Pollard 334 User manual

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334 - Wall Mount Bench
Assembly Instructions
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Large Bracket Small Bracket
3’-6’ Benches (2)
7‘-9’ Benches (3)
6’ Benches (1)
7-10’ Benches (2)
1” Lag Screws attach
through top holes
into bench seat
1” Lag Screws attach
through top holes
into bench seat
⁄” x 2”Hex Head Screws
attach through rear holes
into wall studs.
⁄” x 2”Hex Head Screws
attach through rear holes
into wall studs.
3/8” x 2” Hex Head
Machine Screw
Brackets Maple Seat
Includes:
x3
Tools Needed:
wrench at head screwdriver power drill
#14 - 1” Hex
Head Lag Screw
Per Large Bracket
x2Per Small Bracket
x3Per Large Bracket
x2Per Small Bracket

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After seat is in place, make sure bench is square and then, tighten all bolts.
Wall Mount Brackets are designed to mount to standard wall studs using 3/8” x 2” Hex Head Lag
Screws. Standard spacing of wall studs is 16”. Recommended Spacing of brackets and subsequent
overhang of seat depends on the length of the Bench Seat. As a general rule, heavy duty angle brack-
ets should be mounted approximately every 3-4 studs. Where additional strip brackets are supplied
they should be mounted to the stud closest to the center point between the (2) outer angle brackets.
Where (3) Angle brackets are provided, the center angle bracket should be mounted to the stud
closest to the center of the outer brackets. It is recommended that pilot holes be drilled, and only the
rst lag screw attached, before checking to make sure brackets are level, then proceed with remaining
lag screws. After again checking to make sure brackets are level, center locker room bench seat on
brackets and use #14 -1” Hex head lag screws to attach seat. NOTE: Below spacing is recommended but
actual spacing will vary depending on placement of wall studs. All brackets can also be mounted to
concrete or brick walls, but hardware is not provided.
3’ LRB Brackets-from center of bracket to center of bracket-should be spaced 30-1/2” apart leaving approximately 2” of overhang on the far side of each
bracket. 4’ LRB-from center of bracket to center of bracket- should be spaced 46-1/2” apart with little to no overhang of seat. 5’ LRB –from center of
bracket to center of bracket- should be spaced 46-1/2” apart as well with approximately 6” of overhang on each side. 6’ LRB-from center of bracket to
center of bracket-should be spaced 63” apart with approximately 4-1/2” of overhang. NOTE: Strip bracket should be placed approximately 31” from each
angle bracket and mounted to center stud. 7’-8’ LRB come with (3) Heavy Duty Angle Brackets which should be spaced accordingly. Outer brackets for 7’
LRB should be 78-1/2” apart with overhang of approximately 2”. The 3rd angle bracket on one of center studs. 8’ LRB should have outer brackets 94-1/2”
apart with center bracket splitting the dierence and mounted to the stud approximately 46-1/2” in from each side.
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