Canterbury Windows and Doors. Timber Product Specification Catalogue

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1 Canterbury Windows and Doors Timber Product Specification Catalogue 2011

2 Canterbury Assurance Quality Assurance Canterbury is a member of the Australian Window Association (AWA). All of our products are independently audited to maintain the highest possible standard. As a result, all of our products meet the AWA s exacting requirements, including compliance to all relevant Australian Standards, such as AS2047 and AS1288 where applicable, and are verified by a NATA accredited company. Our Guarantees In order to give you long-term peace of mind, Canterbury offers you warranties* of up to: 7 years on PROTIM TM treated Meranti against insect attack and decay. 7 years on LOSP treated laminated / finger-jointed Pine against insect attack and decay. 7 years on Western Red Cedar against insect attack and decay. Specialty Merbau and KD Hardwood components for 7 years against insect attack and decay. 1 year against defects and degradation of glass (does not include glass breakage). 1 year on all moving parts. *The Window and Door Warranties are explained in greater detail on pages of this brochure. Canterbury also provides you with: Weatherseals fitted to all windows (other than Counter Balanced) at no extra cost. Free window and door design advisory service. Mobile Account Managers that can visit you on site. Windows that are designed to 1000pa rating at no extra cost. Windows and doors that are energy star-rated. What you need to know when you choose a window or door Windows and doors play a significant role in key areas of home construction, alteration and renovation. For example, they have an impact on the design, look and character of a home, its functionality, the lifestyle it offers, energy efficiency and comfort (heating and cooling) and noise penetration. Windows and doors form a considerable investment as part of the overall value of a home. When choosing windows, major areas of consideration should be: Appearance of the home both internally and externally. The style/era of the home. Choice of material (substrate) and treatment (painting, staining). Lifestyle and functionality. Ventilation and window positioning. Energy Efficiency (Star Rating). Privacy (day and night). Light and vista. Space. Canterbury has a team of qualified experts that can help you with all aspects of your window and door selection, based on what is important to you. This can be done in our showroom or in your home it s your choice! Your Canterbury advisor can also provide support and guidance on your options starting with a detailed analysis of your home plans and personalised help with custom designed windows. Canterbury is one of Australia s largest timber window and door manufacturers and you can be assured that we have the necessary expertise and experience, and that we are looking forward to assisting you. Canterbury can provide you with energy star rated products as well as an energy rating service to help you select the windows and doors that will best suit your needs. 2

3 Timber Windows & Doors Timber Selection 4 Hardware Selection 5 Custom Windows & Doors 6-7 Awning Windows 8-9 Casement Windows Jambliner Double Hung Windows Counter Balance Double Hung Windows Sliding Windows Bifold Windows Sashless Double Hung Windows 20 Louvre Windows 21 Sliding Doors French Doors, Doors and Door Frames Paramount Stacker Doors Bifold Doors Screened Bifold Doors Building-in Details 32 Care & Installation Instructions Window and Door Warranties Contents 3

4 Timber Selection Timber Selection Canterbury timber windows and doors can help you fulfil your dreams and capture that look and feel you really want for your home. Canterbury s standard range covers the most frequently selected styles in today s contemporary designs whilst maintaining the timeless beauty and warmth of timber. Canterbury carefully selects timbers that combine beauty with stability and durability. Our range includes Meranti, Western Red Cedar, KD Hardwood and pre-primed, laminated/finger-jointed Plantation Pine. All of these timbers have proven to be extremely durable over time and will deliver years of trouble free service. KD Hardwood is taken from Victorian forests under Government regulations. No old growth only regrown timber, kiln dried to create a more stable timber that will not twist or warp. All Canterbury Meranti and Pine timbers are kiln dried and organically treated to protect against decay or Borer/Termite attack, like our LOSP (Light Organic Solvent Preservative) treated finger jointed pine. Or if you prefer Western Red Cedar, you will benefit from the natural protection from the elements that this timber delivers. Canterbury Meranti, Kiln Dried Hardwood and Western Red Cedar timbers can be painted or stained to suit your tastes. Natural beauty and grain adorn these timbers, with Meranti being highly dent and warp resistant. But if you want to paint your windows and you want a beautiful finish, you can t go past pre-primed, laminated/finger-jointed plantation Pine. This timber has been engineered, kiln dried, laminated (where necessary) and finger jointed to provide a highly stable and environmentally friendly timber that will deliver a high quality finish. But the best news is that these modern timbers, combined with the latest technology coatings, will deliver you many years of trouble free service. And, over time, if you decide to change the look of your home, with timber you can, simply and quickly. Timber Characteristics Paintable Stainable Pre-Primed Treated Meranti Versatile Economical 3 3 On Request PROTIM TM Finger Jointed Pine First choice for a superior finish LOSP Western Red Cedar Natural resistance to decay 3 3 On Request No KD Hardwood* Natural Australian Hardwood 3 3 On Request No *KDHW is not available in NSW 4

