ARMAC MARTIN Digbeth Hook Instruction sheet

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How to install your Digbeth Hook
Contents
Wall plugs - x2
Hook - x1
No 6 x 16 screws - x2
Allen Key 1.5mm - x1
No 6 x 38 screws - x2
Tools Required
- Appropriate safety equipment i.e. safety glasses
- Spirit level
- Drill
- Screwdriver
- Tape measure
- Pencil
Please note, this hook is suitable for use as a robe hook xed to a wall or xed to kitchen cabinetry as a
tea towel holder.
The load capacity is 5kg.

Step One -Safety
We strongly recommend using a wire or pipe power detector to ensure that
there are no electric cables or water pipes where you intend to position the
hook.
To position your hook vertically, use a tape measure and spirit level to mark
the position for your hook xing plate.
Step Two -Vertical Positioning
Using a pencil and spirit level, draw a line along the wall or cabinet surface
where you intend to mount the hook. Mark the position for the screw holes
with a pencil too.
Step Three -Mark A Line
Use wood drill bit for studded or plasterboard walls or a masonry bit for
stone, brick or breezeblock walls. Drill into the wall on the centre of point of
your pencil screw hold markings. Drill the holes deep enough into the wall
to fully accommodate the wall plugs. Alternatively, use the smaller screws if
tting to wooden cabinetry.
Step Four -Drilling

Step Six -Fix Hook
Screw the Hook Fixing Plate to the surface using a screwdriver and
countersunk screws (provided). Place the Hook over the xing plate.
Secure using a grub screw and Allen key.
Insert the wall plugs into the two drilled holes. Ensure the wall plugs are fully
inserted and sit ush to the surface. This is important so that your hook sits
ush so tap gently with a hammer if needed.
Step Five -Insert Wall Plugs

Finish Care & Cleaning
Thank you for purchasing your Brass Hook from Armac
Martin. Our products are of the nest quality and hand nished.
Please follow the below care guide to maintain the
condition of the product.
Wipe your product down with a soft dry cloth
Do not use abrasive cleaners, ammoniated products, rubbing
alcohol, detergents, astringents, bleach based cleaners, aggressive
chemicals, abrasive cleaning pads, or harsh polishes on the
product