INSCAPE
INFORM Wall System
Installation Manual
October 2004
INFORM is an innovative full height, movable wall system designed to create flexible and environmentally-friendly workspaces. Comprised of a minimal number of parts and components, INFORM is easy to install and reconfigure. This installation manual contains step-by-step instructions and illustrations to facilitate your INFORM installation experience.
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Index Page Product Overview .............................................................................................................. 2-3 Glossary of Terms .............................................................................................................. 4-7 Understanding the Installation Drawings ............................................................................. 8 Required Tool List ....................................................................................................................9
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Staging of Material ........................................................................................................ 10-11 Starting the Installation....................................................................................................... 12 Installing the Ceiling Channel ....................................................................................... 13-14 Installing the Optional Freestanding Cap.............................................................................15 Installing the Floor Track .................................................................................................16-17 Installing the Wall Channel ............................................................................................18-19 Installing the Panel Chairs ..............................................................................................20-21 Installing the Panels .......................................................................................................22-23 Installing Single Unitized Door Frames ......................................................................... 24-25 Assembly & Installation of Full Height Hinged Double Door Frames ...........................26-27 Assembly & Installation of Flush Transom Hinged Double Door Frames ......................28-29 Assembly & Installation of Glass Tansom Hinged Double Door Frames ......................30-33 Assembly & Installation of Full Height Sliding Double Door Frames ...........................34-35 Fastening Panels .............................................................................................................36-37 Installing Hinged Doors ..................................................................................................38-39 Installing Pivot Doors .....................................................................................................40-43 Installing Sliding Doors ..................................................................................................44-47 Installing the Continuous Base and Base Plinths ...........................................................48-49 Inform Installation Guide
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INFORM Product Overview Inform moveable walls are a unitized, non-progressive moveable steel wall system. The system is available in low gloss and textured painted finish only. The system consists of flush panels, clerestory panels, flush/glass/flush panels, flush/glass panels and full glass panels. The system accepts our standard ¼” clear tempered glass. The glass is furnished and factory glazed. The panels are available in the following widths: 12”, 18”, 24”, 27”, 30”, 33”, 36”, 39”, 42”, 45” and 48”. All panels except clerestory are available in all ceiling heights from 8’0” to 10’0”. Clerestory panels are available in all ceiling heights from 8’6” to 10’0”. Standard doors are solid core paint grade masonite.
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Glossary of Terms In Line Condition Connects two panels in a straight line by using two in-line post covers.
Caddy Clip Finish End Channel
Ceiling Channel
In-Line Post Cover
Finish End Cap
Panel Chair
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Corner Condition Forms a 90-degree corner and consists of a corner ceiling channel, the speciďŹ ed number of corner clips, corner post cover and an outside corner base plinth.
Corner Ceiling Channel
Ceiling Channel Splice
Corner Clip
Corner Post Cover
Continuous Base (Projecting)
Corner Base Plinth
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Tee Condition
Panels adjoining to create tee condition must be notched to accept ceiling channel
Connects three panels at 90 degrees to each other to form a 3-way condition and consists of the speciďŹ ed number of tee clips and one in-line post cover.
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In-Line Post Cover
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Connects four panels at 90 degrees to each other to form a four way condition and consists of the speciďŹ ed number of clips.
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Panels adjoining to create tee condition must be notched to accept ceiling channel
Tee Clip
Note: This panel is connected by pressure ďŹ t only
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Understanding the Installation Drawings The installation drawings consist of three basic parts:
1. Elevations 2. Floor plans 3. Product Code Explanation
1. Floor plans
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The oor plans will show all the partition runs, display each individual panel with it’s part number and show all the required dimensions necessary to lay out the project. The dimensions are always center line unless otherwise stated. This simpliďŹ es the layout process and eliminates the need for you the installer, to remember a group of rules such as what should be added at a tee or corner condition. The plan view will also show a bill of material, which can easily be compared to the quantities on the packing list. In the notes section of the drawings will be the general notes, speciďŹ cations, panel and door legend identiďŹ cation and ďŹ eld conditions.
2. Elevations The elevations will show the dierent panel types used in your installation, such as ush, clerestory, full glass, and doorframes. It will also show the type of glass, door types, ďŹ nishes and all special conditions such as window and/or soďŹƒt conditions. The ceiling height is also displayed
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Required Tool List Understanding which tools are required and what function they accomplish is critical to a successful installation. The two most important specialty tools are the PORTABAND SAW and the UNI-SHEAR. There is field cutting required for the ceiling channel, floor track, wall channels and the base. If this task is attempted by hand you will find it time consuming.
