ISSUED: 02-13-08 SHEET #: 128-9029-2 07-10-08
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Cut tie wire (
G
)
into four pieces of equal length. Insert wires through ends of turnbuckles and loop. Twist each wire
around itself at least six times.
Drill holes for four ceiling anchors (see "Various Anchoring Methods"). Position the holes so that when the tie
wires (
G
) are attached and taut will angle out at 15
O
.
Pull tie wires tight and loop though turnbuckles of the ceiling anchors (or truss). Again twist each wire around itself
at least six times.
When this step is complete, the weight of the ceiling tray should be supported by the tie wires.
NOTE:
20' (6.1 m) of tie wire (
G
) is provided. If space between the true ceiling and suspended ceiling is more than
36" (914 mm), additional wire (12 gauge annealed, steel, black) will be needed.
Suspended Ceiling Kit installation is now complete.
After all components (Projector Mount, Extension
Column, etc.) and equipment have been attached,
tension the tie wires by adjusting turnbuckles (
F
).
NOTE: Load must be carried by tie wires - not
suspended ceiling runners
.
A
G
G
G
CEILING
RUNNER
KNOCK-OUTS ARE
PROVIDED FOR
ELECTRICAL OUTLET
BOXES AND ANTENNA
LEADS.
2"
15°
1.5"
4
5
VARIOUS ANCHORING METHODS
Wood Joists or Beams
Drill 5/32" (4mm) dia.
holes 2" (51mm) deep.
Fully insert eye bolts (
H
).
Solid Concrete
Drill 1/4" (6 mm) dia. holes 1.5" (38 mm)
deep. Hammer in Concrete Anchor (
I
)
using Rawl #3250 setting tool
or equivalent.
H
I
Truss Ceiling
No anchor required. After
attaching tie wire to turnbuckle
loop upper end around ceiling
truss. Pull tie wire tight and
twist it around itself at least six
times.
Anchoring Ceiling Plate
DETAIL 2
• It is the responsibility of the installer to verify that the
ceiling to which the suspended ceiling kit is anchored
will safely support four times the combined weight of
all attached components (Projector Mount, Extension
Column, etc.) and equipment.
WARNING
