Greenhouse People HE-BLE, Assembly Instructions Manual

Page 1: ...8 Wide ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ISSUE 4 Model HE BLE...

Page 2: ...on This instruction manual is also available online at www greenhousepeople co uk in our technical help section where you can zoom in on all the pictures and text and reprint a copy if your manual ge...

Page 3: ...ASSEMBLY 22 23 DOOR ASSEMBLY 24 29 ROOF VENT ASSEMBLY 26 29 MAIN BUILDING ASSEMBLY 30 31 LOUVRE ASSEMBLY 32 GLASS PLAN 33 GLAZING 34 39 FINAL FIXING NOTE ALL DIAGRAMS ARE CODED IF THE DIAGRAM IS VIEWE...

Page 4: ...cket 300 Cill Side 350 351 352 353 354 Door Middle 373 Cill Front Rear 333 Door Stop 400 Door Track 403 Door Stiles female 377 379 Door Track Main Support 406 Glazing Bar Roof Corner Left 410 Glazing...

Page 5: ...447 Gutter 461 462 463 464 Ridge Plate 500 Ridge 481 482 483 484 Vent Slam Bar 542 Vent Top 543 Edging Strip 558 Plastic Vent Side 541 Glass Jack 557 Plastic Glazing Separator 559 Plastic Glazing Bar...

Page 6: ...p 577 Nut M4 578 Nut M6 579 Bolt Square Head M6 15mm 588 Screw Countersunk M4 10mm 587 Door Stop Bung 560 Rubber Cantilever Ridge 600 Cantilever Eaves 601 Screw Self Tapping M4 2 19mm 583 Hanging Bask...

Page 7: ...4 3454 4 13 4 4064 1 6 457 2 3 5 1041 4 5 5 1651 7 5 2260 6 9 5 2870 2 11 5 3479 8 13 5 4089 4 1 7 482 6 3 6 1066 8 5 6 1676 4 7 6 2286 9 6 2895 6 11 6 3505 2 13 6 4114 8 1 8 508 3 7 1092 2 5 7 1701...

Page 8: ...the concrete is not sealed painted or laid on a membrane Ways of increasing drainage are When laying the concrete you could lay Aco drive drains to take surface water away or if the concrete is alread...

Page 9: ...ead across for the width and length The dimensions allow the lips of the cills to overhang This helps prevent water running back into the greenhouse When building your base make sure the diagonal meas...

Page 10: ...e a much neater finish Simply use a float to smooth the edges Use a watering can to dampen the slabs at the end to remove any cement dust and to dampen the sand and cement below the slabs slightly We...

Page 11: ...erable locations such as under trees in playing areas etc x Be aware of the increased temperature in a greenhouse on a sunny day x Do not keep pets or other animals in a greenhouse x When cleaning gla...

Page 12: ...thawing process of the earth Organising your components x On opening your main greenhouse box DO NOT UNWRAP any of the labelled bundles until they are required Be CAREFUL not to mix up any of the bun...

Page 13: ...bracings on the same bolts so they point outward towards the ends of the gutter and lightly tighten the nuts Diagram C Page 15 6 On buildings larger than 6 long you will need to attach additional gla...

Page 14: ...14 SIDE ASSEMBLY 447 447 303 354 462 463 464 303 353 352 351 461 461 351 6 LONG 8 LONG 10 LONG 12 LONG 6 LONG EXAMPLE A B C D...

Page 15: ...15 SIDE ASSEMBLY 303 461 461 447 447 447 303 351 588 A B D C 576 576 300 576...

Page 16: ...plate and into the holes punched in the flange of the roof corner bar at the apex Diagram F 6 Attach the rear cill to the side corner bars by using one of the 15mm bolts inserted in step 3 Loosen the...

Page 17: ...17 REAR ASSEMBLY E F G H 430 430 315 315 438 438 318 334 416 410 410 416 500 318 416 430 588 576 576 430 334 588 334 438 588 318 576 300 300 449...

Page 18: ...purlin on the top of the two 15mm bolts attaching the other end to the side corner bar The hole in the centre of the purlin should line up with the hole in the flat diagonal bracing Bolt them together...

