Leadvision Pool Fence, Руководство по установке

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STEP 4: MAKING YOUR CUSTOM CUT
*Measuring Your Custom Cut: Your custom section Is the one that doesn’t fit. The first step is to measure
your custom cut. Note whether you will be cutting from the right side or the left side of the full section.
See
Fig.21 below
PRO NOTE:
When measuring for a custom cut or cutting fence you should always remember that the mold-
ings face out away from the pool. When measuring your cut section always face the pool. Measure the
outside centerline of the odd panel. Next count the number of poles in the odd section and double check
whether it is a cut to the right or a cut to the left. See
Fig. 22-23.
If you noticed in
Fig. 22
our example custom cut is a 4 pole and then a cut to the right. Let’s say this cut is
a 4 pole 23 1/2’’ to the right. When you measure make sure you are measuring between the two centerlines
of either hole.
Fig. 23
illustrates the scribe lines but when you are ready to measure for your cut you will be
dealing with drill holes in the concrete and there will be no scribe lines draw across the holes. The scribe
lines in the figure are to remind you that your cut happens to fall on a turn, you must remember that your
center line turns as well.
*Make Your Cut:
Now you have the measurement and you can make the cut. Roll out your full section(screws
facing up) in front of the custom cut area and face the pool. Looking at the full section count the poles over until
you reach the panel that needs to be cut. Our example cut is a 4 pole 23 1/2’’ to the right. See
Fig.24
below
PRO NOTE: When measuring for a custom cut or cutting fence you should always
remember that the moldings face out away from the pool. When measuring your cut
section always face the pool.
Measure the outside centerline of the odd panel. Next count the number of poles in the
odd section and double check whether it is a cut to the right or a cut to the left. See
Fig.22-23 .
If you noticed in Fig.22 our example custom cut is a 4 pole and then a cut to the right.
Let’s say this cut is a 4 pole 23 1/2’’ to the right. When you measure make sure you
are measuring between the two centerlines of either hole. Fig.23 illustrates the scribe
lines but when you are ready to measure for your cut you will be dealing with drill
holes in the concrete and there will be no scribe lines draw across the holes. The
scribe lines in the figure are to remind you that your cut happens to fall on a turn, you
must remember that your center line turns as well.
*
Make Your Cut:
Now you have the measurement and you can make the cut. Roll
out your full section(screws facing up)in front of the custom cut area and face the
pool. Looking at the full section count the poles over until you reach the panel that
needs to be cut. Our example cut is a 4 pole 23 1/2’’ to the right. See Fig.24 below
LEFT SIDE RIGHT SIDE
This is the panel
where the cut
will be
Screws face away
from the pool
Screws face away
from the pool
Fig. 21
PRO NOTE: When measuring for a custom cut or cutting fence you should always
remember that the moldings face out away from the pool. When measuring your cut
section always face the pool.
Measure the outside centerline of the odd panel. Next count the number of poles in the
odd section and double check whether it is a cut to the right or a cut to the left. See
Fig.22-23 .
If you noticed in
Fig.22
our example custom cut is a 4 pole and then a cut to the right.
Let’s say this cut is a 4 pole 23 1/2’’ to the right. When you measure make sure you
are measuring between the two centerlines of either hole. Fig.23 illustrates the scribe
lines but when you are ready to measure for your cut you will be dealing with drill
holes in the concrete and there will be no scribe lines draw across the holes. The
scribe lines in the figure are to remind you that your cut happens to fall on a turn, you
must remember that your center line turns as well.
* Make Your Cut: Now you have the measurement and you can make the cut. Roll
out your full section(screws facing up)in front of the custom cut area and face the
pool. Looking at the full section count the poles over until you reach the panel that
needs to be cut. Our example cut is a 4 pole 23 1/2’’ to the right. See Fig.24 below
Custom Cut
to the right
Right
Place the tape measure down and measure odd panel.
(NOTE: Make sure you are facing the pool.)
Fig. 22
PRO NOTE: When measuring for a custom cut or cutting fence you should always
remember that the moldings face out away from the pool. When measuring your cut
section always face the pool.
Measure the outside centerline of the odd panel. Next count the number of poles in the
odd section and double check whether it is a cut to the right or a cut to the left. See
Fig.22-23 .
If you noticed in Fig.22 our example custom cut is a 4 pole and then a cut to the right.
Let’s say this cut is a 4 pole 23 1/2’’ to the right. When you measure make sure you
are measuring between the two centerlines of either hole. Fig.23 illustrates the scribe
lines but when you are ready to measure for your cut you will be dealing with drill
holes in the concrete and there will be no scribe lines draw across the holes. The
scribe lines in the figure are to remind you that your cut happens to fall on a turn, you
must remember that your center line turns as well.
* Make Your Cut: Now you have the measurement and you can make the cut. Roll
out your full section(screws facing up)in front of the custom cut area and face the
pool. Looking at the full section count the poles over until you reach the panel that
needs to be cut. Our example cut is a 4 pole 23 1/2’’ to the right. See Fig.24 below
Fig. 23