pedestal Cane User manual

Assembly
Guide
Cane

Tools
: Wrench (Provided in the hardware bag)
: Hex key (Provided in the hardware bag)
: Table
: So cloth or blanket
: Spirit level
: Assiing friend
Congratulations on your new Pedeal produ.
We welcome you on our journey towards creating flexible
interior design solutions for tv-screens.
Back in the day, televisions were design objes –
beautifully made, and put on dilay. But somewhere
along the line, we began to care less about how they look.
Mo of us have a big screen at home. Personally,
we love them. We watch, zap, and binge with a single click.
But making them look good? Now, that’s a challenge.
Mounts, pods, links, ands, call them what you want.
Those things that hold your screen can really ruin your
feng shui. Seing up your screen at home can feel like
choosing between a living room — or a screening room.
So, we founded Pedeal.
We’re a small team of people who design furniture that
hold screens, inired by th century indurial aehetics.
They should look good and work ju right. That’s it.
You will need the tools listed below:
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Cane
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1.0 1.1Mount brackets Mount brackets detail
Parts
Task
 x M x  mm bolts
 x M Nuts
Mount the brackets horizontally onto both sides as shown.
Tighten all conneions.
Detailed view of ep 1.0.

2.0 Mount crossbar
Task
Mount crossbar as shown.
Tighten all conneions.
Parts
 x M x  mm
3.0 Mount to wall
Parts
Task
 x Wall mounting screws
 x Wall plugs
Mark the placement of the holes on the suension brackets, using
a irit level and a pencil. Drill four Ø mm holes and insert the
included wall plugs. Faen the screen mount to the wall, using
the included screws.
WARNING!
Incorre assembly and inallation of the wall mount can cause damage to the aached equipment and its surroundings. To prevent the wall
mount from detaching from the wall, the produ mu be mounted with the corre plugs and screws. The included universal plugs and screws
may, in rare inances, not be suitable for your wall. Use screws and plugs suitable for your walls. If you are uncertain, seek professional advice.
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4.0 4.1Mount TV brackets TV brackets ing
Parts
Task
Place your screen facing backside up on a tabletop with
a so cloth or blanket between the two in order to prote both.
Mount the TV brackets vertically using the fiing holes.
For corre fit, see ep .
 x suitably sized bolts
 x M/M washers
At lea  x suitably sized acers
Correct t
Incorrect t
Do not panic!
You will not need all of the remaining hardware.
The large seleion of remaining hardware is to
accommodate as many dierent screens as possible.
For a corre fit you will have to identify the right combination
of provided acers, washers and bolts.
Place the acers between the screen and the brackets
to ensure that the brackets do not touch the screen.
If for inance your screen has a curved backside, you might
have to use more than one layer of acers.
Now screw the appropriately dimensioned bolts with washers
through the brackets and acers into the threaded holes on
the backside of the screen. Tighten the bolts until you have a
snug fit. Be sure not to overtighten. The bolts mu not reach
the boom of the threaded holes. Overtightening might cause
damage to your screen.
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5.0 Mount TV All done
Task
Place your screen on the wall bracket.

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