5 Hardware Selection Canterbury Windows and Doors offers the best quality hardware to complement our products. Our hardware range combines style with practicality to ensure the best possible finished product. Canterbury offers a range of standard hardware colours as pictured in the chart below. These colours have been carefully selected to suit the needs of home owners today. However, if you desire a particular colour that is not part of our standard range, please speak to your Sales or Customer Care Representative who can advise you on other options and related costs. Hardware Selection White White Birch Pottery Black Silver Satin Chrome Awning Window Casement/Awning (Whitco 25 Lever Catch) Casement Window (Truth) Double Hung Window Sliding Window/ Door Handle Sliding Window/ Door Track Bifold Window Bifold Door Stacker Door Handle Stacker Door Track Please note: Colour depicted will vary from actual. Other colours are available upon request. 5

6 Sliding Doors Sliding Doors With the beauty of natural timber, the space efficiency of a sliding door and the clarity of glass, the Canterbury Courtyard or Terrace Sliding Doors are a welcome addition to your home. Reinforced ball bearing wheels allow for fingertip control with a smooth gliding action that can be adjusted to suit your needs. Available in a number of bar configurations and sizes to suit almost every application, you can match the look of your doors to your Canterbury windows, as you desire. Fully sealed, Canterbury Sliding Doors will reduce drafts, but when you are wanting to take advantage of a cool breeze, the optional Timber Fly Screen allows full ventilation while providing protection from insects. As with most Canterbury doors, our sliding doors can be fitted with standard, toughened or laminated glass and can even be glazed for low noise or double glazed for superior energy efficiency. Key Features & Benefits Fitted with full door seals to reduce drafts and rattle. Fitted with quality lockable hardware as standard in a number of colour options. Available Hardware Heavy Duty Ball Bearing race wheels to keep door operation smooth. Available in various timber types & also available pre-primed. Large glass area. Glazing options available to allow adjustment to noise infiltration or star rating requirements. Optional flywire screen or security door available, not a Canterbury product. (Door slides on outside, flydoor slides on the inside). Outer Pull Dead Lock (Inner Pull) 22

7 Sliding Door Specifications Glazing in doors complies with AS Human Impact Requirements Purchaser to specify if door conditions vary from this These products are designed to 1000pa wind pressure and 200pa water pressure All frames are viewed from the outside Sliding Courtyard Doors Sliding Terrace Doors Sliding Doors STUD OPENING FRAME CD2118 CD2124 TD2118 TD CD2126 CD2135 TD2126 TD CD2136 CD2147 TD2136 TD2147 These configurations / sizes are provided as a guide. Canterbury can manufacture this product to suit most openings. Timber and aluminium flywire screens are available with this product. Lockable hardware comes as standard. Options are only available at time of ordering Please note: Some frames may require doors or sashes removed upon delivery and or onsite glazing depending on size Standard 2 Colonial Bar 3 Multi Colonial Bar 1 Standard 2 Colonial Bar 3 Multi Colonial Bar 4 Federation Bar 5 Heritage Bar Our commitment to continual product development necessitates that sizes and specifications may change without notice. 23

8 French Doors French Doors Tradition and quality abound in the beautiful Canterbury French Doors. Ever popular, French doors allow seamless access to your entertainment area and can be provided in open in or open out configurations to meet your requirements. Your Canterbury French Doors can also be provided in a number of door styles to meet your personal tastes and to complement your current home design. When opened, Canterbury French doors provide immediate and easy access to your entertainment area. Canterbury French Doors will be one of the more outstanding investments that you make in your home. As with most Canterbury doors, our French doors can be fitted with standard, toughened or laminated glass and can even be glazed for low noise or double glazed for superior energy efficiency. Door Furniture not supplied by Canterbury. Key Features & Benefits Large glass area with glazing options available to allow adjustment to noise infiltration or star rating requirements. Available in various timber types and also available pre-primed. Optional pre-hanging of doors into a frame is available - up to 870mm wide door. Optional solid timber panels are available. * Hardware not included. 24

