First use a stud finder or other method to precisely locate the studs within the wall. Mark the spot on the stud location where you would like to secure the mount bracket.

Okay now that you have found a stud in the location you want to hang your bracket its time to hold the bracket in place while using a level to insure when fully installed the tool will sit straight. Once you have the bracket on the wall and sitting level, mark the two center bolt holes.

Its best practice when installing bolts or screws to first drill a pilot hole. This not only allows an easier installation of the hardware but will also help minimize damage to the material that the screw or bolt will be going into.

TIP: Pilot holes are generally just over half the diameter size of the bolt that will be used. For example, if using a 1/4" (6.35mm) lag bolt we would use a 5/32" (3.9mm) drill bit.

Installation of the optional colored backing plate is simple. Place the plate between the mounting bracket and the wall. The bolts or screws used to secure the mounting bracket will also pass through the colored backing plate.

Now the easy part! Place the bracket back onto the wall and use your hardware of choice to tighten the bracket to the wall.

If your Gladiator GearTrack™ has the optional endcap, this must be temporarily removed.

Insert the track nuts into the Gladiator GearTrack™ and slide down to the desired mounting location.

Reinstall the Gladiator GearTrack™ optional end cap.

Installation of the optional colored backing plate is simple. Place the plate between the mounting bracket and the Gladiator GearTrack™. The bolts used to secure the mounting bracket will also pass through the colored backing plate.

Now the easy part! Place the bracket onto the Gladiator GearTrack™ and use the bolts to secure it in place. The bolts can quickly be loosened and the bracket moved to a new position.

Hold the bracket on the wall in the location you would like to mount it, use a level to make sure the bracket is straight, then mark the 4 outer hole locations.

Its best practice when installing bolts or screws to first drill a pilot hole. This not only allows an easier installation of the hardware but will also help minimize damage to the material that the screw or bolt will be going into.

Insert the anchors into the wall, depending on the drywall anchors you are using, proper installation will vary, some push in while others screw into the wall.

Installation of the optional colored backing plate is simple. Place the plate between the mounting bracket and the wall. The bolts or screws used to secure the mounting bracket will also pass through the colored backing plate.

Now the easy part! Place the bracket back onto the wall and use your hardware of choice to tighten the bracket to the wall.