The porta-band saw offers the best solution and achieves the required professional results. The end fillers are normally sent at the correct width, however field conditions sometimes require that the filler be cut for width, the only tool that works is the Uni-Shear. All other tools are standard furniture installation tools.
• Porta-Band – portable band saw with extra blades (24 tooth) .......(qty. 1) • 18-gauge electric shears.....................................................................(qty. 1) • 1/2” 18-volt drill/driver .......................................................................(qty. 1) • 25-foot tapes .......................................................................................(qty. 2) • Open end wrenches 1/4” , 5/16” and 3/8” .........................................(qty. 1) • Rubber Mallets, white rubber .............................................................(qty. 2) • Flat Bar .................................................................................................(qty. 1) • 9” Channel Locks..................................................................................(qty. 2) • Plumb Bob ...........................................................................................(qty. 1) • Chalk Box with white or yellow chalk.................................................(qty. 1) • Craftsman 3/16 screwdriver #41248LWF (plinth screwdriver)..........(qty. 1) • Utility knife with extra blades .............................................................(qty. 1) • Step bit 1/4”- 5/8”............................................................................(qty. 1) • Step bit 1/4”- 1 3/8” ..........................................................................(qty. 1) • 1/8” drill bits ........................................................................................(qty. 10) • 5/16” drill bits ......................................................................................(qty. 10) • 50-foot power cord .............................................................................(qty. 1) • Left-hand Snips ...................................................................................(qty. 1)
• Right-hand Snips ................................................................................(qty. 1) • Deep well socket set (US standard) ....................................................(qty. 1) • 6” tri-square .........................................................................................(qty. 1) • Screw driver set ...................................................................................(qty. 1) • Needle-nose vise grip 5”.....................................................................(qty. 1) • 3” drywall finishing knife ....................................................................(qty. 2) • Masking Tape .......................................................................................(qty. 1) • 2-foot level ..........................................................................................(qty. 1) • 4-foot level ..........................................................................................(qty. 1) • File........................................................................................................(qty. 1) • Drill bit case 1/16 – 1/2......................................................................(qty. 1) • Metal scribe .........................................................................................(qty. 1) • Drop Cloth 10’ x 12’ .............................................................................(qty. 1) • 6 ’ Ladders ............................................................................................(qty. 2) • Collapsible Saw Horses........................................................................(qty. 2) • A-Frame Panel Cart .............................................................................(qty. 1) • Assorted screws
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Staging of Material
On any installation the staging of materials is critical to the success of the installation. Panels should always be stored on edge or flat if a clean- carpeted area is available. Care must be taken to protect the finished panels as well as the building walls. We generally use the packing material that the panels are shipped in to accomplish this. The panels are shipped on skids
The long parts Ceiling track, floor track, wall channels and base are nested and wrapped in brown paper with the part description written on the packages. Finish End Cap These parts should always be laid flat, sorted by part description and left in it’s wrapping until they are used. This will reduce the risk of damage or scratching.
Ceiling Channel
Inside Freestanding Cap
Outside Freestanding Cap
Floor Track
In-Line Post Cover
Corner Post Cover
Wall Channel
Continuous Base
Corner Base Plinth
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Corner Ceiling Channel
The small parts Ceiling channel splices, door hardware, panel clips etc. are shipped in boxes. These must be opened, inventoried and placed back in the boxes for safe keeping. Ceiling Channel Splice Screw
Plinth Screw
Ceiling Channel Splice
Corner Clip
Wood Block
Wall Channel Screw
Caddy Clip
Tee Clip
Door Plinth (Hinge side)
Handrail Screw
Panel Chair
Door Plinth (Strike side)
Velcro
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Starting the Installation
It is critical to check all the oor plan dimensions against the actual ďŹ eld dimensions to verify that everything will ďŹ t. It is also recommended that the entire oor plan be laid out before any channeling is installed. On larger installations we recommend that individual areas where there are clear brakes between areas be laid out in their entirety.
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Snap the centerlines After all the center line dimensions are marked on the ceiling proceed in snapping the lines using a white or yellow chalk line.
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Installing the Projected Ceiling Channel Projected Ceiling Channel
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Attaching the Caddy Clip to the grid Attach the caddy clip to the grid on the center line mark that was previously snapped. A caddy clip should be attached on each grid that crosses perpendicular to the ceiling channel. If the ceiling channels align with the center of the grid, place a caddy clip every 2 feet.
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Always start with the corner ceiling channel and work out. Repeat this process for each piece of channeling.