9 Doors and Door Frame Specifications Glazing in windows complies with AS Human Impact Requirements Purchaser to specify if door conditions vary from this All frames are viewed from the outside. Default entries are open in - optional open out available FRAME 2040 Doors Doors & Door Frames GD820 GD820C GD820C10E GD820C10 GD820C8E* GD820FED GD820T* GD820TF* 2040 GD820CF* GD820F-FED* GD8202F* GD820C2F* GD8202F-HER* GD8202F-FED* *34mm Transom Bar standard option. Wider chair rail available. Door Frames STUD OPENING FRAME E865 E915 E1675 SUITS 2x820 REBATED DOORS E1685 SUITS 2x820 with MUSHROOM STOP OR CAP STOP Door Frames and Sidelight STUD OPENING FRAME FE1145 FE1210 FE1285 FE1330 FE1556 FE1745P TO SUIT 400mm infill panels - no glazing STUD OPENING FRAME Timber Laundry Combinations (also available in right hand configuration) LE1006 LE1008 LE1009 These configurations / sizes are provided as a guide. Canterbury can manufacture this product to suit most openings. Options are only available at time of ordering. Please note: Some frames may require doors or sashes removed upon delivery and or onsite glazing depending on size. Unless specified all sidelights are clear glazed and all entries suit 820 wide door. Colonial bars are available to match windows. Single sidelight entries are also available in 1455, 1610, 1760 widths. Double sidelight entries are also available in 1425, 1705, 1796, 1930 widths. All Swing Doors are 38mm thick unless otherwise specified Standard 2 Transom Bar 3 Colonial Bar 4 Colonial Bar (8 Light) 5 Colonial Bar (10 Light) 6 Heritage Bar 7 Federation Bar 8 Fielded Panel Our commitment to continual product development necessitates that sizes and specifications may change without notice. 25

10 Paramount Stacker Doors Stacker Doors The Canterbury Paramount Stacker Door provides a seamless transition to and from your indoor and outdoor living spaces without taking up any interior space and providing 32% more opening than a normal sliding door. The Canterbury Paramount Stacker Door epitomise Canterbury s outstanding quality in manufacture, design and functionality. The Paramount can be ordered to slide from either side of the frame and two doors can be joined end to end to provide an even larger opening area, without need for an inbuilt lintel. The Paramount also offers options such as fly screens and the ability to create a stylish corner unit. The stacker door is extremely flexible, allowing you to open the door part or all of the way, while full seals provide insulation from drafts when the door is closed in the cooler weather. Canterbury Stacker doors can be fitted with standard, toughened or laminated glass and can even be glazed for low noise or double glazed for superior energy efficiency. From July 2011, Canterbury Windows will be able to offer a screen solution for the Paramount Stacker Door. The new pleated, lightweight screen can be up to 4.5 metres wide operating from one side and pulled out horizontally. Larger openings can be covered with a second screen. It also conveniently fits within a frame. Offering a seamless transition from inside to outside, uninterrupted views and efficient ventilation, while protecting your home and family from flies, insects and other pests, the screened Paramount Stacker Door is a practical and stylish solution for your home. Key Features & Benefits Large glass area, with glazing options available to allow adjustments to noise infiltration or star rating requirements. Fitted with quality hardware in a number of colour options. Screened Option Pleated mesh is particularly well suited to oversized openings. Each pleat at 20mm wide, set at an angle of 45 degrees, adds stability to screen. Multiple stainless-steel bearings across all friction points ensure effortless operation. Tensioning cords running horizontally across the opening provide stability to the screen and prevent the mesh from blowing out of its channel in windy conditions (able to withstand wind gusts up to 30km/h). Hardware can be matched to your Canterbury stacker door. Fitted with full door seals to reduce drafts and rattle. Corner units available. Opening width size is not restricted. Trouble-free installation for renovation/alteration projects. 26

11 Paramount Stacker Door Specifications Glazing in windows complies with AS Human Impact Requirements Purchaser to specify if door conditions vary from this These products are designed to 1000pa wind pressure and 200pa water pressure All frames are viewed from the outside WIDTHS OF FRAMES FRAME Stacker Doors TP2124 TP TP2132 TP2135 TP TP2143 TP2152 TP TP2424 TP22427 TP2432 TP2435 TP TP2443 TP2452 TP2460 These configurations / sizes are provided as a guide. Canterbury can manufacture this product to suit most openings. Lockable hardware is standard. Options are only available at time of ordering. Please note: Some frames may require doors or sashes removed upon delivery and or onsite glazing depending on size Standard 2 Colonial Bar 3 Colonial Bar 4 Heritage Bar 5 Federation Bar Our commitment to continual product development necessitates that sizes and specifications may change without notice. 27

12 Bifold Doors Bifold Doors Incorporating a Canterbury Bifold door into your home, apartment or business will prove to be one of the best decisions you ll ever make. The Canterbury Bifold door opens your home or office to your entertainment area within seconds. Its design elements mean that it can be used on its own or in conjunction with the Canterbury Bifold window as a total entertainment area solution. The Canterbury Bifold door can be hinged on either side of the frame and comes in anything from two to eight panel options in a number of bar configurations to suit your tastes and décor. Made to order, the Canterbury Bifold door can be supplied in a folding in or folding out format. Folding in can be a great benefit where you want to maximise the outside available area. As with most Canterbury doors, our Bifold doors can be fitted with standard, toughened or laminated glass and can even be glazed for low noise or double glazed for superior energy efficiency. Key Features & Benefits Available Hardware Fully fitted with stainless steel hardware for long life. Fitted with full door seals to reduce drafts and rattle. Available in various timber types and also available pre-primed. Door can be opened in seconds for entertaining or ventilation, with almost 100% of the area open and usable. Deadlock Available in open-out or open-in configurations, allowing you to utilise small outside spaces. Lockable Flush Bolt Hinge Handle 28

