z-hangers so they catch in the top trim, then draw a line along the bottom edge.
  4. Z-Clip: Remove the board, measure up 1-1/8" from the bottom line, drill pilot holes and secure 2 bottom brackets (F) with long screws (A). Rehang the board and fasten it to the bottom brackets with 2 short screws (B).
  5. L-Clip: Mark the bottom edge, measure up 1-1/4", drill 1/8" pilot holes at the studs, and attach half of the angle brackets with long screws (B), equally spaced (16" min., 24" max.).
  6. L-Clip: Set the board on the brackets and mark its top edge. Remove it, measure down 1", drill pilot holes and secure the top angle brackets (A) with long screws (B).
  7. L-Clip: Set the board on the bottom brackets and secure it to the top and bottom brackets with short screws (C).

Frequently asked questions

What anchors do I use for drywall or masonry walls?

Install masonry anchors (D) for masonry walls or drywall anchors (E) for sheet rock walls, each in a 1/4" diameter predrilled hole. See page 2.

How do the Z-Clips hold the board?

The Z-hangers on the wall catch in the top trim on the back of the board, and two bottom brackets secure the lower edge with short screws. See page 2.

How should the L-Clips be spaced?

Angle brackets must follow the layout shown: equally spaced, with the diagram showing 16" minimum and 24" maximum spacing. Page 5 shows the proper top and bottom layout for an 8' wide board. See page 3 and page 5.

What size pilot holes do I drill into the studs?

Use a 1/8" drill bit for the pilot holes in both methods. See page 2.

What happens if I don't follow the mounting instructions?

Failure to follow them voids the warranty and could result in board failure and possible injury. See page 4.