Installing the Projected Ceiling Channel ■ Transfer the center dimension of the caddy clips onto the ceiling channel ■ Drill a 5/16” hole into the top of the channel, repeat this for each caddy clip. The clips are generally 24” or 48” on center.
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Installing the Projected Ceiling Channel Attach the ceiling channel to the caddy clip by means of the oversized nut that is provided with the caddy clip.
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A 3/4� socket on a nut driver makes this process easier
Inserting the Ceiling Channel Splice Insert ceiling splice half way into the ceiling channel.
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Connect the two lengths of Ceiling Channel Connect the two lengths of ceiling channel where they join with the ceiling channel splice that is provided and screw them together with the self tapping screws that are provided. It will be necessary to cut some of the channeling for length; these cuts should be turned towards the existing building walls wherever possible.
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Never use a ceiling channel length shorter than 24� It makes for a better-looking job.
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Installing the Optional Freestanding Cap
The two-piece Freestanding Cap is used to structurally reinforce and trim off the tops of Inform panels when they do not go to the ceiling. The term for this is generally referred to as “ Open Above”. The freestanding cap consists of an inner cap and an outer cap. Like the ceiling channel, there is a welded and mitered corner channel for the inside and outside members.
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Installing the Inside Freestanding Cap The inside freestanding cap fits snuggly over the top of the panels and will require light tapping with a rubber mallet.
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Installing the Outside Freestanding Cap The outside freestanding cap fits snuggly over the inside handrail and will require light tapping with a rubber mallet.
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Fastening into panel Drill a pilot hole though the two freestanding caps and install the provided selftapping screw through the two freestanding caps and into the top of the panel. This creates a structural attachment between the cap and the top of the panel.
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Always start at the corner and make sure the joints of the inside and outside cap are staggered at least 24”
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Installing the Floor Track
The floor track is attached to the carpet by means of non-damaging velcro strips. Floor track that is attaching to tile or concrete is done by means of double face tape.
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Plumb the center lines on the ceiling down to the floor You now can plumb all the center lines on the ceiling down to the floor using either a plumb bob or a laser. We recommend that you use masking tape to transfer your floor center lines onto; this will ensure that you do not leave any indelible marks on the carpet or floor tile.
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Locate the door openings ■ Add up the total dimension of the panels adjacent to the door frame starting at the cross run.
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(This dimension represents the clear track opening)
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Attaching velcro / double face tape Starting at the corner, attach the Velcro/ double face tape to the underside of the floor track as shown, approximately every two feet.
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Place the center of the track on the center of snapped line Repeat this process for the balance of the floor track.
Cut the floor track for all the door frames Cut the floor track for all the doorframes as you go. It will be necessary to cut some of the floor track for length where it meets the existing walls and these cuts should be turned toward the building walls. Where the floortrack is cut at the doorframes, the cuts should be turned to the frames.
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Installing the Wall Channel
This is a good time to review your layout and make sure that every thing is square, plumb and dimensionally correct.
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Cut for length ■ Measure from the underside of the ceiling channel to the finished floor and subtract 2 ½ ” . ■ Cut the wall channel to measured dimension.
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Plumb the Wall Channel Plumb the channel and mark the holes onto the building wall
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Attaching the Wall Channel Attach the wall channel to the building wall with factory supplied screws and anchors.
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Installing the Panel Chairs
The chairs are snapped into the continuous groove in the floor track, which prevents the chairs from tipping. The chairs perform three functions: they support the panels, they create the horizontal raceway in the base cavity and they act as a retainer for the 4” continuous base.
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Snap Chairs into the Floor Channel
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Shims are provided in order to plum only corner conditions when required
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Installing the Panels
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Installing Panels ■ Always start at a corner if possible. ■ Insert the top of the panel into the ceiling channel ■ Gently lower the panel onto the chairs. ■ Repeat this process until all the panels are stood in place.
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”U” shaped channel is reversed at the bottom
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2 Installing End Filler Panels
Install the end filler panels by first inserting it into the ceiling channel and then at a slight angle insert it into the wall channel starting at the top and working your way down, making sure that the bottom of the end filler engages into the top of the chair.
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Installing Single (unitized) Door Frames
The door frame installs the same way as a panel except the bottom of the frame sits on the oor and not on any chairs.
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Remove the shipping spreader Remove the bottom shipping spreader before installing the frame, this is not a threshold.
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Installing the Door Frame Anchor Install the door frame anchor by sliding the anchor all the way into the bottom groove in the oor channel. After the door frame is installed, slide the anchor all the way into the side jamb and fasten.