13 Bifold Door Specifications Glazing in doors complies with AS Human Impact Requirements Purchaser to specify if door conditions vary from this These products are designed to 1000pa wind pressure and 150pa water pressure All frames are viewed from the outside. Optional open in available STUD OPENING FRAME Bifold Doors BF2112R2 BF2115R2 BF2118R BF2118R3 BF2118L1R2 BF2124R3 BF2124L1R2 BFR3 BFL1R BF2124L1R3 BF2124R4 BF2124L2R2 BF2130L1R3 BF2130R4 BF2130L2R2 BF2140L1R3 BF2140R4 BF2140L2R BF2130L2R3 BF21301R4 BF2130R5 BF2136L21R3 BF2136L1R4 BF2136R BF2140L2R3 BF2140L1R4 BF2140R5 BF2150L2R3 BF2150L1R4 BF2150R BF2136L1R5 BF2136L2R4 BF2136L3R3 BF2136R BF2140L1R5 BF2140L2R4 BF2140L3R3 BF2140R BF2148L1R5 BF2148L2R4 BF2148L3R3 BF2148R6 BF2148L3R BF2160L1R5 BF2160L2R4 BF2160L3R3 BF2160R6 These configurations / sizes are provided as a guide. Canterbury can manufacture this product to suit most openings. Maximum door panel width is 1000mmm. Lockable hardware is available with the product as standard. Options are only available at time of ordering. Please note: Some frames may require doors or sashes removed upon delivery and or onsite glazing depending on size. NOTE: Change height to 24 for mm and 27 for 2700mm as required. For opposite hand, switch L for R and vice versa Standard 2 Federation Bar 3 Heritage Bar 4 Colonial Bar 5 Colonial Bar (10 Light) Please note: The following options are also available: Opening inwards No sill Equal light Our commitment to continual product development necessitates that sizes and specifications may change without notice. 29

14 Screened Bifold Doors Screened Bifold Doors A Canterbury Screened Bifold door is a perfect solution to maximise indoor/outdoor spaces providing seamless transition from inside to outside, uninterrupted views and efficient ventilation, whilst protecting your home and family from flies, insects and other pests. And now there are two screen options available. Flat Screen The Canterbury Bifold flat screen is smooth to operate and can be opened and closed with a touch of a finger. Unique Load Balancing Technology (LBT) frees the screen of heavy springs and latches, instead it uses only magnets and pulleys. The screen slides horizontally along its track until it comes to a smooth stop and, when not in use, slides back into its concealed housing. Tight Technology ensures that the mesh is always at its optimum tension, avoiding creasing, sagging and tearing, and if the screen is bumped out of its track by wind or contact, the screen will automatically reset itself by retracting back into the cavity. Retractable Pleated Screen The Canterbury Bifold retractable pleated screen has been designed specifically for very large openings. Offering smooth and effortless operation, the retractable pleated screen features multiple stainless steel bearings across all friction points so that operating force is kept to a low 15N. The bearings not only reduce the force required to operate the screen, but significantly improve the life of the screen. The pleated screen is inherently stable and provides increased resistance to sagging. As with most Canterbury door products, the Screened Bifold door can be fitted with standard, toughened or laminate glass and can even be glazed for low noise or double glazed for superior energy efficiency. Key Features & Benefits Retractable Pleated Screen Refer to standard Bifold door for decorative bar options. Key Features & Benefits Flat Screen Horizontal rolling flyscreen that retracts into the wall cavity. Suitable for existing and new openings. (Screen cannot be fitted to an existing bifold door). Available in various timber species. Tight Technology leaves mesh straight, tight and at maximum tension at all times. Load Balancing Technology (LBT) smooth, easy and safe operation. Screen automatically resets if bumped or disturbed by gusts of wind. Available in open-out configurations only. PetScreen Lite flymesh. Size restrictions apply. Pleated mesh is particularly well suited for oversized openings. With large opening widths the pleated screen sits comfortably on the face of the jamb and does not require oversized canisters that need concealing. Each pleat at 20mm wide, set at an angle of 45 degrees adds stability to screen. Multiple stainless steel bearings across all friction points ensure effortless operation. Bearings contribute to significantly improve the life of the screen. Tensioning cords running horizontally across the opening provide stability to the screen and prevent the mesh from blowing out of its channel in windy conditions (able to withstand wind gusts up to 30kmh). Hardware can be matched to your Canterbury bifold door. Opening width size is not restricted. Trouble-free installation for renovation/alteration projects. Available in open out configurations only. 30

