PRODUCT INFORMATION MANUAL SECTION: 16 FIXED METAL AWNINGS FIXED METAL AWNINGS

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1 FIXED METAL AWNINGS

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3 Fixed Metal Awnings BAHAMA Maximum Width Minimum Width Minimum projection Minimum Drop TS - Truss Support Maximum Overhang Minimum Overhang Unlimited 500mm TS=1601mm PS=2847mm PS= 5º TS= 15º PS - Post Support 460mm outside arm 70mm outside arm KINGSTON CARIBBEAN AWNINGS Maximum Width Unlimited Unlimited Minimum Width 513mm 525mm Maximum Projection Minimum Drop TS=1800mm PS= 3000mm PS= 5º TS= 15º TS - Truss Support TS= 1800mm TS= 15º (DUE TO RAIN EGRESS) PS - Post Support Maximum Overhang 460mm outside arm 460mm outside arm with open Minimum Overhang 70mm outside arm 100mm outside arm ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 2018 REPLACES APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 3 OF 44

4 Understructure Options TYPE A - SQUARE BRACE ARM TYPE B - SQUARE BRACE ARM TIE ROD ANGLES 15º TO 20º MAX TRUSS TYPE 1 TRUSS TYPE 2 TRUSS TYPE 3 POST SUPPORT MITRE OPTIONS OUTSIDE MITRE Vertical Type OUTSIDE MITRE Horizontal Type INSIDE MITRE Vertical Type INSIDE MITRE Horizontal Type REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 4 OF 44

5 Bracket Options Adjustable U Bracket Used for Square Brace Arms fixing to the wall. Used in low wind hood and all louvre awnings. U Bracket Used for Square Brace Arms fixing to the wall. No adjustability so aren t commonly used. Hat Section Mount Used for hat section trusses, but no adjustability. Adjustable Hat Section Mount Used for hat section trusses fixing to the wall. Used in any hood awning requiring trusses. Flange Mount Bracket Post Base Adjustable Post Base Used for hat section trusses fixing to the wall in high wind areas. Could be used in any hood awnings requiring trusses. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 5 OF 44

6 Measuring Instructions 1. Check customers requirements and decide on the best type of awning for the application. 2. Always check if main protection required is for SUN or WEATHER protection. This will determine the choice of awning. 3. The awning will require a flat surface from which to attach your mounting channel. If this is not available you must create it i.e. Timber, Aluminium etc. NOTE: Awning must be attached every 250mm minimum. 4. Check the style of window i.e. Casement Awning Sliding or Sash Styles 5. Head clearance (usually 2000mm minimum). 6. Light fittings etc. (may need to be moved by an electrician). 7. Distance from fence line (most Councils require objects no closer than 150mm) 8. Height of awning (may require trestles, planks, ladders). 9. Height of awning over window. A. Windows with architraves - fit on architraves B. Windows with bricks above - fit top of second brick C. Windows without bricks - top of window D. Facia board - minimum amount of facia 60mm * With windows with no bricks above, a timber or aluminium headboard must be installed between the bricks, to attach awning upon. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 6 OF 44

7 Information Required 1. Position of awning. 2. Width. 3. Skin length. 4. Fixing angle. 5. Additional arms or posts (if required). 6. Additional length of arms (if required). 7. Cutouts. 8. Fixing position for installer. 9. Timber and size of timber (if required). 10. Ladders and trestles. 11. Closed sides. 12. Extended sides. 13. Trusses. 14. Mitres. 1. From face of building 2. From eave REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 7 OF 44

8 Measuring Instructions Architrave and Brick Wall Fascia Mounted (minimum depth 60mm) + 300mm minimum over window size + 600mm over window size To Measure Awning Skin If total window drop is: Less than 1200mm Use 900mm skin 1200mm to 1800mm Use 1050mm skin Above 1800mm Use 1200mm skin Over doors 1200mm minimum Order = Overall Width View awning from outside looking in If head clearance is not an issue, pitch at 25º. To Measure awning width 1. Check for obstructions i.e. Lights downpipes etc. 2. Measure width of opening and add 150mm per side if fixed to an architrave or brick wall. Add 300mm per side if fixing to a facia or over doors. 3. Refer to price list and select closest increment width listed. 4. If your measurement falls between two increment widths then always select the width above (check for obstructions). 5. If it is necessary to make an awning to an exact width, e.g. to fit between two walls, then give opening size and specify SPECIAL INCREMENT. TIE RODS - Tie rods connected to the top of the awning can be used to support the awning back to the wall above the awning, where there is insufficient fixing for arm and trusses on window mullions. Awning Terminology REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 8 OF 44

