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This manual is designed to illustrate the basic steps involved in assembling and installing RoofScreen Pre-
engineered Frame Kits, Panels and Hat Sections offered in our Online Store. RoofScreen Frame Kits are not
engineered to be project specific and we make no claim as to the applicability to any specific field conditions.
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When receiving material, check to see that the shipping documents match the shipment. Count the number of
packages and quantities within each package to the extent possible. Check for damage at the same time. If damage
or other discrepancies are found, write a note to that effect on the bill of lading, and have it signed by the driver.
Tubing and hat sections for large orders may be delivered via flatbed truck in bundles with metal bands. For
Smaller orders, tubing and hat sections may be in wood crates and delivered via flatbed or enclosed trailer. Fittings
and hardware are packaged heavy cardboard pallet crates. These materials are heavy and will require a fork lift or
crane to unload.
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Do not lift bundles by the metal bands. Either use a fork lift from underneath, or use straps around the
entire bundle.
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Do not lift wood crates by the slats or cross members. Either use a fork lift from underneath, or use straps
around the entire crate.
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When using a fork lift, spread the forks as far as possible to balance the load. Drive slowly when moving
long bundles over uneven surfaces to avoid tipping the load.
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When using a crane or any other type of hoist, position the sling straps so that the space between the
straps is at least 1/3 the length of the bundle. Use sling straps with looped ends, running one end of the
strap through the loop at the other end to cinch the bundle when lifted.
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When setting the load on the roof, put wood blocks under it to protect the roof and allow space to
remove the sling straps.
SC3 Frame Kit Installation Guide
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  • Page 1 This manual is designed to illustrate the basic steps involved in assembling and installing RoofScreen Pre- engineered Frame Kits, Panels and Hat Sections offered in our Online Store. RoofScreen Frame Kits are not engineered to be project specific and we make no claim as to the applicability to any specific field conditions.
  • Page 2: Installation

    To prepare, please review the assembled view of the frame in Figure 1. This drawing illustrates how the frames are intended to be built. Height and Span are determined by choices made in the RoofScreen Frame Kit Selection Guide found in our Online Store. Other dimensions shown in Figure 1 should be followed as closely as...
  • Page 3 RoofScreen Mfg., Inc. SC3 Frame Kit Installation Guide Updated 06.13.16 these dimensions cannot be achieved, the strength of the frame may be reduced, which could also reduce its spacing capacity. If this occurs, additional engineering review is recommended. The cantilever is designed to allow front-to-back adjustment during installation. The cantilever distance can range from 1’-1”...
  • Page 4 Base Assemblies. Either the roofer or RoofScreen installer should adjust the height of the Flashing Boots to account for thickness of roofing and insulation. Flashing should terminate as closely as possible to the top of the Base Support, but not...
  • Page 5 RoofScreen Mfg., Inc. SC3 Frame Kit Installation Guide Updated 06.13.16 3: I T E P N S T A L L A S K E T S A N D A S E S S E M B L I E S With all Base Supports installed and roofed in, install the Base Gaskets over the flashings.
  • Page 6 C12 Field connectors installed on the horizontal tubes are in a straight line along each segment of the RoofScreen. This is done by sliding the horizontal tubes in or out of the Base Assemblies. For short runs, use a string line for this step.
  • Page 7 RoofScreen Mfg., Inc. SC3 Frame Kit Installation Guide Updated 06.13.16 5: I T E P N S T A L L E R T I C A L U B E S Referring to Figure 7, locate the vertical tubes labeled “V” and install them on the first and last frames in a straight run as follows.
  • Page 8 RoofScreen Mfg., Inc. SC3 Frame Kit Installation Guide Updated 06.13.16 IGURE Using a level on the face of the vertical tube, make sure it is plumb by sliding the C12 Field Connector up or down. Once the vertical tube is plumb, fasten the C12 Connector to the vertical tube with (4) Tek Screws as shown in Figure 9.
  • Page 9 RACES Lateral braces, typically used at corner conditions, resist forces in the lateral direction of a RoofScreen. They are designed to connect to the top of the vertical tube on a frame being braced, to the low end of an adjacent frame.
  • Page 10 RoofScreen Mfg., Inc. SC3 Frame Kit Installation Guide Updated 06.13.16 IGURE NSTALL ECTIONS If panels are to be installed in horizontal orientation, please skip this section. 3” deep, 16ga galvanized Hat Sections, Part# H13, mount horizontally across the frames and become the attachment supports for vertically mounted panels.
  • Page 11 RoofScreen Mfg., Inc. SC3 Frame Kit Installation Guide Updated 06.13.16 Hat Sections are supplied in 20’ lengths. They are joined end to end with Hat Splices and Tek screws as shown in Figure 13. Splices can be at any point along the screen and do not need to be located over a vertical frame tube.
  • Page 12 RoofScreen Mfg., Inc. SC3 Frame Kit Installation Guide Updated 06.13.16 To keep panels level at the top during installation, use a nylon string line stretched end to end on each straight section of screen. To use the string, you must first install the starting panel. Start at one end and screw in the first panel at the correct height.
  • Page 13 RoofScreen Mfg., Inc. SC3 Frame Kit Installation Guide Updated 06.13.16 As illustrated in Figure 16, panel end laps must fall on vertical frame tubes and cannot be lapped mid-span. It is recommended to allow 6” of overlap to allow adjustment if necessary.

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