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Thank you for purchasing your new Hercules greenhouse. We recommend you familiarise yourself with the instructions 
and read all safety information before you commence assembly.  This instruction manual is also available online at 

www.greenhousepeople.co.uk

 in our technical help section should you need to reprint it.  Should you require any addi-

tional   advice you can always call us on 01782 388811. 

 

IMPORTANT:  

PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE YOUR GLAZING BARS (e.g. 916) / CORNER GLAZING BARS (e.g. 915) ALL NEED TO 

HAVE RUBBER INSERTED INTO THEM BEFORE FRAME CONSTRUCTION CAN COMMENCE.   

 

Safety Warning

 

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Glass and aluminium can potentially cause injury. Please ensure you wear protective goggles, gloves, headgear and suitable 
footwear when assembling and glazing the building. 

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Please remember that glass is fragile and should be handled with extreme care. Always clear up and dispose of any breakages 
immediately. 

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Do not assemble the greenhouse in high winds. 

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For safety reasons and ease of assembly, we recommend that this greenhouse is assembled by a minimum of two people.  

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Please clear all lying snow from the greenhouse roof as it can cause the roof to buckle or collapse. 

 

 

Site Preparation

 

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When selecting a site for your greenhouse, it is vital that you choose as flat and level an area as possible.  

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A concrete or slabbed base will provide the most solid foundation for your greenhouse.     

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Avoid placing your greenhouse under trees or in other vulnerable locations. 

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To minimise the risk of wind damage, try to select as sheltered a site as possible, e.g. beside a hedgerow or garden fence. 

 

Additional Considerations

 

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Please bear in mind that assembling your greenhouse can be time consuming. You may need to spread the construction over two 
or more days. We recommend that you avoid leaving the building partially glazed.  If you ever have to leave your greenhouse half 
assembled and not anchored down, weigh it down with slabs or bags of sand to stop the wind moving it. 

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You will find it helpful to prepare a large, clean and clear area in which to work in. A garage floor or flat lawn area is ideal. 

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If you have arranged for someone to install your greenhouse for you, please check that all components are included. Most parts 
are numbered and can be identified by a stamp or removable label. Alternatively, the components can be identified by lengths 
detailed in the packing list (see diagram below). 

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Once installed your greenhouse requires little maintenance, but to maintain the smooth running of your door(s) WD40 or similar 
can be applied to the door wheels and lower door guides.  

 

Guarantee

 

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Your new Hercules greenhouse is guaranteed for 10 years against faulty manufacture of the framework. This does not include 
glass, moving parts, accidental damage or wind damage. 

Look out for part 

numbers 

KEY 

 

View Orientation 

Potential Hazard 

Wear safety  
goggles 

Wear gloves 

Think/Decision 

e.g.  
Refer to section 4  

Keep away  
from water 
while fitting 

Cut/Trim 

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Summary of Contents for HE-NAS 10'5"x10'9"

Page 1: ...A B Example 10 X 12 10ft Wide C Size Range A mm B mm C mm 10 5 x 6 8 3212 2036 1670 10 5 x 8 8 2656 10 5 x 10 9 3276 10 5 x 12 9 3896 Model HE NAS ...

Page 2: ...on for your greenhouse Avoid placing your greenhouse under trees or in other vulnerable locations To minimise the risk of wind damage try to select as sheltered a site as possible e g beside a hedgerow or garden fence Additional Considerations Please bear in mind that assembling your greenhouse can be time consuming You may need to spread the construction over two or more days We recommend that yo...

Page 3: ... x 6 8 3195 1994 10 5 x 8 8 2614 10 5 x 10 9 3234 10 5 x 12 9 3854 OPTION 1 Slab Base OPTION 2 Brick Plinth B A Base Preperation Slab Base Size Recommended Note The base should always be larger than your building The measurements given should only be used as a guide Building Size A mm B mm 10 5 x 6 8 3700 2600 10 5 x 8 8 3200 10 5 x 10 9 3800 10 5 x 12 9 4500 ...

