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Screw the track firmly into the wall studs using cabinet
screws or other appropriate fasteners for your type of wall. For
brick or masonry walls you will need to drill the walls with a masonry
drill
and use wall plugs. The "V" groove in the track serves
as a guide for placement of the drill holes. |
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Cut the length of tape you need from the roll. Fit
one end into the locking capsule and slide the capsule into the track.
It will slide to any position along the track. The locking capsule
is designed to lock the tape in place -- in fact, the more weight
you hang on the tape, the harder it grips. |
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Fit the hook onto the tape and adjust it up or down to the position
you want. Lock the hook into place with the key provided in the pack.
The tape is then clamped between two flat metal surfaces in the hook
to provide a very powerful grip, and it won't pierce or mark the tape
when you move a hook. Also, you can put more than one hook on a tape. |
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4. |
The optional wood moulding can be fitted
over the track to fully cover the track and give a more traditional look
if that suits your decor.

Figuring Your Gallery System Requirements |
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