9 Skin Rules: 1. Measure up 1980mm from ground and mark position for Head Clearance. 2. Top mounting position of Awning 150mm above window. 3. Distance between mounting position and head clearance point = awning drop. 4. Rule 3 does not apply to second storey high windows. 5. Where head clearance is not necessary take half window drop as awning drop. Also check that lowest edge of awning does not obscure vision from inside room, i.e. 1750mm above floor. To Calculate Awning Projection: (As a guide, use half window drop for projection). REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 9 OF 44

10 To determine actual awning dimensions: Refer to the table of awning style required to select the awning with projection and drop closest to your measurements. If your measurements indicate an angle very different from those set out, then a simple calculation to change the proportions can be made. Example: Meridian Awning Original Measurements - Projection 1200mm - Drop 1200mm = 45º angle Rule: To alter angle and retain same coverage - add an amount to Projection and subtract an equal amount from Drop (or subtract from Projection and add to Drop). INCREMENTS SUGGESTED 150mm. 1050MM FIXING HEIGHT 1350MM Example: Projection Drop 1200mm + 150mm = 1350mm 1200mm -150mm = 1050mm 1200MM 1200MM SUN S RAYS SAVE COVERAGE DIFFERENT STYLE Refer back to table, again select awning with projection and drop closest to your measurements. In this case, Projection 1410mm, Drop 971mm = 30 o and select price of width required. WINDOW SILL REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 10 OF 44

11 Fixed Awnings Mitred Awnings (External & Internal) Actual wall dimensions from the end of the awning to the corner of the building are required, together with skin cover and awning angle. Measuring: Both wall measurements are required i.e. dimension one 3000, dimension two Internal Mitre Pricing - Dimension 1 = = 2000 Plus mitre price in price book External Mitre Pricing - Dimension 1 = 3000 Plus projection of awning = = 2000 Plus mitre price in price book Extended Side REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 11 OF 44

12 CUTOUTS When measuring for cutouts, always measure left to right (see example). Do not make your cutouts too tight. DOWNPIPE 100 x 50 60mm WINDOW AWNING (ie. CUTOUT 110 x 60mm) What You Should Show on Your Quote Form Example CUTOUT WALL WALL Example REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 12 OF 44

13 BAHAMA ALUMINIUM FIXED AWNING REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 13 OF 44

14 Features All aluminium construction Bahama Awning All sections double-baked enamel paint finish Skin panels lock together for ease of assembly to give a neat, clean appearance Panels run horizontally and joints are concealed Awning can be installed between 5º and 40º in 5º rises Awning width is unrestricted Projections up to 2100mm are possible when self supported Panels available in 12 colours, including white Awning is all white underneath Awning is specially designed for easy manufacture and easy installation Awning can be installed with mitres on internal and external corners Greater projections are available if post supported Product Information This is an extremely durable fixed awning suitable for use over windows, doors, patios and carports. Panels run horizontally so awning widths are unrestricted. Standard awnings up to 1200mm skin cover may be supported with 20mm diameter aluminium tube arms. Awning over this size are supported on specially designed hat section trusses and/or posts. Awning manufacture and assembly is simple, and installation is quick and effortless. The awning is supported on tubular arms or hat section trusses and posts. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 14 OF 44

15 Bahama Horizontal Stripe Fixed Awning 19 No. Part No. Description FA Flanged Hat Section Bracket XXX Bahama Skin Panel Weatherstrip Hinge Beam Fascia Section Bracket Rafter to Fascia Bracket Arm to Fascia Double Panel Clip FA Extruded Square Brace FA Hat Section Steel - Plain FA Hat Section Aluminium - Plain FA Adjustable Hat Section Mount FA Adjustable Post Socket FA Post Base FA Awning Post 6m FA Hat Section to Post Bracket End Cap - Fascia FA Adjustable U Bracket 18 FABRICATE Outside Corner Bracket 19 FABRICATE Inside Corner Bracket 20 FABRICATE Fascia Corner Trip FASTENERS No. Description A St Screw Pan Hd 1/2 x 12 B Rivet 1/8 (1/8-3/16) 72AS43 C Hex Bolt & Nut 1-1/4 x 1/4 D Roof Bolt Nut 1/2 x 3/16 E Gutter Bolt Nut 1/4 x 1/2 F Bolt & Nut M10 x 50 REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 15 OF 44

