WESTBURY Veranda C70 Installation Instructions

Veranda
(Style C70)
Installation Instructions
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It is the responsibility of the installer to meet all code and safety requirements, and to obtain all required building permits. The installer should
determine and implement the installation techniques appropriate for each unique installation situation. Digger Specialties, Inc. and its
distributors shall not be held liable for improper or unsafe installations.
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These instructions must be followed exactly as written and the materials used must be exactly as shown in the instructions. Any deviation from
the instructions or variation in the materials used/installed may result in an unsuccessful installation and will void the warranty.
Standard (Level) Railing
CAUTION: Glass cannot be cut down or altered.
1. Cut the rails to length by holding rails against posts. Rails are to be cut
½" shorter than the distance between the posts. NOTE: Distance from
the post to the edge of the glass cannot be less than 1¼" or greater
than 4". Mark rails where they are to be cut. NOTE: Make sure rail is
cut ¼" shorter on each end to allow for mounts. Cut rails (Example 1).
Minimum 1¼" to 4" Maximum
¼"
Post Example 1
Minimum 1¼" to 4" Maximum
¼"
Example 2
Post
Crossover Railing Connecting to Line Crossover
Cut bottom rail same as above. For top rail, make end spacing
exactly 1" longer on all ends connecting to the crossover post. If
connecting to a corner crossover cut top rail same as the bottom
rail (Example 2).
2. Attach bottom wall mount to post by positioning the bottom rail so there
is no more than a 2" clearance. Keeping mount centered on post,
fasten mount to post with pan head self-tapping screws (provided).
NOTE: A 1⅜" spacer may be placed on the welded ⅜" plate of the post
to reach the 2" clearance. Use 1¼" spacer for ½" plates.
3. Attach top wall mount to post by
measuring up 32⅝" (for 36" tall railing) or
38⅝" (for 42" tall railing) from top of
bottom mount to top of top mount.
Keeping mount centered on post, fasten
mount to post with pan head self-tapping
screws (provided).
4. Place bottom rail into mounts and fasten
with flat head self-tapping screws
(provided).
5. Place top rail into mounts. Secure top rail
with flat head self-tapping screws through
side of mounts into rail. Crossover
railing: Fasten top rail to crossover
adaptor with pan head self-tapping
screws (provided).
6. NOTE: For glass panels less than 30" wide or heights less than 32",
insert glass
into bottom rail, then fit top rail down over glass. Attach top rail to
mounts.
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Minimum 1¼" to 4" Maximum
¼"
Rail Post
Minimum 1¼" to 4" Maximum
1"
Rail Crossover Post
32⅝"
or
38⅝"
Spacer
Standard (Level) Railing Cont'd
7. Before inserting glass panel in top rail, run a wet rag along opening of
top rubber insert. (Making end spaces equal) slide glass up far enough
to clear bottom rail and align glass with bottom rubber insert. Push
glass fully down into bottom rail.
Insert / Retainer
Top Rail
8. Snap rail cover into bottom rail. Rail cover may need to be cut to fit.
9. Carefully align mount cover on mount base before applying even,
downward pressure to snap cover into place. (Mount Covers can be
damaged if the above process is not followed).
10. Attach 2-piece flairs to all posts
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Separate 2-piece flair.
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Slide u-shaped flair around bottom of post.
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Using mallet install snap piece on to flair.
Angle (Swivel) and 45° (Fixed) Mount
1. a. Position bottom mount base so the bottom of the rail has no more
than a 2" clearance. NOTE: A 1⅜" spacer may be placed on the
welded ⅜" plate of the post to reach the 2" clearance. Use 1¼" spacer
for ½" plates.
b. Measure up 32⅝" (for 36" tall railing) or 38⅝" (for 42" tall railing)
from top of bottom mount to top of top mount.
2. Keeping base of mount centered and pin hole turned down, fasten
base to post with pan head self-tapping screws (provided)
Pan Head
3. Angle swivel mount after mount is installed on post. Measure from back
of cup to back of cup to determine rail length. Cut rails.
4. Assemble sections as specified in Standard (Level) Railing, steps 4-10.
Note: If using 45° (Fixed) Mount on posts larger than 3" you will need to
offset mount from center to install both side entry screws.
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Rail Cover
Bottom Rail
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Flat Head
12/06/2022