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8.

 

Check that all angles between built in base and the vertical members are at right angles and 

that the glazing bars are right into the built in base at the bottom. 

(Key Point).

 

 

9. 

Tighten all nuts. 

 

10.  Slide two extra bolts into the built in base. This will be used later to attach the corner bracket. 

 

11.  Slide a bolt into the bolt slot in the built in base section, one at each end. Attach the corner 
bracket 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 
corner bracket (generally 1 every 2’). If you are on soil, the corner bracket will go into the ground at 
general assembly. 

 

DOOR END ASSEMBLY 

 

From the main bag of fittings you will require the nuts and bolts, 2 eave plates and 1 ridge plate.  
These are packed with the casement stay and are separate from the main bag of fittings. 
Please note, you only require approx. 40mm of beading in the inside ‘v’ groove of the end glazing 
bars. 

 

Components 
2 door end built in base 
2 end glazing bars 
side corner bars (unmarked) 
top door track 
door end horizontal angle 
door end bracing angles 
main door track support 
2 roof corner bars (marked “R”)

 

 

INSTRUCTIONS 

 

1. 

Assemble the frame in exactly the same way as the rear 

end, up to and including stage 3 of the rear end. The differ-
ence with the door end is that instead of 1 long built in base 
piece, the door end has 2 smaller pieces (1 either side of the 
door opening) and 1 door end cill. The 2 vertical glazing bars 
are longer than the same bars used on the rear end assembly 

(Key Point)

 

2. 

Now engage the door end cill with the 2 built in base pieces by push-

ing the angle of the cill under the locator as shown in the diagram. At this 
stage the cill will move freely left and right but will remain located to the 
built in base. 

 

3. 

Slide 2 bolts into the bottom of each glazing bar and 3 bolts (only 1 if 

greenhouse to be sited on soft ground) into the free end of each built in base 
section. Attach the 2

nd

 bolt in the glazing bar to the hole in the door end cill, 

but do not put a nut on yet. 

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)

Summary of Contents for 4'3" wide compact

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Page 4: ... 1 1 1 20 Top door panel With name plate taped together and marked door 2 2 2 2 21 Bottom door panel 2 2 2 2 22 Middle door panel 6 6 6 6 23 Door track support 1 1 1 1 24 Door posts 2 unhanded 2 handed 4 4 4 4 25 Side glazing bar 2 4 6 8 26 Roof glazing bar 2 4 6 8 27 Vent in packs 1 1 1 2 28 Door end glazing bars Taped together and marked door end 2 2 2 2 29 Door end horizontal angle 2 2 2 2 30 D...

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 worn If your greenhouse is a painted one there are a few 1 8 3mm holes in the end of the bars These are jig holes for painting and have no bearing on construction Key Point WHEN CONSTRUCTING A POWDER...

Page 6: ...t 5 Doors 6 Bag of fittings containing Nuts and bolts general assembly Overlap clips for glass Spring clips for glass Casement stay Casement stay nuts and bolts Four eave plates not in the main bag but taped up with the casement stay Two ridge plates Four door wheels Two door guides Small self tapping screws Double door lock Rectangular plates 3 elongated holes 7 Roof bars 8 Coil of glazing beadin...

Page 7: ...f the glazing bar Fix the built in base to the middle glazing bar by pushing the bolt through the hole in the built in base and tightening as before 4 long model will only have 1 side glazing bar per side assembly 2 for the 6 etc Correctly position the built in base on the outermost glazing bars by pushing the bolts through the holes in the built in base but do not put the nuts on yet 6 8 and 10 m...

Page 8: ...BEWARE OF SHARP EDGES ...

Page 9: ...n 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 nearer to the eaves plate than the ridge plate Key Point ...

Page 10: ... 3 from the end of the bar These will later be used in the general assembly for fixing the ridge eave and built in base to the ends Now secure the ridge plate and eaves plates by inserting bolts through the plates and into the holes punched in the flange of the corner bar at the apex and eave Do not tighten the nuts and bolts in the plates at this stage finger tip tighten is sufficient N B If you ...

Page 11: ...ng bars Components 2 door end built in base 2 end glazing bars side corner bars unmarked top door track door end horizontal angle door end bracing angles main door track support 2 roof corner bars marked R INSTRUCTIONS 1 Assemble the frame in exactly the same way as the rear end up to and including stage 3 of the rear end The differ ence with the door end is that instead of 1 long built in base pi...

