4] The Steel Foundations center channel stand has included a pair of adjustablestuds(j)and1/4"rubberstud covers (k). These are for use if you require your speaker to angle upwards. Thread the adjustable stud through the top plate with the allen wrench to the desired height. Using a machine nut, lockthethreadedstudintoplace.Photo 5 - Thread the rubber stud covers over the top of the adjustable stud to protect
your speaker from being scratched. Three Neoprene Isolation pads shouldbeplacedattherearofthetopplatebetweenthetopplateandthe speaker to ensure the speaker does not slide off the back of the stand.
*NOTE:Theendsofthespikedfeetand steel speaker studs are very sharp and mayscratchfloorsorfurniture.Allsharp objects can be hazardous to children. For this reason large rubber feet and rubber isolation pads are provided as an option. Sanus Systems will not be liable for damage or injury.
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STEEL FOUNDATIONS® SFC INSTRUCTION MANUAL
ʻTake the time to find the right speaker locations for your listening room.ʼ
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Important:Thisproductusestwo differentfeetforeachbase.Before installing,besuretocheckthatthe feet are mounted with the (1) foot on the front left and rear right of the base, (2) front right and rear left. The designation (1) & (2) are on the bottom of each foot.
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1] Attach the plastic feet (e) to the corners of the base with the small pan headbolts(f).Photo2-Grouptwopillars withthebase.Aligntheholesinthebase withtheholesintheisolationblock(a). Bolt the pillars and the base together with the isolation block between them
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holesinthetopofeachpillar.Boltthe pillarsandthetopplatetogether |
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using the flat head bolts(n). Photo 4-The wire guide (m) is optional. |
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isolation block - 1 |
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Foundations®.The spiked feet are preferable in terms of performance. |
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1-1/2" pan head bolt - 2 |
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Thread a machine nut (h) over the |
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lock washer - 2 |
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spiked feet and thread the ends of the |
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rubber isolation pad - 8 |
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plastic foot - 4 |
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5/8" pan head bolt - 4 |
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carpet spike - 4 |
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until the stand is level and then lock |
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machine nut - 8 |
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into place by tightening the machine |
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allen key - 1 |
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nut.Useofthespikedfeetisoptional.* |
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threaded stud - 2 |
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rubber stud cover - 2 |
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cork damping washer - 2 |
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wire guide - 2 |
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flat head bolt - 2 |
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Page 3 * PLEASE READ THE NOTE ON PAGE 4 OF THIS MANUAL! |