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3.
Flatten any excess Sudaflex with the spatula and apply a generous amount of sealer around
every edge of both plates. Then insert all plates half way in to one half of the join.
4.
Apply ample amounts of Sudaflex across all corresponding areas of the opposite gutter
beam
5.
You are now ready to marry the two gutter beams together but you must ensure they are flat
and level to each other.
6.
Once you have married the two beams together you must leave at least a
between the two but no greater than 5mm
6a.
Drill 2 No. x 6.5mm holes through the top 18mm joining plate and gutter channel and either
side of the join line at the back of the Gutter Channel. Using the 6mm Hex Headed Bolts and
Nuts supplied bolt through the gutter channel and joining plates and tighten up.
7.
After around 15 to 20 minutes and once the sealer has had time to harden stand the gutter
beam with legs attached up, and attach the bars as described in the above procedure.
8.
Once your canopy is glazed, your legs are plumb and your gutter beam is level up and
down, left and right, and front to back, ensure your gutter is dry and the surface temperature
at least 4 degrees. If you are installing in the winter, you may need to use a heat gun.
9.
Then you will need to apply the final amount of Sudaflex into the bottom of the gutter beam,
please see diagrams below:
3mm gap between the two but no greater than 5mm
3mm gap
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