Isotra LARRA 30, Measurement And Assembly Manual

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Manual validity: 1. 8. 2019 2
MEASUREMENT AND ASSEMBLY MANUAL
THE WIDTH AND HEIGHT ARE MEASURED IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER:
Sole roller blind:
 B – Cassette length – value is same as Š – for LAR30 and LAR30mp is always 0
 Š – Width of blind for installation into lining. You shall measure real width of the opening, deduct 5mm and
put this value into the order form. For real width of the blind it is necessary to deduct gaps – see next
paragraph.

Š – Width of blind for installation above the opening. Usually 200mm are added to the measured width of the
opening and put into order sheet. For real width of the blind it is necessary to deduct gaps – see next
paragraph.

B1 – Always 0
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C – Always 0
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V – Height – you shall measure the whole height including top profile.
More roller blinds in one common cassette:

B – Common cassette length for installation into the lining. You shall measure real width of the opening,
deduct 5mm and put this value into the order form.
 B – Common cassette length for installation above the opening. Usually 200mm are added to the measured
width of the opening and put into order sheet.
 Š – Width of single roller blind. For real width of the blind it is necessary to deduct gaps – see next
paragraph.
 B1 – Gap from the edge of the cassette or previous roller blind
 C – Gap between last roller blind and edge of the cassette – control measure.
 V – Height – you shall measure the whole height including top profile.
It is possible to place maximum 5 single independent roller blinds in one common box. Maximum width of one common
box is 5700mm. It is possible to place single roller blinds anywhere in the box. Options for single roller blinds in one
common box are same as for standard single units. Box dimensions need to be entered always together with the first roller
blind. Order of roller blinds is determined from left to right from interior view.