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We already marked where and with what width brackets need to be mounted.

Measure the width between the brackets and copy it to the line on your wall/ceiling.

Mark the corresponding places on the wall by running a marker pen through the

holes at the bottom of the brackets.

Drawing 2:

Mark where you need to drill

holes for brackets with a chalk

line to ensure awning is straight.

Brackets in the wall at the

mounting position, place the

awning's measuring arm in the

right position. (2.2)

Note: The number of brackets

depends on the awning width.

Awning width

Brackets

Step 3: Drill holes

Use 14-mm masonry drill to drill the holes for the brackets at the appropriate marks on

the wall. The holes should be 9 cm deep in the wall and must be drilled through solid

masonry or concrete. Do not drill through mortar because this does not offer the strong

support that is required for the installation of awning.

Drawing 3:

Use 14-mm masonry drill to drill 9 cm

deep holes.

Step 4: Insert anchors into the wall

After drilling the holes you can insert the anchors into the wall. Remove lock nut, washer

and locking ring before you insert the anchor. Store these parts, so that you can reach

them easily in the next step.

It may be necessary to drive the anchor bolts in with a wooden hammer

because they do not go in easily. Do not use a metal hammer for this purpose

because this could damage the threads at the top of the bolts.

If the bolts need to be driven into the wall with a hammer, we recommend

initially placing the nut on the screw loosely (only placing it loosely on the bolt)

because this avoids damage to the bolt threads.

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