Instructions / Assembly

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Instructions for Installing Pole-Wrap®

Step 1: Measure the length of the pole to be

covered. Roll up Pole-Wrap and mark your length

measurement with a pencil. Cut the roll on your

mark with a ne tooth saw. (see Fig. 1).

Step 2: Take time to ex each panel of Pole-Wrap

so that it will conform to the pole surface. Folding

panels against a sharp table edge works well here.

Step 3: Using a utility knife, cut the width along

a v-groove so Pole-Wrap just overlaps when test

wrapped around the pole (see Fig. 2). The adhesive

applied later will take up space, eliminating this

overlap and produce an invisible seam.

Step 4: Apply any quality brand of construction

adhesive around the pole using a caulking gun.

Space ” beads around the pole about every 10

inches. Add two full length vertical beads to hold

the Pole-Wrap ends evenly together (see. Fig 3).

Step 5: After the adhesive is applied, promptly

wrap Pole-Wrap around the pole. Start with the

inside middle and pull the ends around toward

you until they meet (see. Fig 3). Wrap masking tape

around the outside of the nished pole to hold

Pole-Wrap in place until the adhesive is dry.

Step 6: (Steps 6-8 for optional Cap & Base) Start

with the bottom layer of the base and apply con-

struction adhesive to the underside of both halves.

Position the halves around the pole and wrap

masking tape around the perimeter to hold the

halves rmly together. Do the same with the top

layer of the base. Press both layers rmly against

the carpet or bare oor.

Step 7: Position the halves for the cap (same as

top layer of base, but inverted) around the pole and

tape the perimeter to hold the two halves together

(see Fig. 4). Apply construction adhesive to the top

side of both halves.

Step 8: Slide the taped cap unit up along the pole and press it rmly against the

ceiling. Use two strips of masking tape (blue for painted surfaces) to hold the cap

unit in place (see Fig. 5).

Step 9: After the adhesive is dry, remove all tape from Cap & Base and Pole-Wrap.

Trim away any excess adhesive with a utility knife. Paint or stain as you would any

other wood surface. Three light coats of polyurethane looks great.

Things you will need:

1. Tape Measure

2. Pencil

3. Fine Tooth Saw

4. Utility Knife

5. Caulking Gun

6. Tube Construction Adhesive

7. Masking Tape

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Fig. 5

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