1. Installation method one (cement nail fixation): Place the buckle on the positioning ruler, press against the wall root, press down on the upper end of the buckle with your fingers, and fix it with a nail gun, as shown in Figure 1. Cement nails with a length of 32 millimeters; The spacing between buckles is about 400 millimeters; There should be a buckle at the interface between two skirting lines; There should be a buckle at each end of the wall about 30mm.
2. Installation method 2 (fixed with impact drill): Fix a drilling die on the positioning ruler (the diameter of the drilling die hole is slightly larger than the impact drill bit), press against the wall root, and use the impact drill to drill holes into the wall; Insert a wooden needle or plastic expansion tube into the hole. When fixing the buckle, still use a positioning ruler to adjust the buckle and fix it at the same height (using the waist hole on the buckle). The rest are the same as above.
3. Explanation: Wooden or gypsum board walls should be fixed with a woodworking nail gun to secure the buckle; Gypsum walls can also be fixed with self tapping screws using light steel keel to secure clips.
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Leah Liu
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