User manual SANUS STEEL FOUNDATIONS-SF22 SF26 SF30 SF34

[. . . ] (PHOTO 1) A) isolation block - 2 B) 1-1/2" pan head bolt - 4 C) lock washer - 4 D) rubber isolation pad - 16 E) plastic foot - 8 F) 5/8" pan head bolt - 8 G) carpet spike - 8 H) machine nut - 16 I) allen key - 2 J) speaker stud - 8 K) 5/8" speaker bolts (2) (For Boston Acoustics VRM series and other bolt­mount speakers. Before installing, be sure to check that the feet are mounted with the (1) foot on the front left and rear right of the base, (2) front right and rear left. [. . . ] ) Align the holes in the top plate with corresponding holes in the top of each pillar. Bolt the pillars and the top plate together using the flat head bolts (n). 3] Both spiked feet (g) and rubber feet (d) are provided for your Steel Foundations®. Thread a machine nut (h) over the spiked feet and thread the ends of the spiked feet into the threaded inserts in the corner feet. Adjust the spiked feet until the stand is level and then lock into place by tightening the machine nut. 4] Three forms of speaker mounts are provided, steel speaker studs (j), rubber pads (d) and the new Foundation MountTM (k) which is discussed in the next section. To utilize the steel speaker studs, thread them into the holes in the corners of the top plates until the end Photo 5-Next, insert the small allen key (i) into the bottom of each steel speaker stud and adjust them until the speaker is level. * The rubber isolation pads are provided as an alternative and may be threaded into the corners of the top plates. 5] Many manfucturers are providing threaded inserts on the bottom of their speakers for the Foundation MountTM system. This system allows you to bolt your speaker to the top plate using 5/8" speaker bolts provided. [. . . ] For this reason large rubber feet and rubber isolation pads are provided as an option. If you have any questions or feel that there is a problem of any kind, please call our Customer Assistance number. [. . . ]