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REALTRAPS STAND ASSEMBLY
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RealTraps
Stands are very easy to assemble, as shown following. Note that these stands may be used
with all RealTraps products. First, put the MiniTrap face down on a level surface such as a table top, preferably with a cardboard sheet or blanket to protect both the MiniTrap and the table. |
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Next, rest the two leg sections on top
of the MiniTrap's back so the holes in the stand align with the threaded inserts in the
MiniTrap. You can adjust the MiniTrap height over a wide range depending on which stand
holes you use. Then insert four threaded thumb screws (supplied) through the stand holes
and into the inserts. Tighten each thumb screw all the way, then back it out one turn.
This leaves enough "wiggle" so you can easily attach the base separator. NOTE: Newer stand models come with sheet metal screws that are easier to attach then the thumb screws described here. |
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Finally, attach the stand's base separator with the four remaining thumb screws as shown below. You can tighten these thumb screws fully, then tighten the other thumb screws fully too. Once all the screws are secure simply lift the assembly by the MiniTrap and place it in the room. |
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The photos at left show the newer stand style we are now shipping, so you can see how the upright members attach to the stand base. |
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These photos show an assembled stand
holding an RFZ panel, to see the finished assembly in context. The right photo shows the
clip-on drop light used behind the traps in the Room Setup video on our Videos
page. These lights are readily available at hardware stores, and work well with
low-wattage bulbs to get a nice glow behind the traps. The folded paper towel over the
bulb diffuses the light to avoid shadows. NOTE: RFZ Panels can be mounted on RealTraps stands sideways. However, in that case only the top two screws are attached. This works well in practice, and is still stable. However, if you prefer to increase the stability even more we recommend using two heavy-duty nylon cable ties to attach the bottom mounting bar of the RFZ Panel to the stand. |
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