Installation guide

1

Pick your wall

Choose a clear, suitably strong wall away from workspaces or walkways.

2

Mark it level

Use the Stow to mark screw holes, ensuring it is level.

3

Check before you drill

Before drilling the wall, check for gas, water or electrical services. Mistakes can cause fire, injury or death. If unsure, consult a professional.

4

Use the right fixings

Use the provided masonry fixings for solid walls only. Different fixings will be required for other surfaces, e.g. plasterboard.

5

Don't overtighten

Screw by hand as over-tightening or using impact drivers may damage your Stow.

6

Check it's secure

Make sure the Stow is fitted securely to the wall and check for any damage before use.

7

Mount your board

Insert your board and check it is secure, if not, remove and adjust.

Disclaimers

This product is designed for the indoor display and storage of snowboards, when installed in accordance with these instructions. It is not intended to support people, be used as a climbing aid, or for any other purpose.

The installer is responsible for ensuring that the mounting surface is suitable and the correct fixings are used for the wall type.

Different wall materials require different fixings, if you are unsure whether your wall is suitable or which fixings to use, seek advice from a qualified trades person.

Do not install the wall mount above any persons, walkways, workstations or in any position in which failure would cause injury.

Maximum recommended load should not exceed 12.5kg.

Before placing a snowboard in the wall mount, check that: all fixings are secure and appropriate, the holder is firmly attached to the wall and there are no signs of damage to the product or mounting surface.

The product should be periodically inspected to ensure the wall mount and its fixings show no sign of damage or loosening, discontinue use if any of the previously mentioned are apparent.

Do not modify the product or use it in any manner other than described in these instructions. Misuse may result in property damage or personal injury.