15 Screened Bifold Door Specifications Flat Screen Suitable for tall openings up to 2700mm high Suitable for wide openings up to 3000mm wide single span (2400mm high), 5900 wide double span max panel weight 40 kgs max panel width 1000mm Retractable Pleated Screen Suitable for tall openings up to 2400 mm high Suitable for wide openings up to 4560mm wide single span (2400mm high), 8 metre wide double span max panel weight 75 kgs max panel width 1000mm Available Hardware Flat Screen Details Only Screened Bifold Door max panel weight 40 kgs max panel width 1000mm max frame sizes - FLAT SCREEN ONLY 2400mm(H) x 5900mm(W) double screen 2700mm(H) x 4800mm(W) 2400mm(H) x 3000mm(W) single screen 2700mm(H) x 2400mm(W) How to Order Flat Screen Bifold Door Screened Bifold Doors Deadlock When ordering please specify both sizes a) Overall Frame Width (measured from outer metal housing to outer metal housing) and b) Jamb Width (measured from outer jamb to outer jamb). Speak to your builder or call Canterbury for more advice and installation details. Important note: Do not allow any fixings to penetrate the screen housing or the screen will be damaged Lockable Flush Bolt Hinge Handle Detail for Flat Screen Bifold Door For Retractable Pleated Screen Bifold Door refer to standard Bifold Door Installation Instructions. (a) Inside View Overall Frame Width mm (b) 63 Jamb Width mm 63 External View Existing Construction Installation Brick veneer New Construction Installation Brick veneer Screw Fix Screen Housing Aluminium Stud Bracket Packer Screen Housing Packer Stud Flashing Stud External Architrave Bifold Jamb Packer Our commitment to continual product development necessitates that sizes and specifications may change without notice. Bifold Jamb 31

16 Building-In Details Screened Bifold Door Specifications Continued Detail for Pleated Screen Bifold Door New Construction Installation Brick veneer Flashing Stud Stud Screen Housing Packer Bifold Jamb Building-In Details Awning & Casement Windows Head Double Hung Windows Head Outer Brickwork Flashing by builder Outer Brickwork Flashing by builder Head Trimmer Head Trimmer IMPORTANT Leave 10mm space between window head & head trimmer Head Architrave by builder Head Architrave by builder Sill Sill Packing by builder Packing by builder Outer Brickwork Outer Brickwork Sill Sill IMPORTANT Leave 10mm space between window sill & sill brick Sill brick Stud Wall Flashing by builder Sill brick Stud Wall Flashing by builder Jamb Jamb Packing by builder Packing by builder Stile Stud Wall Stud Wall Stile Flashing by builder Flashing by builder Windmould (Stormmould) Outer Brickwork Windmould (Stormmould) Outer Brickwork 32

17 Care & Installation Instructions Pre-Installation Store in a dry location, under cover where possible, to protect against damage. Do not rack frames out of square. Prevent exposure to moisture particularly pooling or ponding. Do not remove bands from Double Hung Windows until after installation. Care and Maintenance Keep wet cement, mortar and brick cleaning acid from being in contact with timber or aluminium before, during and after installation. If accidentally splashed, wash off immediately with clean water, otherwise permanent staining or damage may occur, voiding the warranty. Do not use acid to remove mortar stains on window frames. Hose down brick work to remove residual cleaning acid which may leak out and cause damage to the finish later. Do not place windows directly onto green concrete slabs. Keep the tracks of sliding windows and doors clear of sand and cement droppings. Do not use window frames to support planks or temporary scaffolding. Clean up when the job is complete with mild detergent and rinse with clean water. Glass To clean, simply wipe over the surface with a few drops of methylated spirits on a damp cloth then polish the surface dry with a lint free cloth. Ensure that all cleaning cloths are free from any abrasive substances. Never remove abrasive materials such as mortar from the glass with a scraper. (To clean, flood with water and dab with a sponge. Don t scrub with sponge or scratching will occur.) Avoid causing extreme temperature changes as this may lead to thermal fracture of the glass (i.e. do not direct hot or cold water onto glass). Locks and Catches Keep locks and catches clean and free from blind cords and any other interference which may prevent proper operation. Painting Timber windows must have a first coat of an appropriate paint, oil or stain applied within 30 days of delivery. Fill nail recesses, lightly sand and clean immediately prior to the application of further coats. Re-prime immediately if primer coat is removed during installation. Paint manufacturers instructions must be followed in the application of all subsequent coats of paint. It is recommended to use light colours on all timber products to protect warranty. Do not paint over weatherseals. Primed products need to be lightly sanded before the undercoat and top coats are applied. Primer is not a substitute for an undercoat. Adjustments All products should be adjusted as required to maintain correct performance. Adjustment instructions are supplied with the product. Bifold Window Pre -Installation Instructions 1 A structural beam or lintel is recommended to be fitted above all Bifold Window units. 2 The lintel must be able to support the weight of the Bifold Window unit. Bifold Window units weigh approximately 22kg per m 2. FOR EXAMPLE A 1500mm x 2500mm Bifold Window will weigh 1.5m x 2.5m x 22kg = 82kg. NOTE Twin glazing will double the calculation. 3 Failure to comply with instructions may result in poor operation of the unit and could void the warranty. Bifold Window Installation Instructions 1 Fit flashing to sill and, where required, to jambs and head. 2 The complete unit must be installed square, plumb and level. Panels will not operate successfully with a bowed sill or a dropped head. 3 It is highly recommended that the Bifold Window head is fixed to a suitable lintel above. Fix the Bifold Window head to the lintel as per drawing below. Fix head to lintel 75mm skewed screw 16mm diameter clearance hole The Bifold Window head extrusion has been pre-drilled with a 16mm clearance hole and a 5mm screw hole in the centre of the track. Use a 75mm screw to screw the Bifold Window head to the lintel. NOTE: AS2047 sets out the requirements for installation of timber windows in buildings. It is the responsibility of the installer to properly adjust windows and doors as per instructions. Care & Installation 33

