11
Installation
Bradmar
™
Restroom Partitions, Floor-Mounted with Overhead Brace — Series 400
Bradley
•
HDWP-INSTR-013 Rev. K; ECN 12-14-012
10/1/2014
8a Integral Hinges - No-Site (Standard)
Installing the heat sink after the doors are installed is difficult due to the limited space between the
bottom of the door and the floor. The heat sink should be installed prior to completing step "C".
Aluminum heatsink
on bottom of door
Pilaster
Spring
3" Top Pin
Lip
Lip
3"
(76mm)
3
³⁄₈
" Top Pintle
3¼" Bottom
Pintle Assembly
Notch Feature
(for adjacent
door strike)
¾"
(19mm)
1¾"
(44mm)
½"
(13mm)
¾"
Drill first hole as shown . Attach and align
heat sink with single screw (#6 x ¾" flat
head screw). Use remaining heat sink
holes as a drilling template and fasten with
remaining screws
Same procedure as letters A–F for step 8. See below for instructions and notes on
installing the aluminum heat sink on bottom of door prior to starting installation.
A
The "lip" will be on the outside of the stall for outswing doors and on the inside for inswing doors.
The heat sink should always be on the bottom.
Ø
⁷⁄₆₄
x ¾"
Deep
(all Pilot
Holes)
