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- Page 1 New Zealand: 0508 333 654 Australia: 1800 316 654 www.edenglasshouses.co.nz www.edenglasshouses.com.au...
- Page 2 What you need to know: Front Ridge bar slots in here • Triangle • Door track • Slopes • Track support arm • X member • Door posts Gutter slots in here • Verticals • Door panels • Base • Front sill...
- Page 3 What you need to know: Back Ridge bar slots in here • Triangle • Verticals • Bracing • Slopes • Side/rear sill • X member Gutter slots in here • Base • Gussets...
- Page 4 What you need to know: Middle • Gutter Side Side bracing glazing Side sill...
- Page 5 Instructions overview: 1. Assemble 2 sides, back, front. 11. Attach anchor legs. 2. Put those four sides together. Keep braces and gussets 12. Ensure the glasshouse is square and level. finger-tight only at this point. 13. Glaze all the lower level glass panels. 3.
- Page 6 This is to allow for movement of the frame if the base is not completely level or square. The Eden Model shown has the base included if you have alternative options chosen then refer to page 36.
- Page 7 Contents Page 6 & 7 Front & Rear views 9-11 Wall Assembly 12-15 Rear Wall 16-18 Front Wall 19 & 20 Joining Extensions 21 & 22 Attaching sections together 23 & 24 Ridge Bar and Roof Bars 25 & 26 Louvre Assembly and Fitting 27-29 Roof Vent 30-33...
- Page 8 You are now embarking on your journey to build your Eden glasshouse! If the ride gets rough, don’t hesitate to contact us at sales@edenlite.co.nz. You will build the sides, back and front separately and then join them together afterwards. Please start by opening the box marked ‘middle’.
- Page 9 Note: the 6’4’ model does not have any side braces The model shown here has the Eden base kit attached. If you did not purchase this, secure your side sills to a concrete or wooden sleeper. (see For ease of assembly, lay up with the bolt holes / tracks top side (like the internal view).
- Page 10 Parts needed: • Gutter • Side glazing bar (1490mm) • Bracing angle (1598mm) • Side sills • Base • Nuts and bolts...
- Page 11 This view shows (A) excludes view from the end with slot View (B) bringing the base and sill together, attaching the side Glazing bar View (C) shows the end of the base/sill with the slot, for joining on the front and rear.
- Page 12 Rear Wall Assembly Insert an extra bolt /nut in the two centre bars to attach the louvre.
- Page 13 View from outside of glasshouse...
- Page 14 Parts needed: • Rear X member (648mm) • Verticals (1490mm) • 6’ gusset Slopes • (1197mm) • Nuts and bolts • Bracing angle (1563mm) You will notice that the gussets, slopes, and verticals all have • Side sills either blue, red, green, or yellow dots on them. These dots (1835mm) show what side of the glasshouse the verticals and slopes are •...
- Page 15 NB: Ensure the corners bars are fitted correctly, the flat edge goes to the sill, the lug (with a hole top & bottom) faces externally. Insert an extra bolt /nut in the two centre bars to attach the louvre.
- Page 16 Add an extra bolt in the door posts to attach the braces. Plus an extra bolt to later attach the Door Catch...
- Page 17 • 6’ gussets Parts needed: • Verticals • Front sill (1490mm) (1835mm) • Slopes • Base (1197mm) (1835mm) • Door track • Threshold • Track support arm • Nuts and bolts (478mm) • 6’ triangle • Support bracket for door track •...
- Page 18 Attaching the threshold, three small screws are supplied in bag with loose items NB: Ensure Wool Pile is inserted before attaching the Door Post and Cross Bar...
- Page 20 If adding to an existing glasshouse, remove the centre sill & base once the extension is attached This view is from inside looking at the ridge bar joining at the extension end, see how the ridge now sits on top of the corner section. Please Note: GLASS SIZING: where the extension joins onto the first frame, the glass...
- Page 22 Preload Bolts/nuts, approximately 45mm away from the end of the slope and vertical (Finger tight) prior to sliding the Gutter in Preload the bottom Bolt/nut on the corner bar vertical, move up approx. 45mm finger tighten ready to loosen off and drop in the slot when bringing the two corners together...
