10
INSTALL THE INNER DOOR:
STEP 10
. Create two cushioning blocks for the inner
door installation. Use the cardboard from the box and
cut, tape and assemble two 3/8” to 1/2” thick 6” x 6”
blocks.
STEP 11.
The inner door is installed from the
inside with the twin rollers facing out. Lift the door
over the curb and angle it to the inside. Working
from each side of the door lift and tip it (about 15 to
25 degree angle is necessary) so that the rollers on
both sides of the door move up and into the desig-
nated channel. As you lower the door into the track
move the position to vertical and rest on the
cushioning blocks on the curb. Tighten the back
screws of the rollers with the wrench supplied.
Remove the cushion blocks.
From the inside-- Lift the inner door with
rollers assembled and set the rollers inside the
groove on the inner side of the header in the
manner shown.
The glass door must be angled - 15-25 degrees.
The rollers must go in and up into the upper
cavity of header. Swing the bottom of glass
forward to parallel it with header until both
rollers are inside the groove bring the glass
and rest it on the cushion blocks on the curb.
When the glass door is
resting on the blocking
and rollers are inside the
header use the Roller
Wrench to tighten the
screws on the back of the
rollers.
After tightening the screws
with the Roller Wrench
remove the blocks under
the doors.
Cut 4 strips of cardboard 6"x 6”
and tape 2 of them together
making 3/8”-1/2” thick 6” x 6”
blocks. Make 2 blocks out of 4
strips.
Set two 3/8”-1/2”
blocks (not provided)
on curb top (as
shown). Use the
cardboard from the
boxes that glass was
shipped in for the
blocking.
Detail 10A
Detail 11A
Detail 11C
Detail 11B
Move the inside stops to the ends of the header and
temporarily snug them in place to prevent the Glass
from hitting the wall during installation.
Final stop adjustment is done in step 18.
(NOT SHOW HERE)
Inner and Outer Door Roller
Stops must be in the end of
the header and tightened
just enough to hold in place.
