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AnchorSpan™

Limited Warranty

Anchor Industries warrants that the AnchorSpan™ prefabricated building will be free of defect on 
material and workmanship.  We stand firm on our policy to correct any defect in the AnchorSpan™ 
or component thereof (including bearing the cost of freight in and out of Anchor Industries) dur-
ing the first year of use on fabric and three years on frame components.  Normal wear and tear or 
damage due to acts of God, exposure to chemicals, chemical agents or  improper installation are 
not considered to be defects.  All warranty repairs must be performed at Anchor Industries Inc., 
unless authorized by a company employee empowered to do so.  

Recommended Maintenance Tips

Fabric components should be cleaned as needed with mild laundry detergent and soft bristled 
brushes or mops and rinsed and dried thoroughly before being stored in the porous storage bags 
provided.  Store on shelving in a cool, dry area to allow full air circulation.  Bleaches, petroleum 
solvents and other caustic or harmful cleaning agents should not be used.  Aluminum components 
such as beam sections and purlins are maintenance free except for periodic surface cleaning 
to remove grit that may have gathered in channels during assembly or disassembly.  Steel 
components such as nuts, bolts, washers, baseplates and endplates for anchoring beams and 
fabric may require periodic maintenance in the form of sanding and repainting by the customer in 
order to prevent oxidation and realize their full potential life span.

Summary of Contents for AA AnchorSpan

Page 1: ...re the installation or removal of this product ASPANAA 920 Installation Instructions AA AnchorSpan 30 40 50 60 Wide EC5549 7701 Highway 41 N Evansville IN 47725 Phone 812 867 2421 Fax 812 867 1429 1 8...

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Page 4: ...d End Panel 18 Alternate methods for End Installation Sloped Ends Installing End Uprights 19 Completing End Framing Wing End Eave Bars Baseplate Adapter Bars 20 Tensioning Gabled End Panel and Customi...

Page 5: ...t Assembly 1 per end upright see B on chart AA Wing Eave Brackets 1 wing eave bar see Chart x s with squares AA Beam Joint Caps 2 30 4 40 50 or 6 60 beam AA Bent Arm Pin 1 2 x 7 5 8 1 per baseplate 1...

Page 6: ...e Bar L End Upright Adj doubles as Gin Pole for 30 40 50 End Upright 60 doubles as Gin Pole for 60 Wing Eave Bracket underside of beam at each gabled end Baseplate and fabric tensioning winch Mid Eave...

Page 7: ...E WING EAVE BARS ARE LEFT OR RIGHT AA Wing Eave Bar Assembly 15 AA Wing Eave Bar Assembly 10 Endwall Ground Bar 20 Midwall Ground Bar 15 Wingwall Ground Bar 15 Wingwall Ground Bar 10 End Upright Assem...

Page 8: ...r erecting the beams and 2 readily available 12 step ladders as the only aerial equipment The real heart of the AnchorSpan unit is the SpanLatch purlin system that allows a positive lock at each purli...

Page 9: ...s to avoid tripping especially while carrying components or bundles of fabric 7 Do not drag bundles of fabric on concrete asphalt or ground as this can cause damage to the fabric from abrasion through...

Page 10: ...m your local hardware or lumber stores For Anchor prices see the Installation Labor Tools and Equipment page in the AnchorSpan quotation form or call 1 800 544 4445 for quick pricing by phone Socket W...

Page 11: ...point 1 and another tape at point 2 and pull straight until the appropriate width and diagonal measurements for the span you are installing see above chart intersect on the two tapes at point 3 Revers...

Page 12: ...nd beam plate top view sealing washer sealing washer 8 bolt beam upright bracket bracket threaded for assembly bolt end beam plate substituted for purlin end installed installed installed lock nut Spa...

Page 13: ...ther joint bolt locations will be O Bolt Assemblies The 30 span has only 10 X Bolt Assemblies The rafter pattern shown above is for the 60 span See appendix page X 9 for correct rafter pat tern for 30...

Page 14: ...the appropriate purlin end and let the turnbuckle end of the cable hang to the ground See the Terminology drawing on Page 3 for the color code of each cable location See Page 9 for correct bolt assem...

Page 15: ...o safety ropes trail backward under the beam Attach the remaining two beam harness cables to the eye of the gin pole facing the ground see point B Avoid twisting the cable to the gin pole eye facing t...

Page 16: ...tall the dou ble latch eave purlins in the first bay align the first 2 beams perpendicular to the anchoring sur face and connect the lower ends of all cross cabling in the first bay When the first bay...

