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Landing Space
Projection
D36
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT
Strong springs aid the operation of these ladders! Care must be exercised during
installation and operation so these springs are not released in an uncontrolled manner as
this could lead to damage to the ladder and personal injury to the operator/installer.
These instructions are not intended to be a complete lesson in the installing of attic
ladders but a procedural guide to competent tradespeople or DIYers.
TOOLS REQUIRED
The timbertight screws supplied with this ladder require a 5/16" socket for easy
installation. This can be used with a 9 volt (or stronger) battery drill or a standard power
drill. Apart from this, only standard carpentry tools are required.
CHOOSING THE LOCATION
When choosing the location for the installation of the attic ladder, a compromise
possible in relation to the roof structure may be required. The considerations for this
compromise are:
•
Choose a location that will give good head room at the top of the ladder;
•
Choose a location with good access at the bottom of the ladder;
•
Choose a location that will allow for movement around the ladder when in the down
position;
•
Allowance must be made for the operation of the ladder, as it requires a greater
Model
Required Opening
D36
1440mm x 650mm
•
The area for the opening must be clear of wiring, plumbing and structural members
such as beams and trusses with a minimum clear height above the ceiling of
PREPARING THE OPENING
1.
Mark out on the ceiling the opening required in the selected position. Cut out the
ceiling lining ensuring that the opening is square.
2.
Using timber of a compatible size to the existing ceiling framing (ie 90 x 45 or 140
x 45 H1.2 treated, machine gauged radiata pine), frame up the opening. It may
be necessary to cut through some existing ceiling joists to achieve the required
size. Ensure these are properly supported during and after cutting. Three possible
3.
Do not cut trusses without engineering approval.
ATTIC
LADDERS
Landing space
Projection
2050mm
2040mm
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- Page 1 ATTIC LADDERS INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT Strong springs aid the operation of these ladders! Care must be exercised during installation and operation so these springs are not released in an uncontrolled manner as this could lead to damage to the ladder and personal injury to the operator/installer. These instructions are not intended to be a complete lesson in the installing of attic ladders but a procedural guide to competent tradespeople or DIYers.
- Page 2 Turn the ladder over so the lid is facing up. Fit the screw eye 100mm in from the The D36 stair requires some assembly before installation: To enable ease of transport the arms of the D36 attic ladder are dissembled before packing and need to be joined together again before the stair is installed.
- Page 3 With the ladder open, pre-drill two 6mm holes in each side of the attic ladder frame making sure there is solid timber behind. Screw through the pre-drilled holes into the Remove temporary cleats. Carefully close the ladder and check that the ladder frame is showing around the frame and the ceiling frame.
- Page 4 HOW TO LOOK AFTER & USE YOUR SELLWOOD ATTIC LADDER Before climbing, make sure the ladder is fully extended and that there are no gaps between the ladder sections. No Gap No Gap Too Short Too Long If your attic ladder has not been installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s installation instructions your warranty may be void.
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