CORSTON Concealed Fixing Hook Installation Guide

CORSTON Concealed Fixing Hook

Specifications

• Includes: Hook, Wall Bracket, Wall Screws, Plastic Wall Fittings, Grub Screw
• Wall Compatibility: Suitable for solid brick or concrete walls, use specialist fixings for other wall types
• Care Instructions: Use mild detergent and damp cloth, avoid chemical cleaners; brass cleaner may remove protective lacquer

Product Usage Instructions

Drill a Hole & Attach Fittings:
Mark and drill an 8mm hole on the wall. Attach the wall bracket using the provided wall fixings suitable for solid brick or concrete walls. Use specialist fixings for other wall types.

Fit the Hook onto the Bracket:
Ensure the top edge of the bracket connects with the ridge of the hook. Securely fit the hook onto the bracket.

Tighten the Grub Screw:
Using an allen key, tighten the grub screw located on the bottom edge of the hook. Be cautious not to over-tighten the screw.

Check the Hook Security:
Verify that the hook is securely attached to the bracket and the wall. Ensure stability and proper alignment.

Contents

Fitting
Concealed fixing hooks are installed onto a wall bracket. Plastic wall fixings are supplied to attach the wall bracket, which are suitable for solid brick or concrete walls. If you have another type of wall, use specialis fixings.

Care Instructions
Use mild detergent and a damp cloth to maintain the handles, avoiding chemical cleaners. Touching the hardware with another metal or hard object is likely to scratch and/or damage it.

All finishes will age and develop over time.
If brass cleaner is used, it will remove the protective lacquer. Only do this if an aged brass patina is desired.

1. Drill a hole & attach fittings
2. Fit the hook onto the bracket
3. • Mark and drill an 8mm hole, attach the bracket to the wall using the correct wall fixings.
   • When fitting the hook on to the bracket make sure the top edge of the bracket connects with the ridge of the hook.
4. Tighten the grub screw
5. Check the hook is secure

Tighten the grub screw on the bottom edge of the hook a allen key. Be careful not to over-tighten the screw.

FAQs

Q: How should I maintain the product?
A: Use a mild detergent and a damp cloth to clean the handles. Avoid chemical cleaners as they may damage the product. Be cautious when using brass cleaner as it can remove the protective lacquer.

Q: What should I do if I have a different wall type?
 A: For wall types other than solid brick or concrete, use specialist fixings suitable for your wall type to attach the wall bracket securely.