Page 17: ...and one latching end After the structure is vertically aligned and cross cabled continue raising beams by the same technique using the purlin hook poles to secure each new beam to the standing beams...

Page 18: ...n fabric pull ropes Workers must coordinate pulling so that both sides of the mid panel move together Pull gently until the panel has rounded the curve of the beam Then pull more vigorously until the...

Page 19: ...pective brackets as shown Tension middle panels after eave bars have been installed WIND SpanLatch Purlins Clip rope to fabric panel Rope to workers for pulling 2 to 4 workers for pull ropes 2 workers...

Page 20: ...should be equal distance above the baseplate at all four corners of the panel Insert web tail through spindle Ratchet handle up down to tension fabric Tuck kedar tail downward into outer beam channel...

Page 21: ...the lace line leaving a slight puffy fullness in the flap as a stress release for the Velcro 6 Tuck the tails of the end panel downward into the channel below the flare The Gabled End will be tensione...

Page 22: ...it easier Consult the Footprint Drawing supplied with your structure for correct positioning and anchor each upright with 2 24 stakes or anchor bolts depending upon the loading requirements of your i...

Page 23: ...el as an Internal Partition Note The Gabled End feeds into the Liner or Inner beam channel It is designed with a grommet line on the inside surface of it s kedar tails The wing eave walls lace to this...

Page 24: ...to liner channel of beam Wall Hooks SUNBURST MIDWALL STYLE CATHEDRAL ENDWALL STYLE STANDARD VINYL WALL STYLE WING WALL LEFT VINYL Typical Ground Bar Standard Loop Grommet Lacing Standard Loop Grommet...

Page 25: ...g Wall Installation The 1 piece wing wall is installed labels to the inside by first sliding the kedar edge down into the flare of the outside channel of the end upright column nearest the beam Next i...

Page 26: ...e for various spans lengths X 5 Guidelines for Disassembly X 6 Weights Measures and suggestions for packing and storage X 7 Template Drawings for the baseplates and the anchor plates for end uprights...

Page 27: ...e end of the eave bar and then the other to avoid drop out 5 On each side of the adapter wall feed the 2 kedar edges simultaneously downward into the AnchorSpan beam channel for midwalls or end uprigh...

Page 28: ...4th loops then attach it to the stationary clip at bottom of the panel 4 Clip the hook that rides on the web tail into the bottom channel of the end eave bar then feed the tail into the web buckle on...

Page 29: ...8 15 3 22 315 57 6 9 6 68 2 11 4 83 4 13 9 96 16 23 330 60 10 71 2 11 9 87 14 5 100 2 16 7 24 345 62 4 10 4 74 2 12 4 90 6 15 1 104 4 17 4 25 360 64 8 10 8 77 2 12 9 94 2 15 7 108 6 18 1 Times Numbers...

Page 30: ...r damaging the beam as the beam is lowered to the ground Lowering of Beams Remove middle eave bars then follow instructions below To release SpanLatch purlins push pointed end of purlin hook into rele...

Page 31: ...sily strapped together in bundles Wingwall Ground Bar 10 10 X x1 x 9 4 0 06 Easily strapped together in bundles Wingwall Ground Bar 15 16 X x1 x 14 4 0 1 Easily strapped together in bundles Adjustable...

Page 32: ...IDE BASE PLATE CENTER SPOTTING HOLE AnchorSpan AA TEMPLATE DRAWING FOR SIDE AND END UPRIGHT BASE PLATES 1 6 1 2 7 8 DIA 7 2 4 4 5 1 2 7 1 2 7 1 2 9 TO INSIDE OF STRUCTURE SIDE LINE OF STRUCTURE INSIDE...

Page 33: ...300 1000 2200 50 AA Temporary 15 2 3100 840 1600 1000 1800 60 AA Temporary 15 2 4100 1020 1700 1400 2100 In order for the AnchorSpan to meet the requirements of its engineering calculations and be cer...

Page 34: ...both ends The 30 ft span uses no rafters The 40 ft span uses only a pair of short rafters to complete the beam arch The 50 ft span uses only a pair of long rafters to complete the beam arch The 60 ft...

Page 35: ...am Stabilize second beam by engaging SpanLatch purlins between first and second beams When second beam is stable divide crew so that half reposition the gin pole for the third beam and half attach dou...

Page 36: ...X 11 NOTES...

Page 37: ...d to do so Recommended Maintenance Tips Fabric components should be cleaned as needed with mild laundry detergent and soft bristled brushes or mops and rinsed and dried thoroughly before being stored...

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