Using the slip out piece of plastic on the back of the disc i prised the disc apart just enough to undo the internal screw. The leg then falls off. The disc then snapped back together and now can be wall mounted on a screw.
As it turns out, I wall mounted it and the legs held the body away from the wall. As it is mounted directly above the electric socket, the legs provided a handy shelf to tuck away the additional electric lead.
Sockets usually come from below; light switches from above. However you would always check it out 1st. There are tools for this.
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I al also trying to wall mount a couple of these discs. I gently prised the feet off the disc and they came away very easily - not too much force, the feet sitting in their open position.
However my problem with wall mounting is the actually get a power supply to the dics which does not push the disc out from the wall as the supplied BT one does. Any suggestions please?
