Lionelo Thea Manuel De L'utilisateur page 14

Short screws and wall plugs should be used when installing to
hard surfaces without a skirting board, such as concrete walls
or wall tiles.
INSTALLATION
1. Place the gate in the chosen installation location. The lower edge of
the gate must be adjacent to the floor. Adjust the height of the bottom
bracket (B2, fig. 1) to the height of the skirting board (max. 12 cm
above floor level) and tighten the screw so that the bracket remains
fixed. Then insert the brackets marked A1 and A2 (fig. C) into parts
B1 and B2 (fig. A).
Note! If there is no skirting board, also do not install the lower support
(B2) higher than 12 cm above floor level (fig. 1).
2. Place the adhesive tape on the brackets marked A1 and A2 (fig. 2). Fix
the gate to the wall.
3. Take the gate out from the brackets. To take the gate out of the brackets,
press the button marked C3 (fig. 3) and lift it gently upwards.
4. Mark on the wall the heights where the A1 and A2 bracket mounting
screws will be located (fig. 4). You can also use the punches provided
on the package.
5. Remove the brackets from the wall. Drill the holes at the marked
positions. Use screws to reinstall the brackets (fig. 5).
6. Slide the gate into the corresponding brackets (fig. 6). The correct
installation indicator (C4, fig. A) on the left side of the head will turn
green, indicating correct installation (fig. 6).
7. Unroll the railing to the desired width. Make sure the material is even
and free of creases.
8. Place the A3 and A4 brackets in the desired position (fig. 7). Make sure
the brackets are in the correct position (fig. C, D). Mark on the wall the
heights where the screws of the A3 and A4 brackets will be located.
You can also use the punches provided on the package.
9. Drill the holes at the marked positions. Use the screws to install the
brackets (fig. 8).
Note! When the gate is fixed on the wall, outside the door frame (A, fig. 8),
the brackets A3 and A4 (fig. C) must be installed in the holes A3A and A4A
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