The Standard Anchor is the best choice for most wall and ceiling panel installations. Panels installed with the Rotofast Standard Anchor are secure, easy to remove and adjustable during installation. The Rotofast Standard Anchor requires that the installer penetrate the face of the panel with the small scratch awl provided. This is to mark anchor locations on the wall or ceiling behind the panel. Most acoustical panels are covered withThe Standard Anchor is the best choice for most wall and ceiling panel installations. Panels installed with the Rotofast Standard Anchor are secure, easy to remove and adjustable during installation. The Rotofast Standard Anchor requires that the installer penetrate the face of the panel with the small poker tool provided. This is to mark anchor locations on the wall or ceiling behind the panel. Most acoustical panels are covered with acoustically transparent material. The hole made by the poker tool during installation can easily be concealed by moving the fabric weave back into position. The hole made by the scratch awl during installation can easily be concealed by moving the fabric weave back into position.
The Snap-on Anchor is a two part fastener designed for use with most panels, including those covered with vinyl, tightly woven fabrics or very light colored Guilford of Main fabrics. The Rotofast Snap-on is easy to use and very secure. Panels installed with the Rotofast Snap-on are not as easily removed as those installed using the Rotofast Standard Anchor and have less adjustability during installation.
The Cloud Anchor is used to create a hanging point for the panels installed in a "cloud formation". Cloud panels are suspended from the ceiling with wire, chain, monofilament, etc. with the back of the panel parallel to the ceiling. Rotofast Cloud Anchors are simply screwed into the back of the panel at locations recommended by your panel manufacturer.
Use spacers to keep each tile an equal distance apart as they install it on your wall or ceiling.
Used to poke holes into panel when using a template or when mounting the anchor system to ceiling or wall
THe Hex tool is like an Allen wrench and is very useful during the installation process for the anchor system.
