How to Hang a Hood Hair Dryer

Most hooded hair dryers are free standing units. Professionally-used hair dryers of this design typically stand on wheels so they can be moved about the shop. However, some hooded hair dryers come with wall-mounted arms for the hood to swing out and swing back when not in use. These dryers come with wall screws and the required mounting plate. For stability, add wall anchors.

Things You'll Need

• Wall-mounted hooded hair dryer
• Included special plate
• Wall anchors
• Screwdriver
• Hammer
• Nail

Instructions

1. Use the nail and hammer to tap holes into the wall corresponding to the holes in the included special plate. Remove the nail from the wall.

2. Insert wall anchors into the holes.

3. Hold the special plate against the wall, laying it over so that the holes match up.

4. Drill in the included screws (that come with the hair dryer) to attach the plate to the wall.

References

• Midwest Salon: Professional Hooded Hair Dryers