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CLEARSPAN
™
CARPORTS
14
INSTALL ROOF PANEL HAT CHANNEL
The final procedure to complete the assembly of the
shelter includes the installation of the hat channel and the
corrugated cover material.
There are six (6) runs of hat channel. These runs are
evenly spaced and are installed on top of the rafters.
They span from one end rafter to the other. Each hat
channel section is secured to the tops of the rafters using
Tek screws.
Gather the parts:
• Hat channel (#105352)
• Tek screws and nut setter 3/8'' x 2-9/16 magnetic
• Permanent marker and tape measure
Tools required: Tape measure, marker, chalk line (optional),
wrench (or ratchet with socket), and right-angled drill
(recommended) to pre-drill holes for Tek screws when the
eave is close to the top of the assembled frame.
This procedure describes one way to attach the hat
channel to the frame.
1. Take one section of hat channel and align it at the top
of the frame as shown below.
Center of the hat channel is aligned with the center Tek
screw of the mounting plate as shown above.
2. Move to the other end of the frame and align the
remaining end of the first run of hat channel with the
same Tek screw in the mounting plate.
The hat channel must run evenly across the frame for
the corrugated panels to install correctly.
ATTENTION:
Some frame lengths require more than a
single length of hat channel for each hat channel run.
Use the following information as a guide when installing
the hat channel.
Shelter #105589:
1 full section of hat channel per run.
Shelter #105590:
1 and 1/2 sections per run. (Cut 3
full pieces of hat channel in half to be used with the full
sections for each run.)
Shelter #105591:
2 full sections overlapped per run.
Shelter #105592:
2 full sections overlapped per run.
3. Using Tek screws, secure the upper run of hat channel
to each rafter.
NOTE:
For longer shelters where two pieces of hat
channel are used for each run, overlap the hat channel
sections by a minimum of six (6) inches
before
securing
these to the frame.
ATTENTION:
For the 105589 shelter, the hat channel
may extend beyond the edge, or it can be trimmed
flush.
Flush to the edge
of the rafter