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Installing Door Frames ■ Insert the top of the Door Frame into the ceiling channel
■ Gently lower the door frame to the floor surface
■ Slide the door frame anchors all the way into the side jamb and fasten
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Assembly & Installation of FULL HEIGHT Knock Down Hinged Double Door Frames
The door frame installs the same way as a panel except the bottom of the frame sits on the oor and not on any chairs.
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1 Assembling the Door Frame Bolt the vertical side jambs to the horizontal header as shown
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2 Installing the Vertical Side Rails Install the vertical side rails by sliding them down the door jamb from the top. Be sure that all the fastening clips (that are factory installed) are inside the jambs as you slide the verticals into place
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3 Tightening the bolts With a wrench, tighten the bolts on the vertical side rails tightly.
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The vertical rails are the retainers in which the post covers lock into. This attachment must be secure.
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Installing the Door Frame Anchor Install the door frame anchor by sliding the anchor all the way into the bottom groove in the floor channel. After the door frame is installed, slide the anchor all the way into the side jamb and fasten.
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Installing Door Frames ■ Insert the top of the Door Frame into the ceiling channel
■ Gently lower the door frame to the floor surface
■ Slide the door frame anchors all the way into the side jamb and fasten
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Assembly & Installation of FLUSH TRANSOM Knock Down Hinged Double Door Frames
The door frame installs the same way as a panel except the bottom of the frame sits on the oor and not on any chairs.
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1 Assembling the Door Frame Bolt the vertical side jambs to the horizontal header as shown
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2 Installing the Vertical Side Rails Install the vertical side rails by sliding them down the door jamb from the top. Be sure that all the fastening clips (that are factory installed) are inside the jambs as you slide the verticals into place
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3 Installing the transom Slide the transom down the vertical rails. Engage the overlapping alignment bends of the transom onto the top of the frame header.
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4 Tightening the bolts With a wrench, tighten the bolts on the vertical side rails tightly.
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Assembly & Installation of GLASS TRANSOM Knock Down Hinged Double Door Frames
The door frame installs the same way as a panel except the bottom of the frame sits on the oor and not on any chairs.
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1 Assembling the Door Frame Bolt the vertical side jambs to the horizontal header as shown
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2 Installing the Vertical Side Rails Install the vertical side rails by sliding them down the door jamb from the top. Be sure that all the fastening clips (that are factory installed) are inside the jambs as you slide the verticals into place
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3 Tightening the bolts With a wrench, tighten the bolts on the vertical side rails tightly.
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The vertical rails are the retainers in which the post covers lock into. This attachment must be secure.
4 Installing the Glass Retaining Channel Install the glass retaining channel into the top of the door frame header.
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5 Installing the Glass Retaining Channel Place the “U� shaped vinyl glazing beads on all four sides of the glass.
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6 Installing the Glass Transom Slide the glass down the grooves in the vertical side rails and seat it tightly into the bottom groove.
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7 Installing the top Glazing Header Slide the header down the grooves in the vertical side rails and seat the header onto the top of the glass header. Install the top bolts as shown.
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8 Installing the Door Frame Anchor Install the door frame anchor by sliding the anchor all the way into the bottom groove in the oor channel. After the door frame is installed, slide the anchor all the way into the side jamb and fasten.
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Assembly & Installation of FULL HEIGHT Knock Down Sliding Double Door Frames
The door frame installs the same way as a panel except the bottom of the frame sits on the oor and not on any chairs.
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1 Assembling the Door Frame Bolt the vertical side jambs to the horizontal header as shown
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2 Installing the Re-enforced Header
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3 Installing the Vertical Side Rails Install the vertical side rails by sliding them down the door jamb from the top. Be sure that all the fastening clips (that are factory installed) are inside the jambs as you slide the verticals into place
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4 Tightening the bolts With a wrench, tighten the bolts on the vertical side rails.
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The vertical rails are the retainers in which the post covers lock into. This attachment must be secure.
5 Installing Door Frames Follow step 5 on page 27
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Fastening Panels
Corner Conditions require Corner Clips and Corner Post Covers Tee Conditions require Tee Clips and In-line Post Covers In-line conditions require In-line Post Covers
NOTE: Eight foot high panels and lower require 3 clips Nine foot high panels to eight foot six require 4 clips Ten foot high panels to nine foot six require 5 clips
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Attaching Corner Clips to Panels ■ Loosen the panel bolts approximately four turns ■ Engage the clips ■ Tighten the panel bolts
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Attaching Tee Clips to Panels ■ Loosen the panel bolts approximately four turns ■ Engage the clips ■ Tighten the panel bolts.
