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3.4  Completing Installation of Upright and Roof Cable Bracing:

  Turnbuckles may need to be fully extended 

to attach cables.  Refer to 

Figure 3.4

 for cable configurations required for the Upright and Roof Cable Bracing.

3.4.1  The Upright Cables connect to the base plates by inserting an Eyebolt attached to the loose end of the cable 

assembly thru the hole in the base plate vertical tab as shown in 

Figure 3.4a.

  Secure the Eyebolt with the 

washer and nut provided.  NOTE:  The R-Clip provided will be used later to secure the wall ground rails at the End 
Arches if the gable end walls are installed.  Adjust the tension of the cables using the turnbuckles, tension only 
enough to make frame stable.  After the Upright Cables have been installed and tensioned, remove the Diagonal 
Beam Braces.

3.4.2  The Roof Cables connect to the Eye-Nuts at the rafter eaves by using the shackle attached to the loose end of the 

cable assembly.  Adjust the tension of the cable using the turnbuckles.  

IMPORTANT:

  The Roof Cables must 

be installed below the Roof Purlins.

3.4.3  The installation of the remaining cable braced bays will utilize the same technique described in steps 3.4.1 and 

3.4.2.

3.4.4   Before erecting additional arches, plumb the first bay of uprights by adjusting the tension of the upright cables until 

the uprights are vertically aligned.  Next, adjust the roof cable to align the rafters vertically with the uprights.  Once 
the first bay of framing is plumb, continue erecting remaining arches as described in steps 3.3.1 thru 3.3.3.

Figure 3.4

Figure 3.4a

Summary of Contents for Event Series

Page 1: ...he installation or removal of this product ASEV 12 15 Rev 1 17 Installation Instructions Anchor Structure Event Series EC 5001 7701 Highway 41 N Evansville IN 47725 Phone 812 867 2421 Fax 812 867 1429...

Page 2: ...14 2 3 Assembly of Cable Bracing 17 3 Erecting the Structure 19 3 1 Preparation for Raising Arches 19 3 2 Raising the End Arch First Arch 19 3 3 Raising the Second Arch 19 3 4 Completing Installation...

Page 3: ...d on the front or back of this manual Safety Notes Please read through the installation manual completely before beginning your installation Be sure the proper equipment and safety precautions are in...

Page 4: ...m 1 5 m 18 15 METER Splice size typ Gable end framing Gable end framing Rafter size typ Splice size Rafter size typ 3 0 m 4 8 m 5 m 10 m 5 m 3 0 m 5 1 m 5 05 m 12 m 6 0 m 1 9 m 5 05 m 10 METER EVENT S...

Page 5: ...5 m 5 05 m 20 METER 25 METER 4 95 m 4 95 m 4 98 m 2 5 m 2 5 m 5 m 2 5 m 20 15 METER 25 20 METER 25 15 METER Gable end framing Gable end framing Splice size Splice size Splice size Rafter size typ Raft...

Page 6: ...METER 4 0 m 6 1 m 12 m 12 METER 4 0 m 4 0 m 4 0 m 6 6 m 7 4 m 6 6 m 15 m 20 m 18 m 25 m 15 METER 20 METER 18 METER 25 METER Knee Braces required all bays Knee Braces required all bays Knee Braces requ...

Page 7: ...Upright and Roof Cable Bracing is required in the first and last bays of the structure and additionally at not more than SIX open bays between braced bays 2 All cables are 3 8 Galvanized 7 x 19 aircra...

Page 8: ...ied supervisor familiar with the proper assembly technique and required safety procedures should be present during the installation Construction Tools Installation and dismantling should be done the c...

Page 9: ...9 Diagonal Beam Brace 2 R Clip Measuring Rod Push Pole Purlin Forks Mid Panel Guide 2 OPTIONAL...

Page 10: ...ase plates use 31 1 2 stakes 1 2 1 Starting at point A place the outside corner of 6 Hole base plate 1 at point A making sure the edges along the front and side of the base plate align with the front...

Page 11: ...11 Figure 1 1a 2 m 2 m A B C T e n t L e n g t h String Line Tent Front Tent Width T e n t L e n g t h A B C D E 5 m A r c 4m Arc 90 Tent Front 3 m Figure 1 1b...

Page 12: ...Line 90 Figure 1 1c Tent Front 6 hole 6 hole Measuring Rod T e n t S i d e Place corner of Base Plate 1 at Point A and align edges with string lines A Measuring Rod Base Plate L Pin Safety Tab Point A...