- Page 23 Parts needed: Note: All bolts are standard • Ridge 10mm size. Do not fully tighten all bolts until the glasshouse • Roof bars has been glazed. This is to allow for movement of the (1197mm) frame if the base is not completely level or square.
- Page 24 Preload an extra bolt/nut near the top of the slopes (down 45mm) ready for bringing the ridge bar into the apex of the ends Choose where you want the Roof Vents to be positioned, insert two extra bolts in each roof bar that will sit either side of the vent.
- Page 25 Extra bolts should have been added to attach bottom vent bar Bottom Bar FITTING LOUVRE: Place the bottom bar on top of the glass, loosely bolt on. Bolt the two sides onto the top bar, finger tight, twist slightly to fit in the frame, then push the sides down behind the bottom down bar.
- Page 26 If the bottom pane of glass has not been put in set the centre of the T, 612mm from the sill. It is easier to fit the louvre with the bottom pane in place as the cross bar can rest on the glass with the nuts loose but holding T section in place. Lift one side of the louvre up to fit inside the vertical bars, then bring the sides down to fit behind the T bottom bar.
- Page 27 Attach the automatic vent opener once you have the vent in position in the roof...
- Page 28 Vent top bar Parts needed: slots in here. • Vent hinge Hold the vent horizontal when slotting it in the hole • Vent side bars • Vent sill • Vent bottom bar • Ventomax opener...
- Page 29 With Automatic Openers Preloaded Nut & Bolts in Roof bars to attach Quadrants and Bottom bar...
- Page 30 Door Assembly Parts needed • Door rollers • Door head • Door style • Door handle (attaches here) • Door panels • Door guides • Rubber (for glazing)
- Page 31 Door Handle: Tuck behind door style, the centre of the door panel goes over the top, bolted on this holds the handle in place. Door Latch: can go on any panel on the leading edge of the door. For the standard door preload 9 bolts (7 if no base) in each Door Style.
- Page 32 DOOR PANEL SPACING: Standard Entrance Door has one panel at the bottom, one at 1/3 up, one at 2/3 up and one at the top. Spacing between panels is approximately 470-480mm. For Glasshouses with no Eden base or a high sill then two panels are fitted at the bottom with a 30mm packer between the panels. Spacing between panels is 655mm.
- Page 33 It is necessary to glaze the door before hanging it because it is more difficult to rubber it and insert the panes when it is already in place.
- Page 34 Door Catch: Attach the catch after fitting door...
- Page 35 Front View bringing door head onto track Rear View Door Height can be adjusted, with the bolt at the top of the wheel slot this lowers the door, or bolt at the bottom raises the door. Fitting the Latch, line the bottom of the cut out to be slightly higher than the latch leaver at...
- Page 36 Anchoring Your Glasshouse If your glasshouse is 3m or more in length, an extra 1. The anchors should be on all four centre Anchor Leg is provided. corners of the glasshouse. Please When concreting these legs in the ground, in most note that the holes in the base for the anchor posts are not factory instances ½...
- Page 37 Glass sits on sill. When attaching sill make sure any screws/bolts are clear of the glass...
- Page 38 Glass Layout Note: Glasshouses over 12’ or 3.8m long have a midwall joiner for the extension. Where the extension joins, the glass is 635mm wide, the same heights apply. We recommend you start glazing from the bottom row of panes and work your way up to the top of the ridge.
- Page 39 If your glasshouse is 3m or more in length, an extra centre Anchor Leg is provided. When concreting these legs in the ground, in most instances ½ a bag of concrete is sufficient to secure. Ensure the foot is well covered in concrete, if not, more concrete will be required.
- Page 40 Congratulations on completing your Eden glasshouse! We hope you enjoyed this project. Edenlite values your feedback and we would like to know if there is anything we can do to make this process of installing glasshouses easier for our customers. Feel free to contact us at: sales@edenlite.co.nz.
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