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4
Getting Started
Parts of the Shutter
NOTE
: When installing screws with a drill,
be careful not to over-tighten. This may
cause the screw to break off in the wall
or window frame.
molly
bolt
self drilling
anchor
toggle
bolt
screws
(included)
Remove the shutters from the
packaging. All panels are marked.
Do not mix the panels when there
are multiple sets of shutters.
Do not dispose of packaging until
the shutter is operating to your
satisfaction.
Check the diagram to make sure
you have all the parts needed
for the appropriate type of
installation.
Tools you may need to install your
shutters: pencil, screwdriver,
1
⁄
4
"
nut driver, level, pliers, hammer
or rubber mallet, tape measure
and a
1
⁄
8
" drill with assorted drill
bits, non-marring hammer with
1" head, caulk or sealant, contact
cement.
Wallboard Or Plaster:
Use a secure fastener designed
for hollow wall applications.
Metal:
Pre-drill holes and use
the included screws.
Concrete, Stone, Brick Or Tile:
Use a masonry drill and
appropriate plugs, anchors
or screws.
Note:
When selecting a fastener,
make sure it is designed to
support the weight of the
product being installed. Follow
the fastener manufacturer’s
instructions for proper installation
of the fastener.
Getting Started
Parts of the Shutter
RIGHT
SIDE
FRAME
LEFT
SIDE
FRAME
TOP FRAME
CORNER KEY
HINGE
INSTALLATION
HOLE
INSTALLATION
HOLES
BOTTOM FRAME
SHUTTER FRAMES
LOUVERS
TILT ROD
DIVIDER
RAIL