16 Installing Weatherstrip 1. Measure Window to Determine Exactly Where Awning is to be Installed. 2. Mark Position of Weatherstrip Over Window. 3. Hold Weatherstrip in the Desired Position On the Wall and Note the Following Points: a) Strip must be placed horizontally b) Fixing surface must be flat c) Screws should be placed within 25mm from each end and at a maximum of 250mm between screws d) Use 10 gauge screws e) Do not place screws in mortar joints between bricks 4. Mark Position of Holes and Drill Weatherstrip Using 5mm Drill. 5. Hold up Weatherstrip to Desired Position and Pre-Drill Holes Using 3mm Drill for Timber or 6mm Masonry Drill into Brickwork. 6. Seal Behind Weatherstrip Before Attaching (ie. Mastik). 7. Attach: 25mm x 10 gauge Pan head self tapping screws for wood 40mm x 12 gauge Alex aluminium rawl plugs with 40mm x 10 gauge Pan head self tapping screws for masonry 8. If fixing to bricks above windows, fit to second back above. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 16 OF 44

17 Arm Position 1. Measure for Centre Position of Arms Architrave Brick/Masonry Attaching Arms to Awning Turn awning upside down. Attach arm to front valance beam using brackets and bolts supplied. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 17 OF 44

18 Attaching Awning to Wall a) Lift and hold awning near vertical, then place lip of hinge beam into weatherstrip. b) Centralise awning, lift up into position and place arms against the wall. Hold onto awning, drill and screw a 6 gauge self tapping screw in the centre of the weatherstrip and hinge beam, to hold awning into place. c) Align arms horizontally and straight, mark and attach adjustable U brackets to arms with 4.8mm metal thread screws and nuts. Mark and attach adjustable U brackets to wall using 40mm x 10# self tapping screws. d) The weatherstrip and hinge beam must now be finally screwed together using 10 gauge x 15mm self tapping screws. Place a screw 25mm from each end, then at 250mm intervals. 25mm 250mm 250mm 250mm 250mm NOTE: The length of arms determines the angle which has been chosen. Clean up any finger marks or dirty spots etc. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 18 OF 44

19 BAHAMA PROJECTION, SKIN, DROP, ANGLE CHART REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 19 OF 44

20 KINGSTON ALUMINIUM AWNING REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 20 OF 44

21 Features All aluminium construction. Kingston Awning All sections finished in double-baked enamel. Skin panels clip to beams for ease of assembly. No holes in panels. Panels run vertically and joins are concealed. Awning can be installed between 5º and 45º in 5º rises. Awning is rainproof throughout the full range of angles. Awning can be made to any width. Projections up to 2700mm are possible when self supported, and up to 4800mm when post supported. Panels available in 12 popular colours. Awning is all white underneath. Awning is specially designed for easy manufacture and easy installation. Optional closed sides. Can be mitred. Awning has scalloped edges. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 21 OF 44

22 Kingston Vertical Stripe Fixed Awning Exploded Diagram No. Part No. Description FA Flanged Hat Section Bracket Arm Bracket Stainless Steel XXX Angle Bracket - Closed Sides FA Adjustable U Bracket Connecting Piece 6 Connecting Piece Cut in 1/ Steel Insert - Hat Section XXX Kingston C Panel Stringer 5m XXX Kingston Capping Panel Kingston C Coverstrip Patio Panel Clip Patio Weather Strip Patio End Panel Clip FA Extruded Square Brace FA Hat Section Steel - Plain FA Hat Section Aluminium - Plain FA Flashing Cap FA Adjustable Hat Section Mount FA Post Base FA Awning Post 6m FASTENERS No. Description A Hex Hd Bolt Nut 1-1/4 x 3/16 B Hex Bolt & Nut 1-1/4 x 1/4 C Hex Bolt & Nut M8 x 50 D St Screw 1/2 x FA Hat Section to Post Bracket E Washer Star 1/ Patio Angle Fix Strip F Rivet 1/8 (1/8-3/16) 72AS Bracket - Arm to fascia G Rivet 3/32 (0-1/8) 73AS x 25 White Angle H Split Pin 1-1/8 x 3/16 REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 22 OF 44

23 Installing Weatherstrip 1. Measure window to determine exactly where awning is to be installed. 2. Mark position of weatherstrip over window. 3. Hold weatherstrip in the desired position on the wall and note the following points: a) Strip must be placed horizontally b) Fixing surface must be flat c) Screws should be placed within 25mm from each end and at a maximum of 250mm between screws d) Use 10 gauge screws e) Do not place screws in mortar joints between bricks 4. Mark position of holes and drill weatherstrip using 5mm drill. 5. Hold up weatherstrip to desired position and pre-drill holes using 3mm drill for timber or 6mm masonry drill into brickwork. 6. Seal behind weatherstrip before attaching (ie. Mastik). 7. Attach: 25mm x 10 gauge Pan head self tapping screws for wood 40mm x 12 gauge Alex aluminium rawl plugs with 40mm x 10 gauge Pan head self tapping screws for masonry 8. If fixing to bricks above windows, fit to second back above. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 23 OF 44

