Elite Greenhouses 6'3" WIDE CRAFTSMAN, Инструкции и иллюстрации

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FULL SHEET TOUGHENED GLASS (EN12150)
If you have purchased bar capping you must use the bar capping installation sheet that will be
packed with the capping.
The main differences in application between the two types of glass are:
1.
Full sheet toughened glass is in large sheets.
2. There are no overlaps: where there are two or more panes in a section they are butt jointed
with a P.V.C overlap strip – (called a muntin) – you do not use muntins or spacers if you
have multi-sheet (or small pane) toughened glass.
3.
See the diagram for the position of the different sizes.
4. The glass is clipped onto the frame in the same way as the horticultural
glass is, but use 8 stainless steel band clips per large pane.
5.
Put the P.V.C. overlap muntin on top of the lower pane making sure
you have differentiated between the inside and outside of the P.V.C.
overlap muntin (see diagram below). The next pane sits on top of the
P.V.C. overlap muntin and is clipped in as normal.
6.
The roof panes have a P.V.C. spacer. Fit 1 roof P.V.C. spacer to the
top edge of each roof panel (except where a vent is installed). Slide the
glass with spacer under the ridge as far as it will go and then lower into
the recess in the combined gutter/eaves bar.
N.B. Spacers and muntins will be found in the packets of
cut size glass (where appropriate).
If you have ordered bar capping you do not use the stainless
steel band clips
, use the stainless steel wire clips provided with the
capping. Secure each pane of glass with the stainless steel wire clips
(previously described) offer a piece of capping to the glazing bar, trim
the capping to length, push the capping onto the glazing bar (full cap-
ping pieces cover two panes of glass one either side of a glazing bar)
put the self-tapping screw through the holes in the capping and with a
Philips screwdriver, screw the capping onto the bar. The screws are col-
our coded to the capping colour.