Elite Greenhouses 6'3" WIDE HIGH EAVE, Инструкции и иллюстрации

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PARTITION
If you have purchased a partition it is at this point that you construct the frame in situ. In the box
you will find packs marked
Partition corner bars
Partition door end cill
Partition door end
Partition door track
Partition door panels
Partition door posts
You will also require a number of fittings from the box
2 eave gusset plate
1 ridge gusset plate
Glazing beading
Nuts and bolts
PROCEDURE:
1.
Starting with the corner bars, identify the roof and side, left and right
hands as you did earlier during door or rear end assembly.
2. Each bar has a saw cut approx. 20mm into the bar from each end, but
apart from that they are identical. Insert glazing beading as before but
this time into all 3 grooves of the corner bar (Key point).
3.
Having established where the partition is going you will need to make the holes in the gutter,
ridge and cill into slots. Do this by carefully hack sawing down into the hole to form the slot.
4. Take the left hand side bar, insert 2 bolts into the bolt slot, and then offer it up to the eave/
gutter and cill so that the flange of the cill and the eave are inserted into the saw cuts. (Key
point).
5. Slide the 2 bolts into the bolt slot facing inwards, to the holes in the cill and eave/gutter. Put a
nut on and finger tip tighten. Do the same with the left hand roof corner bar, having first
inserted 2 bolts into each bolt slot. (Don’t forget to ensure that ‘R’ is at the ridge and not at
the eave) now do the same with the other side and roof corner bars.
6. Next, offer the gusset plates to the corner bar at the point where they meet. Line up the holes
in the gusset plate with the bolt holes in the facing flange of the corner bar. Insert 2 bolts
through the gusset plate and flange, put a nut on – finger tip tight. Do not put the nuts on the
upper and lower bolts of the eave gusset plates at this stage. (Key point).
7.
The cill can now be attached to the facing bolt slot of the partition corner bar (in the same way
you did in the original door end assembly). N.B If you have a brick base you will need to
trim off with a hacksaw the first 2” of the overlapping part of the cill to facilitate a snug fit.