Page 12: ... main door track support and the small angle door track support 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 At this stage you do not need to adjust the track for level or square This will be done later when fitting the doors 8 Insert 2 extra bolts into each end of the door track which will be use...

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Page 14: ... post on the left handed door post on the right The top of each side post has two screw holes in it the bottom has three Key point Slide the glazing beading into the groove of each bar i e only one length of glazing bead ing per bar 2 Place the top bottom and 3 infill panels in position as shown by the po sition of the screw holes in the side pieces and the panels The top panel has the greenhouse ...

Page 15: ...panel See picture below 8 Slip the nylon door skids on each of the bottom panels This may already have been done pri or to delivery After fitting the doors see later in the booklet you may need to lower the door skid so that it engages with the bottom door cill to allow smooth movement of the door Lower the skid on each door and insert a self tapping screw at each end of the skid to rein force the...

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Page 17: ...up or down in the channel so that the notch on the cam locates comfortably when horizontal Tight en all components FINISHING OFF To prevent the door from sliding past its opening you must fix 2 angle brackets to the door end as sembly Insert a cropped head bolt into the bolt channel at the top of the left hand glazing bar viewed from the inside and fix and angle bracket as shown in the picture bel...

Page 18: ...ail up permost The vent 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 vent side and top rails and trim to suit 4 Insert a bolt into each end of the vent side rail bolt slots put these bolts through the holes in the vent top and bottom rails add nuts and lightly tighten Check that all join...

Page 19: ...ASSEMBLY OF GREENHOUSE UNIT ...

Page 20: ... this can now be attached to the end built in base utilising the bolts inserted at frame assembly 6 Do the same at the other three corners 7 Slide the glazing beading into both sides of the ridge before attaching the ridge to the roof corner bars Insert the end of the ridge through the small gap in the roof corner bars at the top the vertical part of the ridge will be outside pointing skywards and...

Page 21: ...e roof vent hinge insert a small self tapping screw into the black tube approxi mately way along then tighten the screw The tube will expand and lock into position thus preventing sideways movement of the roof vent These are two tubes one each side of the vent N B There is no hole for the screw but it will easily push into the black tube and screw up Key Point The roof vent overlaps the two glazin...

Page 22: ...s HARD STANDING Having established the square of the greenhouse drill the patio or concrete in the re quired positions fit plastic plugs and screw the angle brackets attached during subas sembly firmly to the ground using 35mm x 8mm round head screws and stainless steel washers SOIL FLOOR Determine the square of the greenhouse as described above make a mix of concrete and put a couple of shovelful...

Page 23: ...use is the door end ramp cill The ramp is at tached 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...

Page 24: ...p clip upwards to support the glass Secure the pane by inserting another two clips inch from the top of the pane Then put 1 overlap clip in the middle Put the top pane of glass under the gutter and then rest it on the 2 clips at the top of the middle pane Now put 2 clips approx 6 up from the bottom of the final piece of glass and 2 clips 4 from the top 5 Repeat this all along this side of the hous...

Page 25: ...in the louvre box replaces 1 A 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 Size A B D E F G X3 C2 C3 4 X 4 14 1 4 8 4 6 4 1 1 6 X 4 20 1 6 8 6 6 4 1 1 8 X 4 26 1 8 8 8 6 4 1 1 Ref Width mm Length mm A 610 610 B 610 457 D 610 210 E 610 305 F 610 267 G 300 457 ...

Page 26: ...tin on top of the lower pane making sure you have differ entiated between the inside and outside of the P V C see diagram below The next pane sits on top of the overlap and is clipped in as normal Muntins will be found in the packets of cut size glass where appropriate The quantities will change slightly if you have ordered extra vents and louvres If you intend to fit a louvre to the greenhouse yo...

Page 27: ...OUSE IS NOW COMPLETE Code Width mm Length mm 9 610 1197 11 305 1197 18 610 610 19 610 457 23 610 1456 24 610 803 25 610 210 52 298 457 Ref Size 9 11 18 19 23 24 25 52 62 63 75 4 x 4 1 4 1 1 4 3 1 6 1 1 4 6 x 4 1 4 1 1 6 5 1 6 1 1 4 8 x 4 1 4 1 1 8 7 1 6 1 1 4 ...

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