24 Arm Position 1. Measure for centre position of arms ARCHITRAVE BRICK / MASONRY Attaching Arms to Awning Turn awning upside down. Attach arm to front valance beam using brackets and bolts supplied. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 24 OF 44

25 Arm Supported Kingston Awnings (A) Fixed Arms The wall bracket, which is attached to the arm, is screwed to the wall by using No. 12 countersunk head or pan head screws, to comply with dimensions and positions supplied by the measurer. For standard installation, arm should be horizontal. NOTE: Maximum distance between arms is 2400mm. (B) Braced Arms If braced arms are used, screw horizontal arm to wall as described in the fixed arm section. Fix the brace to the corresponding intermediate beam by drilling two 4.5mm diameter holes and screwing the bracket to the beam with two 12 x No. 12 self tapping screws. Alternatively the brace can be fixed to the beam with an arm bracket. Drill a 5mm diameter hole in the beam and fix the bracket to the beam with 32mm x 4mm gutter bolts and nuts. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 25 OF 44

26 How To Install Hat Section Trusses Install weatherstrip as detailed. Install Trusses Mark the positions on the wall for the wall mounts. Check that the wall is flat and fixing positions in line, and screw the mounts onto the wall with No. 12 x round head screws. Use a Dynabolt for bracket for masonry fixing or coachscrews for timber fixing. Maximum truss spacing 3000mm. Lift the trusses into the wall mounts and fix into position with No. 12 x 6 pan head screws. Fit the end trusses first and use these as a guide to line up the trusses in between. Ensure that they are square to the wall and the bottom chord is horizontal. NOTE: Maximum distance between arms, trusses, posts etc. consult price book. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 26 OF 44

27 Rafters & Posts Prepare foundations for post footings as per the measuring details. If posts are cemented into the ground or if cement foundations need to be laid, this should be completed at least a week before the awning installation. Fix the FA Post Base to the concrete foundation with 8mm Dynabolts. Stand the posts upright and bolt to the footing with 50 x 8mm bolt and nut. Refer to sketches for fixing details. Install Rafters Install the weatherstrip as detailed. Screw the FA Hat Section Mount onto the wall and lift the rafters into position. Rest them on top of the posts. Square the rafters and posts up carefully and ensure the valance end of the rafters are in line. Fix the rafters into the post bracket with a minimum of four No. 12 x 12mm self tapping screws and onto the posts with 50 x 8mm bolts. See sketches. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 27 OF 44

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30 Installation - Kingston Step 1 All panels are bent to angle specified on quotation form. I.E 45º 45º Step 2 C Panels are crimped 6mmin at ends. 6mm Step 3 Stringer beams have panel clips attached. Step 4A If fixing a trim/side panel only, you must attach the trim panel brackets to beams. Specifiy which C Panel to put End Panel Clip. End/Trim Panel Cup REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 30 OF 44

31 Step 4B Lay out the beams on a bench or on an even floor. Align crimp of panel with beam. Refer to step 2. note: Panels are crimped at beam distances in factory. Crimps Step 5 Stringer beams have panel clips attached. note: Do not crimp panels at this stage. Wall Side Hinge Beam Centre Beam Bent Side Front Beam Step 6 Square awning and measure diagonals. 90º Back Equal Equal Step 7 Crimp panels into place. Step 8 Check diagonals to ensure no movement (see step 5). Step 9 Finish assmbling all panels to beam and crimp note: Do not overcrimp. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 31 OF 44

32 Step 10 Snap into place front valance beam 60mm from end of panel to centre of stringer beam. note: Upon completion crimp panels Valance Beam Panel 60mm Step 11 Clip on Capping Panels. Step 12 Once assembled fit angle bracket to back of awning. (Pop rivet at every 4 th panel). Step 13 Attach End Panles onto trim panel bracket. Step 14 Cut arms at projection plus 20mm (+20mm). REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 32 OF 44

