Elite Greenhouses 6'3" WIDE HIGH EAVE, Instructions & Illustrations

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Remember, the door end glazing bars are 95 mm longer than the rear end ones and do
not sit on top of the base (as the rear end glazing bars do), they go down the side of the
base and attached to the bottom cill. (Key point)
4. Attach the rectangular plate (with 3 holes) to the 2 bolts inserted in the glazing bars and the
last bolt inserted into the base ensuring that the glazing bar is tight down into the angle of the
door end cill. Attach the diagonal angle to the top bolt of the rectangular plate. The 2 unoccu
pied bolts in the base sections will be used to anchor the greenhouse to the floor.
5. Attach the main door track support (shaped like a letter ‘Z’ to be found with the door panels)
to the 2 vertical glazing bars approx. 130mm below the point where they meet the corner bars.
(Key point). This ‘Z’ shaped bar must be fitted with the two outside slots facing upwards not
downwards.
6. The two horizontal braces attach to the top bolt in the gusset plate and the vertical glazing
bars.
7.
Stand the frame up and bolt the door track to the main door track support and the small angle
door track support by inserting 4 bolts into the bolt slot of the door track. Position 3 of these
through the 3 holes in the door track support above the door opening. The small angle door
track support (which is to be fitted after the greenhouse is completely assembly, but prior to
glazing) has 2 elongated holes at the top and is blank at the bottom. Attach one of the holes to
the bolt slot at the back of the door track using the 4
th
bolt, and then by using a self tapping
screw, you can attach the blank end of the bar to the continuous screw groove on the corner
bar. See door end assembly
.
8. When this has been achieved tighten all nut.
9. Slide a bolt into the bolt slot in the built in base section, one at each end. Attach the base an-
chor so that it is pointing downwards. If you are fitting your greenhouse onto soft ground,
then do not fit the corner bracket yet. If you are on a patio, you will need to cut the bracket
off level with the bottom of the built in base and slide extra bolts into the bolt channel to be
attached to the anchor bracket (generally 1 every 2’). If you are on soil, the bracket will go
into the ground at general assembly.
N.B. Please note carefully the correct position of the main door support. The slotted holes at either
end are facing skywards NOT downwards
(Key point).
Please note, you only require approx. 150mm of beading in the inside ‘v’ groove of the door end
glazing bars.