Installation Guide Ceiling Mounts
Attention
- Please read the warning and installation instructions carefully before installing the product. Only with a correct installation of the ceiling hooks, significant risks of injury and / or damage to other objects, can be avoided. We recommend that the installation be carried out by a competent person. We accept no responsibility for injuries and/or damage caused by incorrect installation. The supplied installation accessories are only intended for mounting the two ceiling hooks.
Note the following before mounting
- Inspect the product for defects and possible production errors. If you notice any defects in the product, do not start the installation and contact us by mail to hello@dieringe.com.
- If necessary, ask the owner if the installation of the ceiling hooks is allowed.
- Make sure the ceiling is solid concrete and load bearing. When mounting to other materials such as wood, consult an installer and/or dealer.
Installation
1. Mark drill holes
The distance between the ceiling mounts should be 50 cm. Of course, you can also adjust the distance to your needs.
Mark the drill holes on the ceiling. To do this, hold the ceiling mounts at the desired positions and mark the drill holes with a pencil.
1. Mark drill holes
The distance between the ceiling mounts should be 50 cm. Of course, you can also adjust the distance to your needs.
Mark the drill holes on the ceiling. To do this, hold the ceiling mounts at the desired positions and mark the drill holes with a pencil.
2. Drill holes
Drill 70-75 mm deep holes at the marked points using a masonry drill bit (12 mm). Concrete ceilings are usually very solid, pre-drilling with a smaller drill bit (8 mm) is often helpful.
Then check whether the drill holes are deep enough. Test with an assembled heavy-duty anchor whether it can be inserted smoothly into the hole. The sleeve of the anchor should be flush with the surface of the ceiling.
Attention: Do not tighten the screw during the test, otherwise the heavy-duty anchor cannot be removed. The final assembly follows in connection with the ceiling hooks!
2. Drill holes
Use a masonry drill (12 mm) to drill holes 65-75 mm deep at the marked points. Concrete ceilings are usually very solid, pre-drilling with a smaller drill bit (8 mm) is often helpful.
Then check whether the drill holes are deep enough. Test with an assembled heavy-duty anchor whether it can be inserted smoothly into the hole. The sleeve of the anchor should be flush with the surface of the ceiling.
Attention: Do not tighten the screw during the test, otherwise the heavy-duty anchor cannot be removed. The final assembly follows in connection with the ceiling hooks!
3. Assemble ceiling mounts and expansion anchors together
Connect the enclosed expansion anchors to the ceiling hooks. Screw the screws hand-tight into the counterparts. Make sure that the narrow end of the counterpart faces the sleeve. Also check that the crevices on the sleeve are facing the counterpart.
3. Assemble ceiling mounts and expansion anchors together
Connect the enclosed expansion anchors to the ceiling hooks. Screw the screws hand-tight into the counterparts. Make sure that the narrow end of the counterpart faces the sleeve. Also check that the gap on the sleeve is facing the counterpart.
4. Insert expansion anchor into the ceiling
Insert all expansion anchors evenly with the connected ceiling hook into the drill holes. Drive the anchors into the holes with light hammer blows until the ceiling mounts rests on the ceiling.
4. insert expansion anchor into the ceiling
Insert all expansion anchors evenly with the connected ceiling hook into the drill holes. Drive the anchors into the holes with light hammer blows until the ceiling mounts rests on the ceiling.
5. Tighten screws
Tighten the screws with a screwdriver so that the anchor bolts spread.
5. tighten screws
Tighten the screws with a screwdriver so that the anchor bolts spread.
