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SIDE FRAME ASSEMBLY 

 
When you come to the greenhouse itself  start by assembling the side frames first. 

 

 

1. 

Lay out the pieces on the ground as though you were standing inside the house, i.e. with the 

gutter and cill facing downwards, and the bolt channels of the glazing bar(s) upwards. 

(Key Point).   

 
2. 

Slide a bolt into each end of each glazing bar. (If you have bought a shelf to go in your green-

house and you intend to fit it on a side wall, use the ½” headed bolts provided with the shelf fittings
- these can be inserted later).  

 

3. 

Fix the combined eaves bar/gutter to the glazing bar(s) by pushing the bolts through the holes 

in the eaves bar, and securing with a nut. You do not need to tighten the nuts too much at this stage, 
but they need to be tight enough to stop the bolts slipping out of the glazing bar. 
 
4. 

Fix the cill to the middle glazing bar by pushing the bolt through the hole in the cill unit and 

tightening. 
 
5. 

Correctly position the cill on the outer most glazing bars by pushing the bolts through the 

holes in the cill, but do not put the nuts on yet. 
 
6. 

Place the angled tie bars over these bolts so that they point outwards towards the ends of 

eaves bar. They must be so arranged that the flat bit of the angle in each case faces towards the mid-
dle of the house (i.e. the elongated slit will be by the eaves in one case and by the cill in the other).  

(Key Point).

 

 

7. 

Put nuts on bottom bolts and lightly tighten. 

 

8. 

Do the same with the other side frame assembly 

 

9. 

Make sure that the glazing bars reach both the cill and the eaves in each case. Tighten all nuts. 

 

 

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Page 4: ...e braces 2 4 4 19 Door end cill 1 1 1 20 Top door track 1 1 1 21 Top door panel With name plate taped 1 1 1 22 Bottom door panel together and marked 1 1 1 23 Middle door panel door 3 3 3 24 Door track...

Page 5: ...worn Gloves should be worn If your greenhouse is a painted one may be a few 1 8 holes in the end of the bars These are jig holes for painting and have no bearing on construction Key Point When Powder...

Page 6: ...1 Two side frames 2 Rear end frame 3 Door end frame 4 Roof vent 5 Door 6 Bag of fittings containing a Nuts and bolts general assembly b Wire clips for glazing c Casement stay d Casement stay nuts and...

Page 7: ...ten the nuts too much at this stage but they need to be tight enough to stop the bolts slipping out of the glazing bar 4 Fix the cill to the middle glazing bar by pushing the bolt through the hole in...

Page 8: ...SIDE FRAME ASSEMBLY...

Page 9: ...e flange of the corner bar at the apex and eave 3 Attach the bottom cill to the side corner bars by inserting a bolt through the hole in the flange of the corner bar and into the slot in the cill 4 At...

Page 10: ...which indicates that they meet at the ridge They are also mitred at both ends If you have a painted greenhouse there is no letter R on the corner bar You must ensure that the middle hole is nearer to...

Page 11: ...not downwards The main door track support attaches into the two long glazing bars and is positioned immediately underneath the upper bolts that hold the glazing bars to the corner bars The two horizo...

Page 12: ...DOOR END ASSEMBLY viewed from inside...

Page 13: ...er infill panel locks on to the bottom panel 3 Fix the door together by screwing through the door side pieces into the holes provided in the edge of the panels with the no 8 half inch self tapping scr...

Page 14: ...rmal nuts in gen eral assembly The wheel will revolve freely because it has ball bearings in it 7 Slip the nylon door skids on each end of the bottom panel 8 Turn the door over and insert the black ru...

Page 15: ...olt slots of the side bars uppermost and the v slots of the bottom rail uppermost The top rail is arranged in such a way that the squared off end is to the bottom and the hooked hinge uppermost 3 Inse...

Page 16: ...ASSEMBLY OF GREENHOUSE UNIT...

Page 17: ...end assembly during the gable end assembly can now be used 4 Line up the elongated holes in the flanges of the eaves with the bolt slots and slide the bolts into them Put a nut on the top bolt and tig...

Page 18: ...ridge first by sliding a bolt into the bolt slot of the glazing bar inserting it through the hole in the flange of the ridge Put a nut on and tighten up Do the same with the rest of the roof bars 10 B...

Page 19: ...nting sideways movement of the vent N B There is no hole for the screw but it will easily push into the tube and screw up Key Point You only require one tube per vent on the left hand side of the vent...

Page 20: ...into the upper door track and move further to the right until the black draught excluder butts up to the end glazing bars Carefully ease the door past the glazing bar and feed in the second wheel Push...

Page 21: ...is fitted in which position on the greenhouse The mastic bead will be sticky so ensure the polycarbonate panel is fitted correctly before pressing to reinforce the bond Each panel is fitted with wire...

Page 22: ...GLAZING PLAN A 610 X 1350 B 610 X 1211 C 610 X 610 F 610 X 457 D 2 left handed 2 right handed MODEL A B C D E F G 4 5 4 3 2 4 1 3 1 6 5 6 5 2 4 1 3 1 8 5 8 7 2 4 1 3 1...

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