Aluminum Railing Installation Guide
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Installation Tips:
1.
A miter saw with high tooth count carbide
blade can be used to cut the aluminum. Cut
slowly and use all safety precautions
2.
If your installation requires that the rails be
cut, be sure to double check all
measurements before cutting.
3.
Only use the fasteners provided in the railing
kit. Do not overtighten the screws.
4.
Applying paint, other than manufacturer’s
touch up paint, will void the warranty.
5.
The screws included require a T25 torx drive
bit, which is not included in the railing kit.
6.
Foot block assembly is manufactured for a 2”
gap between the mounting surface and the
bottom rail.
7.
All fasteners are self-tapping, we recommend drilling pilot holes with a 1/8” bit
(not included).
Recommended Tools:
Safety Glasses
Level
Tape Measure
Miter saw with high tooth count carbide blade
Rubber Mallet
Power Drill
Phillips Drive Bit
T25 Torx screwdriver bit
