Omnimount Indoor Furnishings 200 User Manual

Mounting Options  
Before you begin, decide which mounting option and ball shaft are  
appropriate for your speaker.  
OPTION II:  
OPTION III:  
ForWood Speakers with NO Threaded Inserts  
For Speakers That Require a Mounting  
Plate toAccessThreaded Inserts  
NOTE: When no threaded inserts for mounting  
purposes have been provided by the speaker manu-  
facturer, a speaker can still be safely mounted on the  
wall or ceiling. But you have to be sure that it is put  
together with materials strong enough to support its  
own weight with the #14 course thread screws  
provided. Most compact speakers are made well  
enough and use adequate materials thick enough for  
mounting with an OmniMount assembly. The #14  
screws should not be used in Masonite®, thin panel  
wood or plastic. Such materials will likely require  
different fastening hardware and methods and  
You must affix the mounting plate to the ball shaft before  
attaching the mounting plate to the speaker:  
Pick up the ball shaft and mounting plate. Insert the threaded end  
of the ball shaft into the top of the mounting plate until it butts up  
against the bottom of the jam nut.  
Fig. D  
20.0 Speaker Mount  
Installation Instructions  
BeforeYou Start  
Read This Section Carefully  
Tools Required  
You will need at least these tools for the installation  
Fig. C  
To use the 20.0 Speaker Mount Kit, your speaker must meet ONE of  
possible reinforcement to be mounted safely. If your  
evaluation raises any questions about the speaker’s  
construction or material strength, contact your dealer  
or the speaker manufacturer and ASK QUESTIONS.  
the following criteria:  
Pick up the extra jam nut. Position it so  
5/32” hex wrench (supplied)  
that the circular part of the nut faces the  
This mount is ONLY for speakers weighing up to 20lbs  
end of the ball shaft protruding from the bottom of the mounting plate.  
Thread the nut onto the shaft a few turns only—until the top of the  
nut is even with the end of the ball shaft. (Fig. C)  
Drill bits: ¼” (for drywall installation) or 5/16” (for wood and  
(9 kg).  
masonry surfaces)  
Your speaker must have one of the following means of  
916”(11mm) open wrench or small crescent wrench  
Phillips screwdriver, medium size  
securing the mount:  
Place the mounting plate on a flat surface and pull up on the ball  
20.0 Wall Mount— To mount on a wall, the  
mounting plate will be affixed to the back of the  
speaker. If you are mounting on a side wall, the  
mounting plate will be affixed to the side of the  
speaker. The 20.0 straight ball shaft can also be used  
for a ceiling application by affixing the mounting  
plate to the top of the speaker.  
20.0 Ceiling Mount— To mount to the ceiling, the  
mounting plate will be affixed to the back of the  
speaker. The 20.0 bent ball shaft can also be used for  
a wall application by affixing the mounting plate to  
the top or bottom of the speaker.  
shaft. Screw the top jam nut down against the top of the mounting  
plate.  
A factory installed 3/8”-16 threaded insert  
Wire cutters  
Hammer  
An electric drill  
Factory installed, correctly spaced threaded inserts for use  
Attach the mounting plate to the speaker by placing the slotted holes  
with our mounting plate  
over the threaded insertsand tightening the screws. (Fig. D)  
Using the 9/16” open end wrench or small crescent wrench, tighten  
the jam nut securely against the top of the mounting plate.  
Sturdy wood frame that can be safely drilled into and  
securely attached to our mounting plate with the #14 course  
thread screws provided.  
OPTION III:  
CAUTION: If you have any questions or concerns regarding the  
mounting of your speaker, contact a professional installer or the  
ForWood Speakers with NO Threaded Inserts  
You must affix the mounting plate to the ball shaft before attaching  
the mounting plate to the speaker:  
Pick up the ball shaft and mounting plate. Insert the threaded end  
speaker manufacturer as necessary.  
KIT COMPONENTSAND THEIR USE  
The Clamp Assembly  
The clamp assembly consists of the  
clamp plate and jaw and attaches to  
your mounting surface (wall,  
of the ball shaft into the top of the mounting plate until it butts up  
against the bottom of the jam nut.  
ceiling, etc). The clamp assembly  
provides the clamping action that  
surrounds the ball and locks in the  
OPTION I:  
chosen angle of adjustment (fig. A)  
For Speakers With a 3/8”-16 Factory Installed  
Threaded Insert  
Insert the ball shaft and rotate it several turns until it is fully  
The Ball Shaft  
The ball shaft attaches to the  
speaker in the following ways.  
threaded into the threaded female insert on the speaker. When you  
Determine which format is  
needed for your speaker:  
Fig. A  
“hit bottom” back out the ball shaft one quarter turn (Fig. B).  
Fig. B  
Fig. E  
Using the 9/16” open wrench or crescent  
Pick up the extra jam nut. Position it so that the circular part of  
the nut faces the end of the ball shaft protruding from the bottom  
of the mounting plate. Thread the nut onto the shaft a few turns  
OPTION Ithreads directly into the 3/8”-16 factory installed  
threaded insert on the speaker  
wrench, firmly tighten the jam nut, but  
DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN.  
OPTION IIwhen mounting plate is necessary to access threaded  
inserts, the ball shaft attaches to the plate  
When the ball shaft resists moderate rotation
force and forms a solid joint with the  
speaker, stop tightening.  
only—until the top of the nut is even with the end of the ball shaft.  
Place the mounting plate on a flat surface and pull up on the ball  
shaft. Screw the top jam nut down against the top of the  
mounting plate. (Fig. E)  
OPTION IIIwood speakers with no threaded inserts, the ball shaft  
attaches to the mounting plate which is attached to speaker with  
screws.  
 

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