Page 13: ...13 Figure 1 2b Tape measure Measuring point for estimating width 6 hole base plate 6 hole base plate 6 hole base plate Figure 1 2c Rotate Measuring Rod about pin in base plate 4 Tent Front Cabled Bay...

Page 14: ...re installed IMPORTANT The short leg of the L Pin must be turned down and behind the Safety Tab on the Base Plate to keep the L Pin from sliding out 2 2 2 Connect Rafter to the Upright Assembly by sli...

Page 15: ...rop in Gable End Uprights Gable End Purlins Locking L Pin 16mm w Stop Locking L Pin 16mm w Stop Intermediate Purlins Ridge Eave Purlin Ridge Eave Purlin Rafter Ridge Weldment Ridge Brace only when req...

Page 16: ...and upright after upright is slid into slide fitting Ridge Weldment Wood Blocking Typ Rafter Slide Fitting Rafter Figure 2 2a Figure 2 2b Locking L Pin 16mm w Stop typ Locking L Pin 16mm w Stop typ Ri...

Page 17: ...until the arches are raised 2 3 2 Remove the Eye bolt from the Roof Cable Assembly unhook from shackle at turnbuckle end At End of Rafter on both sides of the cabled bays insert the Eye Bolt into the...

Page 18: ...before insertion into top hole of Upright Then reattach to cable Eyebolt remove from shackle before inser tion into Rafter Do not reattach to cable until later Figure 2 3c Eyebolts remove from shackl...

Page 19: ...fted 3 2 2 When the arch is nearly vertical and stable one installer on each side can guide the tube on the pinning end of the Diagonal Beam Brace onto the base plate L Pin of the second arch as shown...

Page 20: ...Diagonal Beam Brace Push Pole Push Pole Push Pole Diagonal Beam Brace typ Diagonal Beam Brace typ Ridge Weldment Upright Cable Roof Cable Roof Cable R Clip with string attached R Clip with string atta...

Page 21: ...Pin R Clip First Arch Second Arch Diagonal Beam Brace Install Curved Hook end of Purlin First Angular end last Purlin Fork Purlin Fork Purlin Eave Purlin Eave Purlin Purlins Figure 3 3b Figure 3 3a R...

Page 22: ...to make frame stable After the Upright Cables have been installed and tensioned remove the Diagonal Beam Braces 3 4 2 The Roof Cables connect to the Eye Nuts at the rafter eaves by using the shackle...

Page 23: ...tightened to clamp the bracket to the rafter must be facing toward the interior of the tent Make sure the bolts are tight Connect the insert weldment at the top of the G E Upright to the hinge tube at...

Page 24: ...or Ridge Brace Figure 3 5b Ridge Figure 3 5c Connection for center gable end upright at ridge Connection for Corner Gable Purlin at Side Upright rafter Gable End Base Plate L Pin 5 8 Telescoping end o...

Page 25: ...he upper ends of the pull loops are even with the edge of the rafter 4 1 4 Flip the tension pocket on top of the mid so it does not get caught on the purlins while pulling the mid through the frame At...

Page 26: ...nd left versions Mid walls are used at center gable end bays and at all mid bays 4 3 1 Start installing unlaced walls by inserting top of kedar into outside channel opening and slide upper portion of...

Page 27: ...27 Figure 4 2c Tension Straps Corner Upright Tension Bars in Tension Pockets Figure 4 3a Corner Upright Ground Rail Side 6 hole Baseplate R Clip Ground Rail Gable end Gable Wall Side Wall Figure 4 2b...

Page 28: ...emoval 5 8 Continue removing purlins and lowering remaining arches until the last bay two arches remains 5 9 Install the Diagonal Beam Braces as noted in Step 3 2 to secure the first arch and allow th...

Page 29: ...1 3 Inspect all stakes to ensure they are fully engaged 6 1 4 Ensure all FR Warning labels are clearly visible 6 1 5 Do Not allow the accumulation of snow or ice 6 1 6 Check for deformation or damage...

Page 30: ...20M 5 25M 6 Extrusion Profiles millimeters Uprights Rafters 220 x 100 Gable End Uprights 130 x 70 Ridge Eave G E Purlins 130 x 70 Intermediate Roof Purlins 60 x 60 Rafter Extension Options 15 12 18 15...

Page 31: ...ation provided in the installation instructions is not a suggestion about what is necessary to meet a site speci c load For additional important information consult The IFAI Procedural Handbook For th...

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