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Sanus F215 - Cable Tunnel Installation; Prepare and Space Tunnel Clips; Attach Cable Tunnel to Wall

Sanus F215
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Manage Cables - Cable Tunnel
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NOTES:
This product is NOT recommended for brick, plaster, or
wallpapered walls.
If wall has been painted, allow paint to cure at least 30 days
before installing cable tunnels.
Wipe away any dirt, dust, grease, etc. on the surface and let dry
completely before installing.
The tunnels
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can be painted to match your wall.
The tunnels
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can be cut to fit the length required.
To Remove Adhesive Clips
1. Insert a flat object (e.g. - knife blade) behind the clip and the
adhesive pad and pry o the plastic clip.
2. Peel o the adhesive pad with your fingers.
3. If adhesive residue remains, use a cloth soaked in an organic
solvent to wipe away the residue.
NOTE: First test the solvent in a concealed spot to make
sure it will not damage the wall surface.
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Space clips
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evenly along the length of the tunnel(s)
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with a clip near each end. To combine tunnels, use the long
clip
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to connect where they meet.
A Press firmly until clips snap in place.
B Peel o backing of adhesive pads on clips.
NOTE: If using two tunnels, install five
clips - four
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clips and one long clip
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.
If using only one tunnel, install three
clips
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.
TIP: If the edges of the two tunnels do not align, reverse
one tunnel end for end.
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B

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