18 Care & Installation Care & Installation Instructions Awning and Casement Window Installation Instructions 1 Fit flashing to sills, and where required to jambs and head. 2 The complete unit should be installed square. 3 Correctly pack all frame member joints without bowing. 4 Sill to be straight and levelled with packers under sill, in line with frame members. 5 Allow a minimum of 10mm clearance between window sill and external sill bricks on brick veneer construction. 6 Frames to be secured by backnailing and packed accordingly. (Fixings through exposed timber should be hot dip galvanised steel, 300 series stainless steel or silicone bronze. Do not use uncoated steel fixings through timber or steel wool for dressing timber.) 7 Sash should be wound in and out. If sash binds on either jamb or mullion, packing should be added under sill until sash moves freely. 8 Head to be straight and NOT load bearing. 9 Frame head clearance minimum 13mm. Plaster head and jamb clearance minimum 6mm. 10 Recheck that sill and head are straight and level before fixing architraves. 11 After installation remove racking braces where fitted. Double Hung Window Installation Instructions 1 Fit flashing to sills and, where required to jambs and head. 2 The complete unit should be installed square. 3 Do not remove bands, if supplied, until after installation. 4 Correctly pack all frame member joints without bowing. 5 Sill to be straight and levelled with packers under sill, in line with frame members. 6 Allow a minimum of 10mm clearance between window sill and external sill bricks on brick veneer construction. 7 Frame to be secured by backnailing and packed accordingly. (Fixings through exposed timber should be hot dip galvanised steel, 300 series stainless steel or silicone bronze. Do not use uncoated steel fixings through timber or steel wool for dressing timber.) 8 Head to be straight and NOT load bearing. 9 Recheck that sill and head are straight and level before fixing architraves. 10 After installation remove racking braces where fitted. 11 Adjustment for sashes is located in jambliner. Slide clear plastic retaining clips inwards. While depressing the jambliner, pull top of sash towards you from the inside. Turn the flat head screw located in the white block at the bottom of the sash half a turn and then push the sash back. If not satisfied repeat step 11 but do NOT over tighten screw. Sash may dislodge if opened more than 30º 34

19 Care & Installation Instruction Sliding Door Installation Instructions 1 flashing to sills and, where required, to jambs and head. 2 The complete unit should be installed square. 3 Correctly pack all frame member joints without bowing. 4 Sill to be straight and levelled with packers under sill in line with frame members. 5 Allow a minimum of 10mm clearance between window sill and external sill bricks on brick veneer construction. 6 Frame to be secured by backnailing and packed accordingly. (Fixings through exposed timber should be hot dip galvanised steel, 300 series stainless steel or silicone bronze. Do not use uncoated steel fixings through timber or steel wool for dressing timber.) 7 Head to be straight and NOT load bearing. 8 Frame head clearance minimum 13mm. Plaster head and jamb clearance minimum 6mm. 9 Recheck that sill and head are straight and level before fixing architraves. 10 After installation remove racking braces where fitted. Stacker Door Pre -Installation Instructions 1 A beam must be fitted above all Stacker Door units to allow the head of the Stacker to be screwed into it. Failure to screw the head to the beam will result in the Stacker Door head dropping and poor operation of the unit. Stacker Door Installation Instructions 1 Fit flashing to sill and where required to jambs and head. 2 The complete unit must be installed square, plumb and level. The unit will not operate successfully with a bowed sill or a dropped head. 3 Fix the Stacker Door head to the beam as per illustrations below. 4 Frame to be secured by backnailing and packed accordingly. Fixings through exposed timber should be hot dip galvanised steel, 300 series stainless steel or silicone bronze. Do not use uncoated steel fixings or steel wool for dressing timber. Care & Installation 11 Adjustment must be taken up by adjusting screws in the bottom of the door panel. 12 Striker plate must be adjusted. Timber beam 75mm screw Fixed panel shown as dashed line Head fitting not required above fixef panel 1200mm maximum Pack at fixing points Note: AS2047 sets out requirements for installation of timber windows in buildings. It is the responsibility of the installer to properly adjust windows and doors as per instructions. 35

