Fitting the Wall Anchors

Use the wall anchors to fix the track to your walls. They butt up against the ceiling or cornice and should be spaced 500mm (20") apart.
When continuing track around a corner fix the wall anchors as shown.
		When running two or more lengths of track continuously along a wall we suggest you use just one wall anchor to support both track ends where they join. This will ensure the two ends are perfectly aligned.

Fixing to your wall

Plasterboard Walls: Hold the wall anchor butted up against the ceiling with its wings pointing upward. Fit an 8 gauge screw into the hole in the wall anchor and tap with a hammer to mark the screw position. Then drill on the mark using a 3mm drill (1/8"). If you happen to strike a timber stud fix the wall anchor in place with a 25 x 8 gauge screw.
If there is no stud, drill the hole out to 6mm (1/4") and fit a metal "Wallmate" fitting. Then fix the wall anchor using a 25 x 8 gauge screw. Hold the track in place and snap onto the wall anchors.

Masonry Walls:  Hold the wall anchor firmly against the wall butted up against the ceiling and using the anchor as a guide drill into the wall with a 4mm (5/32") masonry drill to a depth of 20mm (1") or so.  Now redrill to a depth of 40mm (2") using a 6mm (1/4") masonry drill.  Tap a 6mm (1/4") wall plug into the hole so the top is flush with the surface and fix the anchor in place with an 25 x 8 gauge screw. When the wall anchors are in position hold the track in place and snap the track onto the wall anchors.