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voidable in a greenhouse with polycarbonate
sheets, however it may be reduced by ex-
changing the parts (7424 / 7425) with (7423*).
This will allow increased ventilation inside and
thereby reduce the condensation.
Please use screws (7349) to fix (7423*) in the
middle of each section at the eave and at the
ridge.
7b. SIde glazINg
Please decide at this point in which sections
you will assemble the two side windows.
Note: These cannot be assembled into a
corner section or in sections adjacent to the
door entrance.
Glazing panes H will be then assembled into
these sections instead of glazing pane A.
Press glazing seal (7382) into the top groove
in each (7381) and cut to fit both ends.
If glazing with glass, press glazing seal (6090)
onto the aluminium profiles (7b.2) and cut to
length. Note - On all horizontal glazing guides
it is recommended to use smaller lengths of
the seal (6090) in the middle of each section.
This will allow condensation which collects
inside the house to escape.
Note - With Polycarbonate the glazing rubber
is not required.
Through the positioning of the (7050) bolt
head in the different guides in the glazing
capping's, it is possible to glaze the green-
house with 3mm, 4mm,10mm or 16mm panes
(7b.2).
Prepare bolts (7050) in each glazing capping
as shown (7b.3).
For 10mm glazing prepare 1 spacer (7407), in
the middle / top of each pane A (7b.4).
Position each glazing pane A or H into the fra-
me and connect the vertical capping's (7372),
(7373) or (7374) loosely with nuts (7053).
Lift pane A or H 15mm and connect capping's
(7381) loosely under the pane.
Note - The bolts (7050) used to hold the
diagonal braces in sections 1, 2 and 3 should
be replaced at this point (7b.8).
For 10mm glazing prepare 4 spacers (7409)
onto each (7321) and (7322) (2 spacers for
each pane E and F) (7b.5) (7b.6).
Position panes E and F.
Connect capping's (7377) or (7378) and then
(7375) / (7379) or (7376) / (7380) loosely.
Tighten all nuts. Please do not over tighten.
Note - The vertical capping's can be best
assembled when the top bolt is first inserted
into the hole, then the middle and finally the
bottom bolt. Ensure that the capping remains
in contact with the sill bar.
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8. SIde wINdow aSSembly
Remove nuts (7053) from the top two bolts
holding cappings (7372) in the middle bars
(7311) beside the window opening.
Loosely prepare (7053) and (7399) in the
lower hole in window side frames (7455) and
(7456) (8.1).
Turn window side frames (7455) and (7456)
onto middle bars (7311) above glazing pane H
(8.2) and reconnect the top capping nut (7053)
(8.3).
Loosely prepare (7053) and (7399) in the
lower hole in window sill bar (7452). Rotate it
into position to cover glazing pane H fitting the
middle capping bolt into the top hole on both
sides of (7452) (8.5).
Reconnect the middle capping nut (7053)
(8.6).
Using screws (7088) assemble the window
hinge (7419) onto the window side frames
(7455) and (7456) (8.7). Note: Only connect
using the prepared long holes in the hinge.
Assemble the prepared side window (see sec-
tion 5) between the two window hinges (7419)
using screws (7088). Note: Only connect
using the prepared long holes in the hinge.
Close the window and ensure that it closes
over the sill bar (7452) without contact. The
window height can be adjusted using the long
holes in hinge (7419) and when correct fixed
by inserting extra screws into the other holes.
Connect window latches (6056) onto the sill
bar (7452) using screws (7403) (8.9).
Locate them by aligning with the long holes in
the window opener (7090) when the window is
closed (8.10).
When the window is closed the window opener
(7090) can be latched onto both (6056) to hold
the window closed (8.10).
Note - If the brush seal (7457) protrudes along
the top edge of (7450) when the window is
closed it can be trimmed shorter, see detail
(5.10).
Repeat for the other window.
9. FINal StePS
Insert eave plastic (7370) and (7371) into both
ends of the eave bar (7324 - 7327) (9.1).
Note - It can help to pull the eave bar at the
top edge, carefully away from the house so
that the opening for the plastic becomes lar-
ger.
Insert cropped head bolt (1412) into the bolt
channel at the bottom of corner bar (7310) and
connect parts (1405) and (1409) with alumini-
um nut (1002) on both sides (9.3). Fit elbow
(1402) onto the bottom of down pipe (1415)
(9.6) and then connect this to the eave plastic
(7370) or (7371) (9.9). Fit the down pipe clamp
(1403) around the down pipe and connect to
(1409) (9.4). Insert screw (1006) to fix the
down pipe in place (9.5).
Assemble door track (7359) into the door ope-
ning. Connect to (7321), (7322) or (7324 -
7327) by inserting bolts (7052) into the bolt
channel on the outside of these bars and con-
nect with nuts (7053) (9.8).
Include at both ends of door track bar (7359)
bolt (7052) from outside and nut (3002) inside
the door guide to prevent the door from sliding
out of the track (9.8) (9.9).
Position the doors by inserting the plastic door
guides (2271) into the guide in door track bar
(7359) (9.10) (9.11a) and then lower the
wheels onto the door track on bar (7351)
(9.11b). Hook the door jump clips (7350) under
the lip on (7351) and tighten the lock nuts
(7360) (9.11b).
Connect plastic nut caps (6070) by pushing
them onto all visible nuts (7053) inside the
building (9.12).
Note - It is recommended to include a bead of
neutral silicone between the ridge bar and wall
from outside (9.7). Neutral silicone is not provi-
ded.
FINIShINg
If desired, it is possible to further seal the
greenhouse at the edges using neutral silicone.
Silicone is not included for this purpose.
Place the warning label inside the house.
Please check the tightness of all nuts and
bolts 2 weeks after completing the assembly.
A full range of greenhouse accessories, to
help you make the most of this product, is
available from your stockist. Please take a
look at the possibilities.
SaFety NotIce
In the event of high wind conditions, close the
doors and all vents.
In the event of heavy snowfall, clear the roof of
the building or take suitable measures to sup-
port the roof. Heat the building in winter.
commeNtS
For the complete protection of your new
green house, we advise you to include it in
your house insurance. Please take note of
possible building rules relating to the positio-
ning of greenhouses.
Please stick the included greenhouse model
036.01.1512
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