Page 19: ...19 FRONT ASSEMBLY 410 416 500 576 309 416 430 588 576 I J N O K L M P 430 430 309 309 309 309 416 410 334 526 315 315 438 438 406 403 448...

Page 20: ...20 FRONT ASSEMBLY 416 403 508 576 K M L 403 403 403 576 576 576 406 406 406 404 437 300 406 403...

Page 21: ...21 N O P FRONT ASSEMBLY 437 588 334 334 526 375 526 300 315 588 334 300 576 430...

Page 22: ...n of the door you can bolt the door handle onto the left hand door stile The bolts should be inserted from the outside with the nuts on the inside 7 You can now build the left hand door 8 This is cons...

Page 23: ...23 DOOR ASSEMBLY 379 379 379 571 707 379 571 583 373 373 708 708 571 583 583 S T U 563 X 880 384 563 X 880 563 X 880 563 X 880 373 707 707 377 708 379 381...

Page 24: ...t Attach the casement stay to the vent bottom using the M4 countersunk screws and nuts 2 Lay the components out so the underside of the vent is facing up Lightly bolt the vent sides to the vent top Di...

Page 25: ...he vent side This is a view of the underside of the vent top Looking down onto the vent bottom from outside X Looking at the vent bottom from the outside This is a view of the underside of the vent bo...

Page 26: ...e into the small gap between the roof corners so that the 2 flanges which form the angle of the roof are tight up against the inside edge of the roof corner bars The vertical part of the ridge is outs...

Page 27: ...ne of keeping the roof bar tight up to the ridge could result in a slight outward bow of the gutters and a slight downward dip to the ridge Also try to make sure that no glazing rubber extends from th...

Page 28: ...28 MAIN BUILDING ASSEMBLY EE FF HH GG DD 430 351 334 576 481 416 410 461 444 447 444 444 481 461 444 447 600 601 576 300 588 CC 461 416 430 315 318...

Page 29: ...our starting point for the cresting You will see that the cresting is moulded so that it all links together making the assembly much stronger Diagram JJ The first section of cresting you should use is...

Page 30: ...When you are fitting your louvre the pane of glass 610 X 457 must be inserted below it first 4 Use your four crop headed bolts to attach the louvre to your side glazing bars Diagram Z You will NOT nee...

Page 31: ...Self tapping screws 10mm M4 Top cill Side bar Self tapping screws 10mm M4 Side bar Top cill 573 X 100 Pinch before inserting glass Top cill Side bar Use this slot to attach the louvre to the greenhous...

Page 32: ...12 14 16 Q 610 X 1520 5 6 7 8 R 610 X 917 1 2 3 4 V 610 X 759 1 2 2 2 DD 563 X 880 4 4 4 4 EE 610 X 412 X 10 4 4 4 4 CC 610 X 511 X 110 2 2 2 2 FF 610 X 819 X 417 2 2 2 2 Glass Jack 557 590 X 33 2 2...

Page 33: ...wards and forwards while you are up your supported ladders you will be able to alter the vertical aspect of your structure you can also place a spirit level against the gables and the sides to assess...

Page 34: ...ot it onto the bolts inserted in the roof glazing bars during the main building assembly loosely fit the nuts Now slide the slam bar onto the top of the pane of glass below where the vent is going and...

Page 35: ...height of the door track you do this by loosening the bolts that join the door track support bracket to the front glazing bars 2 With the door half open you can now add the door stop Diagram QQ SS Be...

Page 36: ...36 FINAL FIXING 400 437 309 DOOR INSTALLATION QQ SS 377 438 438 315 315 526 707 373 437 309 400 RR 588 588 309 309 707 377 381 560 560...

Page 37: ...oosely attaching nuts and work along to the other end If you are using an autovent you may need to adjust the position of the bars to allow the autovent to work freely 3 The easiest way to ensure the...

Page 38: ...sert the downpipe into the outlet 4 When you are happy with its position line up the bracket with the side corner bar mark through the screw hole and with a 3 2mm drill make a pilot hole Using the sel...

Page 39: ...the building 3 Make sure the greenhouse structure is square Diagonal measurements should be equal and level 4 Drill down through the holes in the base brackets into the concrete 5 Insert a wall plug...

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