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Garden Building
Installation Guide
Product Code : TGBv6.1 / November 2011
It is recommended at this point to re-check
the internal window frame dimensions (width
and
projection)
and
check
the
measurements across the internal corners
(these should be the same).
On large models the eaves beam (A5080)
may be in two pieces. These are joined
using the inline eaves beam joiner (C9068)
which joins the two pieces of eaves beam
(A5080) together as shown below.
One end of the eaves beam inline joiner
(C9068) is already fixed to one of the eaves
beams (A5080), the other piece of eaves
beam (A5080) is pre-drilled and positioned
over the eaves beam inline joiner (C9068).
When in position, the eaves beam inline
joiner (C9068) is fixed using the 6.35 x
38mm silver screws (C9132) through the
pre-drilled holes.
Four 6.35 x 38mm silver screws (C9132) are
required to join the eaves beam inline joiner
(C9068) to the eaves beams (A5080).
Attach the eaves beam external trim
(P6024) onto the front of the eaves beam
(A5080) as shown remembering to remove
the protective film on the outer frame.
Position the eaves beam (A5080) centrally
on top of the windows. When positioned
correctly the front face of the eaves beam
(A5080) will sit flush with the front face of
the windows below.
Slide the eaves beam bolt retainers (C9144)
complete with M5 x 25mm bolts into the
eaves beam (A5080). To calculate how
many bolt retainers (C9144) are required
refer to your roof plan.
Please note:
One double bolt retainer is
required per spar however a single bolt
retainer is required for each starter spar and
either side of the eaves beam corners.