20 Care & Installation Care & Installation Instructions Bifold Door Pre -Installation Instructions 1 A structural beam or lintel must be fitted above all Bifold Door units. There should be a 10mm clearance between the lintel and the Bifold Door head. Recommended lintel position should be as shown in details 1, 2 and 3. 2 The lintel must be able to support the weight of the Bifold Door unit. Bifold Door units weigh approximately 22kg per m 2. FOR EXAMPLE A 2100mm x 2400mm Bifold Door will weigh 2.1m x 2.4m x 22kg = 110kg. NOTE Twin glazing will double the calculation. Bifold Door Installation Instructions 1 Fit flashing to sill and where required to jambs and head. 2 The complete unit must be installed square, plumb and level. Doors will not operate successfully with a bowed sill or a dropped head. A 3mm upward bow in the head is preferable. 3 Drill 3mm diameter pilot holes (9mm clearance holes for steel lintel) at no more than 1200mm centres through the centre head bead and door head up into the lintel. The end holes should be no more than 200mm from each door jamb. One hole should be drilled through the centre of the Bifold Door head. 3 The Bifold Door sill must not be directly tiled or concreted up to. This may result in the sill cupping and the sill track compressing. 4 The Bifold Door sill must be supported over the full width. Failure to do this may result in the outside of the sill cracking. 5 Do not cover sill drainage holes with tiles or concrete. 6 Failure to comply with instructions may result in poor operation of the unit and could void the warranty. 4 With screws (bolts) provided, screw up through the pilot holes into the lintel. The centre fixing should be fixed first. A spring washer should be used with steel lintel fixings. 5 Make sure the head and sill are packed square and level. The head should be packed at screw locations. 6 Frame to be secured by backnailing and packed accordingly. Fixings through exposed timber should be hot dip galvanized steel, 300 series stainless steel or silicone bronze. Do not use uncoated steel fixings or steel wool for dressing timber. Timber Lintel Detail 1 Timber Lintel Detail 2 Steel Lintel Detail 3 75mm screw 100mm screw Packing Centre head bead 8mm dia. 100mm long bolt Lintel 1200mm (MAX) Pack at Fixing Points 1200mm (MAX) Head Wall Stud Wall Stud Sill 36

21 Window Warranty What this warranty covers Canterbury Windows Pty Ltd ACN ( Company ) warrants its windows against defects in materials and workmanship on the terms of this warranty statement. This warranty applies for the following parts: Wire reinforced glass, toughened glass, float glass, laminated glass and mirror glass are warranted against defects and degradation for a period of 1 year. Defects in structural materials, beading and workmanship for a period of 7 years. PROTIM TM treated Meranti for 7 years against insect attack and decay. LOSP treated laminated / finger-jointed Pine for 7 years against insect attack and decay. Western Red Cedar for 7 years against insect attack and decay. Specialty Merbau and KD Hardwood components for 7 years against insect attack and decay. Winders, hinges, jambliner system, counter balance system, sash locks, handles and other moving parts for 1 year. All other parts for 1 year. What this warranty does not cover This warranty does not cover any window with defects arising out of or due to: The window being repaired, modified or altered by a person who is not a Company employee or agent; Misuse, physical abuse, neglect, or accident, however arising; The window not being maintained or stored in accordance with the Company s recommendations; Normal wear and tear; The window not being installed in accordance with relevant Australian Standards and the Company s recommendations; The window being subject to regular wetting by an irrigation system or similar; or The application of a dark coloured stain or paint to external surfaces. Glass breakage except where the glass breakage has been caused solely by the Company s faulty workmanship or materials; or Frames glazed by others. Window Warranty When this warranty begins and ends This warranty begins on the date of delivery of the window from the Company or any wholesale or retail supplier of the Company s windows to the customer ( you ). This warranty ends, for a part, after the time specified above for that part. Liability The Company s liability under this warranty is limited to repairing or replacing any window that the Company accepts is covered by this warranty. The Company is not liable for any costs associated with the installation or refinishing of any replacement window or part. The Company is not liable for any loss or damage caused by a defect. Before accepting liability, the Company must be satisfied that the claim is covered by this warranty. If a Company employee or agent inspects a window and decides that it is not covered by this warranty, you must pay the Company s service fee for that inspection. How to make a claim To make a claim, you must: Give the Company written details of the defect in the window and proof of the date of purchase of the window within 30 days of identifying the defect. In the case of glass defects, this action must be taken within 7 days of identifying the defect; and Give the Company, its employees or agents all necessary access, facilities and information to enable the Company to verify the nature and cause of the defect. Defects do not include: Windows that meet manufacturing standards and tolerances; Windows that meet industry variations in the colour of aluminium components; or Normal show through of frame components. Please Note: Canterbury s Window and Door warranty does not cover any circumstances arising in regard to any natural variations of the timber products, shade, surface consistency, or grain configuration. The Warranty is subject to the following conditions: Immediately on delivery, the window must be stored in a dry area and not in damp, moist or freshly plastered areas; Within 30 days of delivery, a first coat of paint, varnish or sealer must be applied on all wooden surfaces of the window; and For the term of the warranty, light coloured finishes must be applied to the window in the manner and frequency specified by the Company or the paint manufacturer. 37

