Designed
for easy installation, simply center the aluminum slotted
extrusion bar just above the doorway opening on the
inside wall
of your walk-in with the lag screws provided. Slide
the carriage
bolts provided into the slot and begin hanging the pre-punched
strips on either the extreme left or right side of the
bar, securing
the strips with the washers and nuts provided as you
progress.
PRICING
FOR WALK-IN SYSTEM
Strip
Width and Thickness:
4" x .060 Strip Type:Standard/Smooth Overlap (Inches/%): 1"/50%
Mounting:Walk-in Aluminum Only.
2'
2'6"
3'
3'6"
4'
4'6"
5'
2'
$24
$30
$36
$42
$48
$54
$60
3'
$36
$45
$54
$63
$72
$81
$90
4'
$48
$60
$72
$84
$96
$108
$120
5'
$60
$75
$90
$105
$120
$135
$150
6'
$72
$90
$108
$126
$144
$162
$180
7'
$84
$105
$126
$147
$168
$189
$210
Walk-In
System Installation Instructions
Diagram
1
TOOLS
NEEDED
Mount
Bracket
•
Pen or Pencil to Mark Holes
• Drill
• Crescent Wrench
• Step Stool or Ladder
• Utility Knife to Cut Strips
IMPORTANT
Prior
to installation, unroll all door strips and place
them
on a clean, flat surface in a warm atmosphere for a
minimum
of twenty-four (24) hours. This will allow the strips
to return
to their original form.
1.
Mount pre-drilled Walk-In Mount to wall above door.
Use fasteners supplied by others for mounting
(Diagram 1).
Diagram
2
Install
Carriage Bolts
2.
Next, slide all the 3/8” carriage bolts down the
slot of
aluminum
mounting hardware (Diagram 2).
3.
Starting at the left, place the first clear inside strip
(A)
on
the first two bolts keeping in mind the concave
pattern in Diagram 4 below. Place the second inside
strip (B) on the third and fourth bolts and continue
down the entire length accordingly (Diagram 3).
4.
Again starting at the left and using the concave pattern,
place
the first outside strip (C) on the second and third
bolts. The next outside strip will fit on the fourth
and fifth
bolts. Continue this down the entire length accordingly
(Diagram 3).
Diagram
3
5.
Place all washers and bolts onto screws
and tighten finger tight (Diagram 3).
6.
The first strip on left is to be flush with the
edge
of the aluminum hardware. Starting at
this point with the nut, tighten securely with
tool. Next, take second nut in hand and pull to
the right to secure the strip flat against the
aluminum hardware. Tighten second nut with
tool. Continue this pattern until all strips are
flat and smooth and all bolts are securely tight.
7.
The strips should be initially trimmed to
give
a minimum of ¼” clearance using a
utility knife. The door strips need to
hang for 24 to 28 hours before the
final trim to allow for proper alignment.