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Installing In-Line Post Covers ■ Move the two panels together, allow a gap of approximately 2 3/8” ■ Insert the In-Line post cover into the ceiling channel approximately 1” ■ Engage the post cover into the continuous panel retainers ■ Starting at the top and working downwards using a flat wood block, tap the post cover into place When the post cover is installed correctly it will flush off with the panel face and be seated in the 3/32nd” offset on each edge of the panel .
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Installing the Corner Post Cover ■ Insert the top into the ceiling channel approx.- 1” ■ Engage one edge into the panel retainer ■ Starting at the bottom gently roll the opposite edge over the retainer and tap into place
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Installing Hinged Doors
The door frames and the doors are factory mortised for the hinges and locks.
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Pre drill doors for hinge screws It will be necessary to pre drill the doors for screws, the door will split if you do not pre drill.
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Installing the hinges Install the hinges to the door with the supplied wood screws
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Do not separate the hinge at it’s pin to install them on the frame.
Attaching hinges to Door Frame Attach door hinge to frame with the supplied machine screws.
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Make necessary adjustments After the door is hung and all the screws are installed close the door. Check for: - reveals top - hinge side - strike side Adjust accordingly
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Installing locks Install the lock following the lock manufacturers instructions.
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Installing Pivot Doors
Step
1 Installing the top pivot mechanism to frame
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Top and bottom pivot mechanisms look similar but are dierent. Take care not to mix them up.
2 Installing the top pivot mechanism to door
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The door will have pre-drilled location pilot holes.
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3 Installing the bottom pivot mechanism to frame
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4 Installing the bottom pivot mechanism to door
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5 Installing the Strike Plate
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6 Rest door on bottom mechanism
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7 Retrive top pin, position door and expose pin again For more speciďŹ cs, refer to the manufactures instructions enclosed in the hardware.
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8 Adjusting door height Loosen set screws.
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9 Make required adjustments
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Make sure set screw is tightened after adjustments are complete
10 Installing locks Install the lock following the lock manufacturers instructions.
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Installing Sliding Doors
Step
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Attaching Mounting Channel Attach the mounting channel to the door frame and companion panel(s) using the provided machine bolts.
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Attaching the Aluminum Sliding Track Attach the aluminum sliding track to the mounting channel as shown.
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Attaching the Floor Glide to Frame Attach oor glide to door frame using the supplied self tapping screws
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Attaching sliding mechanism to aluminum tracking and sliding door Follow manufacturers instructions enclosed in hardware
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Make sure you adjust all sliding harware and tighten securely before insalling the Apron.
Attaching apron Attach the apron to the mounting channel as shown.
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Installing optional locks Follow the manufacturers instructions enclosed in hardware.
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7 Installing Sliding Door Pulls ■ Locate the holes as shown.
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It is recommended to clamp a board to the back of the door to assure that the veneer is not split while drilling.
■ Insert handle pin and attach it to the outside handle. (threaded)
■ Loosen set screw on inside handle.
■ Insert inside handle to pin and tighten set screw on inside handle.
Set screw
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Installing the Continuous Base and Base Plinths
Step
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Install the 24” x 24” Outside Corner Base Starting at the corner install the 24” x 24” outside corner base condition.
Step
2
Align the base retainer at the bottom of the base with the lip of the floor track and the top retainer with the tops of the chairs.
Step
3
Tap down gently with the wood block on the top of the base until it seats on the chairs and the top lip of the of the floor track.
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The inside corner is formed by butting the 2 pieces of the continuous base together
Step
4
Installing the Continuous Base Working away from the corner install the 10” lengths of base in the same manner as the corner.
Tip Step
5
Lift the farthest end up and start the opposite end, slowly leave the end down seating the base as you go, this generally takes two men.
Installing the Electrical Base Plinth The electrical base plinth attaches to the floor track and engages the top of the adjacent base. The electrical base plinth will overlap the adjacent base.
Step
6
Cutting the base for length The base will require to be cut for length at the door frames. The base stops where the postcover attaches to the door frame. Notch the base where it meets and overlaps the wall channel.
Notch
! Step
7
Always turn the cuts to the door frames and the building walls. Do not use a base length shorter than 24” (It makes for a better-looking job)
Install the Door Frame Plinths The base plinths trim off the base and hide the field cuts. There are two width plinths, the narrower ones go on the hinge side of the frame and the wider one goes on the strike side of the frame.
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