22 Door Warranty Door Warranty What this warranty covers Canterbury Windows Pty Ltd ACN ( Company ) warrants its doors against defects in materials and workmanship on the terms of this warranty statement. This warranty applies for the following parts: Wire reinforced glass, toughened glass, float glass, laminated glass and mirror glass are warranted against defects and degradation for a period of 1 year. Defects in structural materials, beading and workmanship for a period of 7 years. PROTIM TM treated Meranti for 7years against insect attack and decay. LOSP treated laminated / finger-jointed Pine for 7 years against insect attack and decay. Western Red Cedar for 7 years against insect attack and decay. Specialty Merbau and KD Hardwood components for 7 years against insect attack and decay. Winders, hinges, jambliner system, counter balance system, sash locks, handles and other moving parts for 1 years. All other parts for 1 years. What this warranty does not cover This warranty does not cover any door with defects arising out of or due to: The door being repaired, modified or altered by a person who is not a Company employee or agent; Misuse, physical abuse, neglect, or accident, however arising; The door not being maintained or stored in accordance with the Company s recommendations; Normal wear and tear; The door not being installed in accordance with relevant Australian Standards and the Company s recommendations; or The application of a dark coloured stain or paint to external surfaces. Glass doors that are wider than 1020mm or higher than 2635mm, sliding door panels wider than 1500mm or higher than 2330mm; Doors with face veneers of different species of timber; Doors that are improperly hung or which do not swing freely; Doors glazed by others; or Glass breakage except where the glass breakage has been caused solely by the Company s faulty workmanship or materials. When this warranty begins and ends This warranty begins on the date of delivery of the door from the Company or any wholesale or retail supplier of the Company s doors to the customer ( you ). This warranty ends, for a part, after the time specified above for that part. Liability The Company s liability under this warranty is limited to repairing or replacing any door that the Company accepts is covered by this warranty. The Company is not liable for any costs associated with the installation or refinishing of any replacement door or part. The Company is not liable for any loss or damage caused by a defect. Before accepting liability, the Company must be satisfied that the claim is covered by this warranty. If a Company employee of agent inspects a door and decides that it is not covered by this warranty, you must pay the Company s service fee for that inspection. How to make a claim To make a claim, you must: Give the Company written details of the defect in the door and proof of the date of purchase of the door within 30 days of identifying the defect. In the case of glass defects, this action must be taken within 7 days of identifying the defect; and Give the Company, its employees or agents all necessary access, facilities and information to enable the Company to verify the nature and cause of the defect. Defects do not include: Doors that meet manufacturing standards and tolerances; Normal show through of frame components; Warp (the cupping, bowing, twisting or distorting of a door) less than 5mm; or Warp exceeding 5mm where the moisture content of the timber has fallen below 12% or risen above 18%. Please Note: Canterbury s Window and Door warranty does not cover any circumstances arising in regard to any natural variations of the timber products, shade, surface consistency, or grain configuration. The Warranty is subject to the following conditions: Immediately on delivery: The door must be stored in a dry area and not in damp, moist or freshly plastered areas; Doors must be stored flat on bearers no further than 500mm apart; Within 30 days of delivery, a first coat of paint, varnish or sealer be applied on all surfaces; For the term of the warranty, light coloured finishes must be applied to exterior doors in the manner and frequency specified by the Company or paint manufacturer; When fitting the door: The structural strength of a door must not be impaired when fitting or applying hardware or cutting or altering the door for lights, louvres, panels or any other special features; All solid entry doors must be hinged with 3 appropriately sized hinges; and Not more than 3mm may be trimmed from any edge of a door. 38

23 Custom Designed Windows Awning Windows Colonial Windows F e d e r a t i o n Windows Heritage Windows Awning Privacy Windows Casement Windows Jambliner Double Hung WindowS C o u n t e r B a l a n c e D o u b l e H u n g W i n d o w s Sliding WindowS Bifold Windows Sashless Windows Louvre Windows Bay Windows Sliding Doors Doors and Entries Bifold Doors STACKER Doors National Free Call International Calls Victoria 590 Heatherton Road Clayton South 3169 Aurora Australis Holdings Pty Ltd trading as Canterbury Windows and Doors ABN A member of the Southern Star Windows group of companies.