124728-01
Rev. B
05/12
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Figure 5 - Installing Mantel Base
Figure 1 - Attaching Header to Legs
Figure 4 - Installing Top
IMPORTANT: Do not hammer key. For thick walls (over 1/2''
thick) or solid walls , do not pop open wings.
#3 Right Leg
#2 Left Leg
#5 Left
Inside Trim
Red Key
Wall Anchor
Wings
#6 Right
Inside Trim
Finishing Nails
Top Inside
Trim
#1 Top Assembly
Holes for
Mounting
and for
Button
Placement
ASSEMBLING FACE MANTEL
IMPORTANT: More than one person is required to
lift assembled mantel. Lift mantel by top assem-
bly. Lifting by mantel legs could damage mantel.
1. Laytopassemblyonoor,facedown.Placeleftlegover
top assembly (see Figure 1). Align trim to the outside
edge and attach with three 1 1/4'' screws from hardware
package. Repeat with right leg.
2. Carefully stand leg and top assembly upright.
Figure 2 - Folding Anchor Figure 3 - Popping Open Anchor
Wings for Thin Walls
INSTALLING FACE MANTEL
1. Placefacemantelinfrontofreplace.Centeropening
betweenleftandrightlegwithopeningofreplace.
2. Mantelmustbeushwithwall.Removebaseboardand
alter to lift mantel. Baseboard will prevent proper instal-
lation of mantel
3. If holes in legs line up with wall studs, fasten to wall with
3'' screws and proceed to step 6. See Figure 2. If holes do
not line up with wall studs, mark the center of the holes on
the wall with either a 1/16'' or 1/8'' drill bit to know where
the anchor should go. You will not be able to use a pencil.
Set mantel aside.
4. To use wall anchors, drill hole at marked location using a
5/16'' drill bit. Fold wall anchor (see Figure 2) and insert
(wingsrst)intohole.Tapanchorushintowall.Forthin
walls (1/2'' or less), insert red key into wall anchor and
push to "pop"open anchor wings (see Figure 3).
5. Align holes in legs with wall anchors. Attach to wall an-
chors using 3'' screws.
6. Push buttons into holes in legs to cover screw heads (see
Figure 4).
7. Once face mantel is secure to the wall, attach trim pieces
to conceal gap (see Figure 5).