INSTRUCTION BOOK FOR
UTB Contour
Large Wall Bracket (47”)
(1) Screens under 104" in viewing width
(2) Screens 104" and over in viewing width
Tools Required for InstallationIncluded Hardware
Small Bottom Wall bracket (8”)
(1) Screens under 104" in viewing width
Large Bottom Wall bracket (44”)
(1) Screens 104" and over in viewing width
Frame Brackets
(1) Screens under 104" in viewing width
(2) Screens 104" and over in viewing width
Phillips Screwdriver
Tape Measure
Pencil
#10
X ⅜"
Silver Screws (12) 832
#10
X ⅜"
Pointed
Black Screws (Varies)
2
X ⅜"
Machine Screws (4)
832 X ½" Fillister Screw
(1) Screens under 104" in viewing width
(2) Screens 104" and over in viewing width
Inner Frame & Viewing Surface Assembly
1. Create a clean work area for assembly using a soft clean material.
This will protect the inner frame and ensure a clean projection
surface.
2. Unwrap frame pieces. Assemble inner frame pieces on the work
area.
3. Slide inner frame pieces together at corners. Secure inner frame
pieces with (12) #10 x
4. Set the assembled inner frame aside. Unroll screen surface and
place it viewing side down on the clean work area.
5. Place inner frame on screen surface, screw side up.
⅜
" silver screws (Figure 1).
(12) #10 x ⅜" Screws.
Silver, Flat Tip
6. Wrap fabric around inner frame and hook grommets over the
corner pins (Figure 2).
7. Hook the rest of the grommets over the lat head screws on all
sides (Figure 2). Please be sure the grommets clear the head of
each screw.
Note: Your screen was assembled and aligned prior to shipment.
If any realignment is necessary, the positioning of the lat head
screws can be adjusted. Using a Phillips screwdriver, rotate the
lat head screw one turn counterclockwise. Reposition screw as
needed. Secure the screw in place by slowly rotating it clockwise.
Grommets
Corner
Pin
Grommet is under
the Flat Head Screw
Figure 1
Flat Head
Screw
Figure 2
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Outer Bezel Assembly
1. Position outer bezel pieces on all sides (Figure 3a). Gently lift and
slide each outer bezel piece around the inner frame and viewing
surface assembly (Figure 3b).
2. Align corners and insert one 832 x ⅜" screw in each corner to
attach the outer bezel onto the inner frame assembly (Figure 4).
Top Outer Bezel
Side Outer Bezel
3. Secure the outer bezel to the inner frame by inserting the #10 x
⅜" black screws into each of the large holes on all four sides of
the screen (Figure 5).
Note: The long outer bezel side with (2) or (4) small holes will be
the bottom of the screen. Do not insert screws in these holes as
they will be needed for the next step.
Bezel
Viewing
Surface
Bottom Outer Bezel
Side Outer Bezel
Align
Corners
Figure 3a
Side View of Screen
with Bezel in Place
Figure 3b
(4) 832 x ⅜"
Machine Screws
#10 x ⅜"
Black Screws
Figure 4 Figure 5
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Outer Bezel Assembly (continued)
4. Depending on the size of your screen, you will have one or two
frame brackets.
a. For screens under 104” wide viewable, attach (1) frame bracket
to the bottom of the screen with (2) #10 x
screws (Figure 6).
⅜
" pointed BLACK
(2) #10 X ⅜" Pointed
Black Screws
Frame Bracket
b. For screens 104” wide viewable and over, attach (2) frame
brackets If your screen is 104" or over in viewing area width
(Figure 7).
5. Insert 832 x ½" zinc plated illister screw into frame bracket(s)
(Figure 6 or 7). Rotate four or ive turns only.
832 X ½" Fillister Screw
(4) #10 X ⅜" Pointed
Black Screws
Figure 6 — Screens Under 104" in Viewing Width
832 X ½" Fillister Screw
Figure 7 — Screens 104" and Over in Viewing Width
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Installation of Screens Under 104" in Viewing Width
1. Secure the large top wall bracket to wall studs at the desired
height. Make sure the bracket is level. The top of the screen will
be 2¼" above the top of the edge of this wall bracket when
mounted. You will need at least a 3" clearance above the bracket
to hang the screen (Figure 8).
2. To install the small bottom wall bracket, you must measure the
overall height of the screen and subtract 3". Find the center point
of the top wall bracket. Using your screen height minus 3”,
measure down from the top edge of the top wall bracket and
mark the wall. This will be the center point of the bottom edge of
the bottom wall bracket. Level the bottom wall bracket and mark
the wall for the two screw holes in this bracket (Figure 8).
Overall Height
of Screen
3. Attach the bottom wall bracket to the wall.
4. Lift the screen at least 3" over the top wall bracket. Lower the
screen until the frame hooks onto the top wall bracket.
5. To secure your screen against wall, locate the illister screw in the
bottom frame bracket. Tighten the screw until it touches the
bottom wall bracket, then rotate two more turns (Figure 8).
Note: This screw can be rotated up to three more turns if
stretching of viewing surface is needed.
Large Wall Bracket
Overall Height
of Screen Less 3"
Small Bottom
Wall Bracket
Wall
Large Wall Bracket
Screws Not Provided
Small Bottom
Wall Bracket
Fillister Screw
Small Bottom
Wall Bracket
Figure 8 — Screens Under 104" in Viewing Width
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Installation of Screens 104" and Over in Viewing Width
1. Secure the (2) large top wall bracket to wall studs at the desired
height. Make sure the brackets are level. The top of the screen will
be 2¼" above the top of the edge of this wall bracket when
mounted. You will need at least a 3" clearance above the brackets to
hang the screen (Figure 9).
2. To install the large bottom wall bracket, you must measure the
overall height of the screen and subtract 3". Draw a line on your wall
between the top edges of the two top wall brackets. Mark the center
point between the top wall brackets on this line. Using your screen
height minus 3”, measure down from this center point and mark the
wall. This will be the center point of the bottom edge of the bottom
wall bracket. Level the bottom wall bracket and mark the wall for the
six screw holes in this bracket (Figure 9).
Overall Height
of Screen
3. Attach the bottom wall bracket to the wall.
4. Lift the screen at least 3" over the top wall brackets. Lower the
screen until the frame hooks onto the top wall brackets.
5. To secure your screen against wall, locate the illister screws in
the bottom frame brackets. Tighten the screws until they touch
the bottom wall bracket, then rotate two more turns (Figure 9).
Note: This screw can be rotated up to three more turns if
stretching of viewing surface is needed.
(2) Large Wall Brackets
Overall Height
of Screen Less 3"
Wall
(2) Large Wall Brackets
Screws Not Provided
Large Bottom
Wall Bracket
Figure 9 — Screens 104" and Over in Viewing Width
8"
Large Bottom Wall Bracket
Large Bottom
Wall Bracket
Fillister Screw
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