PB TEEN Hannah beauty station User manual

Hannah beauty station
Max. Load: 50lbs.
Parts Included:
A
B
C
Wall-mount Bracket
Anchors
Screws
1PC
2PCS
2PCS
Tools required (not included): Screwdriver, Level, Tape measure, Pencil, Stud-Finder
This item is meant to be mounted to a wall using a French cleat mounting system which includes a wall-mounted
cleat and a product-mounted cleat. The wall-mounted cleat is mounted to the wall using the provided fasteners and
is thereafter used to engage with and support the product-mounted cleat to safely hold the item against the wall.
The wall-mounted cleat includes a sharp edge that must be facing up and away from the wall for this French cleat
mounting system to work properly. Also, the wall-mounted cleat includes an optional locking groove which is
designed to receive the head of a screw secured to
the product, as explained below:
A) With the help of one or two people, hold this
item against a wall at a desired location. Use
a level to make sure that the item is level and
then use a pencil to mark the wall along the
entire top edge. Carefully set the item aside.
B) On the backside of the item, position the wall-
mounted cleat so that it is engaged with the
product-mounted cleat located about three
inches down from the top of the item. Note, the
cleats may already be secured to each other.
Use a tape-measure to measure the distance
between the bottom of the wall-mounted cleat
cleat and the top of the item, as shown. This is
“Measurement (A)”.
Note: This item is meant for drywall/wood stud
mounting only. If your walls are made from concrete,
brick or plaster, please consult your local hardware
store for assistance. For safety and ease of
mounting, installation is recommended using two
people.

C) Use a tape measure and a pencil to make a “lower line” below the line of Step (A) that is spaced a distance
equal to “Measurement (A)”. Use a level to confirm that the lower line is level and then align the lower edge
of the wall-mounted cleat with the lower line. Make sure that the cleat is oriented with the sharp edge
facing up and away from the wall and centered along the lower line.
D) Hold the cleat at this position and then use a long sharp tool to mark the wall through the two holes located
along the cleat. Set the cleat aside. The two marks on the wall are the locations for the mounting
hardware.
E) The anchors that come with this item cannot penetrate wood. Therefore we have to determine if the two
marks of Step (D) happen to align with a wood stud. If either do (use a stud-finder to determine this), take
note so that in the next step you will only use a screw at that location, not an anchor.
F) For each of the two marks that does not align with a stud, we have to install an anchor into the wall. To do
this, position the tip of a provided anchor against the wall at one of the marks and then firmly push the
anchor into the wall as you rotate it clockwise. The anchor is designed to drive itself into the wall as it is
rotated. Continue rotating the anchor until the wide end becomes even with the surface of the wall. Repeat
this step with the other anchors and non-stud aligning marks.
G) Hold the cleat against the wall so that the two holes align with the installed anchors and wall-marks. Make
sure that the sharp edge of the cleat faces up and away from the wall. Use a screwdriver to secure a screw
through each hole of the cleat and either directly into the wall or into an installed anchor. Rotate each
screw clockwise until tight so that the wall-mounted cleat is firmly secured to the wall.
H) There should be a “locking” screw centrally located on the rear panel of the item, just below the cleat. This
locking screw is designed to engage the locking channel of the wall-mounted cleat. With the help of another
person, lift the item against the wall so that the head of the locking screw engages the locking channel of
the wall-mounted cleat. Lower the item down to engage the two cleats. The item should now be supported
by the two cleats. The locking channel will allow the item to move about 2 inches to the left or right. When
doing so, the locking screw will prevent accidentally separation of the two engaged cleats. Note, use of the
locking screw is optional. You can remove the screw if you wish and just lift the item to engage the two
cleats. For most applications, the two engaged cleats will safely hold the item to the wall.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
•Dust often using a soft, dry cloth
•Do not use glass cleaner, abrasives, wax or household cleaners as they may damage the finish on the product.
Thank you for your purchase.
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