33 NOTES REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 33 OF 44

34 CARIBBEAN ALUMINIUM AWNING REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 34 OF 44

35 Product Drawings REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 35 OF 44

36 Options - Understructure Standard Awning This is the most popular Awning. Projections range from 540mm up to 1200mm and angles from 15º up to 45º. These Awnings are installed with a rigid understructure. The angles of 5º and 10º should be avoided as the awning will leak at flat angles. TYPE A TYPE B Truss Supported Awning These cover the larger size Awnings with projections from 1200mm up to 2700mm. The Awning is supported from the wall on a cantilever type truss. Angles of 5º and 10º should be avoided as these require special understructure. Normal installation angles are 15º, 20º, 25º and 30º. TRUSS TYPE 1 TRUSS TYPE 2 TRUSS TYPE 3 Door Canopy A rigid Awning installed with closed sides only (no intermediate trusses). It is available in projections up to 1200mm and in standard widths of 980, 1280 and 1590mm. The angle is always 15º. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 36 OF 44

37 Installing Weatherstrip 1. Measure window to determine exactly where awning is to be installed. 2. Mark position of weatherstrip over window. 3. Hold weatherstrip in the desired position on the wall and note the following points: a) Strip must be placed horizontally b) Fixing surface must be flat c) Screws should be placed within 25mm from each end and at a maximum of 250mm between screws d) Use 10 gauge screws e) Do not place screws in mortar joints between bricks 4. Mark position of holes and drill weatherstrip using 5mm drill. 5. Hold up weatherstrip to desired position and pre-drill holes using 3mm drill for timber or 6mm masonry drill into brickwork. 6. Seal behind weatherstrip before attaching (ie. Mastik). 7. Attach: 25mm x 10 gauge Pan head self tapping screws for wood 40mm x 12 gauge Alex aluminium rawl plugs with 40mm x 10 gauge Pan head self tapping screws for masonry REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 37 OF 44

38 Arm Position 1. Measure for Centre Position of Arms ARCHITRAVE BRICK / MASONRY Attaching Arms to Awning Turn awning upside down. Attach arm to median beam using brackets and bolts supplied. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 38 OF 44

39 Attaching Awning to Wall a) Lift and hold awning near vertical, then place lip of hinge beam into weatherstrip. b) Centralise awning, lift up into position and place arms against the wall. Hold onto awning, drill and screw a 6 gauge self tapping screw in the centre of the weatherstrip and hinge beam, to hold awning into place. c) Align arms horizontally and straight, mark and attach adjustable U brackets to arms with 4.8mm metal thread screws and nuts. Mark and attach adjustable U brackets to wall using 40mm x 10# self tapping screws. d) The weatherstrip and hinge beam must now be finally screwed together using 10 gauge x 15mm self tapping screws. A screw 25mm from each end, then at 250mm intervals. 25mm 250mm 250mm 250mm 250mm NOTE: The length of arms determines the angle which has been chosen. Clean up any finger marks or dirty spots etc. REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 39 OF 44

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42 Installation - CARIBBEAN NOTE: All CARIBBEAN Awnings are pre-drilled and numbered for assembly Step 1 Lay out panels in numbered suquence on a flat bench or similar. Step 2 Check coloured panels are in the correct pattern ordered. Step 3 Lay hinge beam and median beams on top of panels. Align holes and rivet the two end small panels and one in the middle. Do not rivet the last hole on each end, this is left for later fitting of cover strips. Hinge Beam Median Beam Median Beam Main Beam Last Narrow Panel Rivetting Perfect Nesting Prior to Drill in Centre of the Bead Bad Nesting Rivet off Centre Step 4 Check diagonals to ensure square 90º Back Equal Equal Step 5 Attach front valance beam. 44mm REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 42 OF 44

43 Step 6 Check Diagonals Step 7 Continue to rivet the rest of the panels to hinge and median beams. Step 8 Fit cover strips and end panels which fit on top of the small panel. Step 9 Fit end panels. Top of Skin 45º Trimming angle is always 45º Skin Panel fits underneath Median Beams End Panel Fitting end panels Pop Rivet Here Wide Panel Median Beam Trimming to install angle (approx. 20º) Trim Radius on saw to suit bend in skin Pop Rivet Here Brace for end panel ; one for every 450mm of skin cover REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 43 OF 44

44 Step 10 Fitting hat section to awning. Connector Piece 64mm Skin Connector Piece Skin Hat section DIM B mm 5º-10º 13mm 10º-15º 22mm 15º-20º 29mm 20º-25º 38mm 25º-30º 51mm 30º-35º 64mm 35º-40º 76mm 40º-45º 95mm Median Beam Connector Piece Hat section and skin nearly touch here Step 11 Weatherstrip & hinge beam * How installed together Weather Strip Hinge Beam REPLACES ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 2011 APPROVED BY: M.SOMI PAGE 44 OF 44