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2)  Remove the front half-tile by unscrewing the iron bolts on the front.

 

Since these bolts only have to be finger tight, it may be easier to 
hold the nuts on the inside and unscrew the bolts from the front

Place the nuts and bolts to one side and lift off the half-tile. Try to avoid 
disturbing the metal bands when doing this so that they remain in the 
correct position when the front half-tile is replaced after fitting the lamp. 

 

 
3)  At this stage the flame should be attached. The fabric is very fragile 

and should only ever be handled by the attaching ring. The narrow part 
of the oval ring fits down around the bulb on the inside of the two 
higher cross vanes inside the lamp with the two notches at either end 
resting on the pair of lower vanes. Ensure that the flame attaching ring 
is centred around the bulb. This may need to be adjusted once the 
lamp is in operation and the flames’ performance can be observed. 

 
4) Now offer the body of the lamp and full-tile up to the wall where 

required and mark the top hole for fixing. 

The top of the firelamp unit 

should be above eye level so that the working parts are not visible 
once the front half-tile is re-attached.

 

 

5)  Drill the top fixing hole and insert the wall plug. Offer the lamp up to the 

wall again and screw in one of the fixing hooks. If the back of the tile is 
bowed and not flush with the wall, do not screw this fixing hook all the 
way in but let the wall lamp hang from it such that the lamp does not 
protrude from the wall too much at the bottom. 

 
6)  Now insert the electrical supply wiring through the larger hole 

second 

from bottom

 of the full-tile. 

 

 
7) Once suspended from this top fixing and with the mains supply 

protruding through the rear full-tile, check to see that the lamp is not 
offset to one side or away from the vertical before marking the lower 
fixing hole of the full-tile (the lowest of the holes in the rear full-tile). If 
the lamp is not hanging as is desirable, adjust the lamps position 
before marking the lower fixing hole. Once satisfied with the final 
position of the lamp, drill this fixing hole, insert the wall plug and screw 
in the second fixing hook. 

 
8)  Once satisfied that the lamp is secure on the wall, attach the mains 

wiring to the connector block of the firelamp unit. 

 

 
9)  Replace the front half-tile by offering it up to the steel retaining bands 

and reinserting the bolts so that they pass inside the slots

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holes in 

these bands. Before attaching the nuts, ensure that the gaps between 
each tile to either side are even and the adjacent tile sides are parallel 
to each other. This is done by moving the front tile around the face of 
the unit until eveness is achieved. Press on firmly so that the inside of 
the half-tile comes into contact with the outer two corners of the 

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