Elite Greenhouses 7'5'' VANTAGE, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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REAR END ASSEMBLY
For the construction of this frame you require from the
main box: 1 pack of corner bars marked “corner bars”,
1 rear end pack marked “rear end”, 1 rear end built in
base cill marked “rear end” and 1 rear end horizontal
brace marked “rear end”. 2 corner bracket/base legs
(approx. 400mm long).
From the pack of fittings you need: nuts and bolts,
glazing beading and gusset plates – 1 large (ridge
plate) 2 small (eave plates). These plates are
not in the
pack of fittings but are taped up with the casement
stays elsewhere in the box.
1. Starting with the pack of corner bars split the tape
holding them together and first identify the 2 roof bars
from the 2 side bars. The side bars are longer and have a mitre at one end of the bar. The other end
has no hole and is square cut. The roof bars have 3 holes in the flange and are mitred at both ends
and in addition have a letter ‘R’ written at the apex on the
outside of the bar. N.B. If your green-
house is a painted one, the roof corner bars will not be marked with a letter ‘R’. They can be identi-
fied from the side bars as outlined above.
(Key point).
The bars are also handed so you must identify the left and the right hand. Standing up, hold one side
bar vertically in your left hand and the other in your right. Rotate the bars so that the 2 bolt slots are
facing towards you, with the mitres at the top (inside view). Viewed this way the two mitres should
run down to each other. The roof bars can be handed similarly, keeping the blot slots facing inwards
and the letter ‘R’ to the top. (With a painted model, the top can be identified by observing the holes
in the flange. The two holes nearest the end are at 50mm and 33mm centres. The 50mm end is the
top i.e. nearest the ridge). On the outside you can identify them by ensuring that the ‘R’s (indicating
ridge) are at the top, the mitres will then run into each other.
2. Slide the glazing beading into the 3 vertical glazing bars and the 4 corner
bars, taking care not to stretch the material. Trim off any surplus level with the
end of the bars. N.B. The corner bars have 3 grooves to receive the glazing
bead; do not put any in the middle one.
(Key point).