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The doors will now run quite freely. To square up the door with the spacing, undo the upper bolts 
holding the door track. There is a little play to facilitate “fine tuning” of the doors. 

N.B. 

Sometimes 

the doors can be a little stiff prior to glazing but once the glass has been inserted (the last job of the 
construction) the extra weight will make for smooth running.  
 
Loosely attach 2 flat bars to the bolt channel of the door track (1 each end) and allow to hang verti-
cally downwards. The flat bar has 2 holes. Attach the larg-
er hole to the door track by inserting a bolt into the chan-
nel of the track. Now slide the flat bar along the door track 
until the point that the smaller hole of the flat bar meets 
the self tapping screw groove of the roof corner bar. If 
you are happy that the doors are running smoothly, insert 
a self tapping screw into the smaller hole of the flat bar 
and in turn into the self tapping groove and tighten. Re-
peat on the other end of the door track. This attachment 
will support the weight of the doors when they are in the 
open position.  
 
Attach two small angles (1” x 1 ½”) to the ends of the top door track, these will act as stops when 
opening the door. The part of the angle with 2 holes is attached to the bolt slot at the back of the top 
door track. This in turn will allow the blank side to cap the end of the track preventing the door 
from sliding off the track. 
 

FITTING THE RAMP 

 
The final aluminium piece of the greenhouse is the door end ramp cill. The ramp is attached to the 
door end cill by engaging the nub of the door end cill to the ‘C’ groove of the ramp. The ramp is 
now rotated to horizontal. Drill a hole at each end approx 20mm in from the end of the ramp and 
into the floor. Plug and screw. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
If you are fitting onto soft ground, you must ensure that a solid material is underneath the ramp to 
avoid damage when you step on the ramp to enter the greenhouse. You can lay a row of bricks sunk 
to ground level, a concrete flag, a piece of aluminium base pressed into the ground to ground level 
or something similar. You can then screw the ramp into the support material for a secure fixing. 

 

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Page 4: ...te taped 2 2 2 2 22 Bottom door panel together and marked 2 2 2 2 23 Middle door panel door 6 6 6 6 24 Door track support 1 1 1 1 25 Door posts 2 handed 2 unhanded 4 4 4 4 26 Side glazing bar 2 4 6 8...

Page 5: ...erable locations such as under trees playing areas etc Children should not play near glass greenhouses REMEMBER glass is fragile handle with care Protective eye glasses should be worn Gloves should be...

Page 6: ...Bag of fittings containing a Nuts and bolts general assembly b Overlap clips for glass c Spring clips for glass d Casement stay e Casement stay nuts and bolts f Four eave plates not in the main bag bu...

Page 7: ...be tight enough to stop the bolts slipping out of the glazing bar 5 Fix the built in base cill to the middle glazing bar by pushing the bolt through the hole in the cill unit and tightening as before...

Page 8: ...SIDE FRAME ASSEMBLY BEWARE OF SHARP EDGES...

Page 9: ...the outside which indicate that they meet at the ridge and 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...

Page 10: ...ave 3 grooves to receive beading Do not use the middle one only the two outer grooves require beading 3 Slide two bolts into the bolt channel of each corner bar put a nut on and finger tip tighten app...

Page 11: ...s and that the glazing bars are right into the angle cill at the bottom Key point 9 Tighten all nuts 10 Slide two extra bolts into the built in base cill This will be used later to attach the angle ba...

Page 12: ...of the door opening and 1 door end cill 2 Now engage the door end cill with the 2 built in base cills by pushing the angle of the cill under the locator as shown in the diagram At this stage the cill...

Page 13: ...upport by inserting 3 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 10 Insert 2 extra bolts into each end of the d...

Page 14: ...DOOR END ASSEMBLY...

Page 15: ...el has the edge for the door skids to fit on The lower infill panel locks on to the bottom panel 5 Fix the door together by screwing through the door side pieces into the holes provided in the edge of...

Page 16: ...unhanded one 11 Do not fit the doors to the gable at this stage wait until the structure is fully assembled prior to glazing 12 Having assembled both doors you need to attach a piece of alloy angle t...

Page 17: ...ttom 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 Slide the glazing beading into the slot in the side and top rails...

Page 18: ...ASSEMBLY OF GREENHOUSE UNIT...

Page 19: ...will slide down into the slotted hole at the end of the built in base cill Likewise with the angle base leg this can now be attached to the end built in base cill utilising the bolts inserted at frame...

Page 20: ...Before sliding the vent into the ridge slide a piece of black tube into the vent hinge socket Slide the vent into posi tion insert a small self tapping screw into the tube approximately way along the...

Page 21: ...bove the gutter and be running parallel with the roof glazing bars Each corner must be the same If one corner is out the corner di agonally opposite will also be out By carefully pushing and pulling e...

Page 22: ...the door track This attachment will support the weight of the doors when they are in the open position Attach two small angles 1 x 1 to the ends of the top door track these will act as stops when ope...

Page 23: ...ap of approx 20mm 3 Hook one overlap clip on the middle of the pane of glass Key point 4 Offer the top pane of glass to the glazing bars resting it on the two clips of the bottom pane Insert two wire...

Page 24: ...pane You must ensure that you fit glass above and below the louvre The louvre can not sit directly on the bottom aluminium cill Key point Ref Width mm Length mm A 610 610 B 610 457 D 610 210 E 610 30...

Page 25: ...you do not use muntins or spacers if you have multi sheet or small pane tough ened glass See the diagram for the position of the different sizes The glass is clipped onto the frame in the same way as...

Page 26: ...elow the louvre The louvre cannot fit onto the bottom aluminium cill Key point Replace pane 54 with 1 piece 610 x 280 the louvre and then 1 pane 610 x 904mm YOUR GREENHOUSE IS NOW COMPLETE Code Width...

Page 27: ...OPTIONAL EXTRAS Rainwater kits for guttering...

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