Inside Weather ALTO User manual

ALTO SHELF

Gather Your Eggs...
Left Leg
Shelf Body
Right Leg
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Mounting Screws
30mm Hex Screw
L-Bracket
Wood Screw
Mounting Template
The parts shown here are all the available options.
The type and amount of parts you have will be determined by your configuration.
Anchor
Allen Key

Step 1: Attach First Leg
Place your unit upside-down
on a soft surface to protect it.
Insert two 30mm hex screws
into the first leg. Tighten with
the provided Allen key.
If you prefer to mount your unit to the wall without legs, skip to step 5.

Step 2: Attach Second Leg
Step 3: Flip Unit Upright
Repeat the previous
step for the second leg.
Flip your unit upright
onto its legs.

Step 4: Attach Multiple Units
To connect multiple units, install 2 L-brackets per
connection using 3 flat head screws per bracket.
NOTE: Skip this step if you’ll be wall mounting your shelving units.

Step 5: Mounting
Place the mounting template on the
wall in the desired position. Level
the top line (best to use a level -
not included) and tape the entire
template into position.
Check for studs at marked locations.
If your markings land on a stud, omit
the drywall anchor at that location for
future steps.
NOTE: Holes will be 1.75” from the top
of the template and spaced 27” apart.
For multiple units, you’ll want to tape the templates in their desired locations
ensuring the lines are level and not overlapping. You will need to trim off the
excess paper around the frame template with scissors to ensure the units are flush.
For mounting units without legs, you should trim the legs away from the mounting template.
1.75”
27”

Screw the screw into the
wall anchor.
The end will stick out of the
wall for the shelving unit to
mount onto.
Step 8: Reinstall Screw
Screw a wall anchor into the
pre-drilled hole until it is flush
with the wall.
Note: Skip this step if you are drilling
into a stud or wooden wall.
Step 7: Insert Anchor
Screw in a mounting screw at
each of the crosshairs on the
template. Make sure you are
screwing into the wall straight.
Fasten the screw all the way into the
wall, and then remove it. This will be
the opening for your wall anchor.
Repeat for the 2nd crosshair. Remove
the template after all hole locations
are created.
Step 6: Create Pilot Holes

DONE!
Your unit is now securely attached
to the wall and ready to use.
Step 10: Enjoy!
Step 9: Mount to the Wall
Wall Rear of Unit Keyhole Opening
With the back of your console facing the wall, lift the unit and place the head of the
drywall screws into the bottom opening of the keyholes on the back. Press the console
against the wall and slide it down onto the screw until the screws bottom out.
Side View