8
Polycarbonate sheet
#
Size
Spirit V707
A
700x1049
(2’3
9
/
16
” x 3’5
5
/
16
”)
4
B
700x842
(2’3
9
/
16
” x 2’9
1
/
8
”)
10
C
592x16/247/16
(1’11
5
/
16
” x
5
/
8
” / 9
3
/
4
” /
5
/
8
”)
1
D
599x913
(1’11
9
/
16
” x 2’11
15
/
16
”)
2
E
610x1057/1296/1057
(2’ x 3’5
5
/
8
” / 4’3” / 3’5
5
/
8
”)
1
F
610x842
(2’ x 2’9
1
/
8
”)
1
G
700x1157
(2’3
9
/
16
” x 3’9
9
/
16
”)
2
H
696x506
(2’3
3
/
8
” x 1’7
15
/
16
”)
2
I
700x1714
(2’3
9
/
16
” x 5’7
1
/
2
”)
4
p6
592
(1’11
5
/
16
”)
1
p7
682
(2’2
7
/
8
”)
6
p8
660
(2’2”)
4
I
I
G
A
A
A
A
D
D
B
B
B
B
E
F
H
C
p6
p8
p8
p8
p8
p7
p7
p7
p6/p7/p8
p6/p7/p8
B
B
B
This page shows the positioning of the polycarbonate panels for the front and rear gable as
well as the roof and the sides. It also indicates where the gray plastic parts #P6, #P7 and #P8
are used. When fitting parts #P6/P7/P8 on the ends of the panels, try using a narrow piece of
bar soap through the part first. It will allow them to slide on the panel’s edges much easier.
#P6/P7/P8 must be fitted on one end of polycarbonate in advance before polycarbonate is in-
serted into aluminum frame. The square illustration on the page shows the placement of the
gray plastic U shape strips.
Frame
Panel
Bracing bar
Note: If panel edge can’t enter into alumi-
num Frame channel, please use a
bracing bar to squeeze panel edge
into channel.