Page 4: ... 2 508 2 351 1 888 2 447 Side Glazing Bar 1 670 4 6 8 10 464 Gutter 6 L 3 748 2 463 3 128 2 462 2 508 2 461 1 888 2 Section Part Profile Size 10 10 10 10 No mm 6 8 10 12 300 Base Bracket 6 310 Front Purling 948 4 315 Flat Bracing 1 779 2 335 Front Cill 3 128 1 375 Door Runner 2 508 1 400 Door stop 40 2 403 Door Track 2 508 1 404 Door Track Support Bracket 2 406 Door Track Main Support 1 232 1 411 ...

Page 5: ...ut Caps 583 Self Tapping Screw 19 588 M6 Bolt 15 P29 P45 P46 P41 Section Part Profile Size 10 10 10 10 No mm 6 8 10 12 445 Roof Glazing Bar 1 872 4 6 8 10 484 Ridge 3 748 1 483 3 128 1 482 2 508 1 481 1 888 1 602 Ridge Cantilever 3 915 2 4 6 8 601 Eaves Cantilever 460 4 6 8 10 690 Hanging Basket Rail 3 748 2 689 3 128 2 688 2 508 2 687 1 888 2 Top Bottom 592 2 4 4 4 Side 444 2 4 4 4 M4 10 4 8 8 8 ...

Page 6: ...450 725 1 375 2 508 1 500 1 400 40 2 526 1 206 1 403 2 508 1 576 10 54 404 2 579 60 406 1 232 1 580 60 411 1 872 1 588 15 6 417 1 872 1 P9 576 1 588 1 588 1 576 2 576 3 588 1 588 1 576 1 576 5 588 1 588 1 576 1 576 5 588 1 576 2 Internal View 576 2 588 1 588 1 576 2 576 3 588 1 411 417 450 439 438 315 430 430 439 438 310 310 315 310 310 335 526 406 403 ...

Page 7: ...IMPORTANT Make sure you insert all the bolts needed into the glazing bars Aslo remeber to insert the glazing rubber These can not be fitted later 438 403 500 450 576 300 411 417 417 417 417 310 315 430 ...

Page 8: ...Section View 403 406 430 335 403 406 310 439 300 310 315 439 404 ...

Page 9: ...526 375 Section View 335 335 526 375 335 300 300 335 439 438 439 ...

Page 10: ...t No Length Qty mm Required 300 4 315 1 779 2 319 3 116 2 335 3 128 1 411 1 872 1 417 1 872 1 430 1 670 2 438 2 075 2 439 2 280 2 451 2 690 1 500 1 576 10 38 579 42 580 42 588 15 4 P10 576 2 576 1 588 1 588 1 576 3 588 1 576 3 588 1 Internal View 576 3 588 1 576 4 576 3 588 1 576 1 588 1 588 1 576 2 576 4 576 4 417 411 451 319 315 315 319 439 439 438 438 335 430 430 ...

Page 11: ...Internal Views 451 500 417 411 315 576 319 319 319 439 335 430 438 315 417 417 ...

Page 12: ...2 354 3748 1 447 1670 5 464 3748 1 576 M6 15 579 M6 17 588 M6 2 10 16 8 Part Number Size mm Quantity 303 1742 2 352 2508 1 447 1670 3 462 2508 1 576 M6 9 579 M6 11 588 M6 2 10 16 6 Part Number Size mm Quantity 303 1742 2 351 1888 1 447 1670 2 461 1888 1 576 M6 6 579 M6 8 588 M6 2 10 16 462 352 303 447 576 2 588 1 576 2 588 1 576 3 Add extra bolts for your louvre Side Assembly Partition If you have...

Page 13: ...447 447 447 Internal View 300 447 303 303 ...

Page 14: ...NT Do not fix the greenhouse to the base untill the greenhouse is fully glazed Roof Assembly Extension Partition If your greenhouse has an extension or partition refere to the relevent instruction book now P29 ...

Page 15: ...430 335 300 450 430 411 411 417 500 ...

Page 16: ...decide at this point where you want you re roof vent Insert an extra bolt 576 into the glazing bar 445 either side of the vents location IMPORTANT Do not fix the greenhouse to the base untill the greenhouse is fully glazed 576 6 ...

Page 17: ...600 445 447 600 Internal View Internal View Internal View 445 445 447 602 Internal View 445 445 447 ...

Page 18: ...445 Internal View ...

Page 19: ...ar 542 Attach the slam bar to the extra bolts you inserted page 14 Leave these finger tight as you will need to adjust the height of the slam bar when in stalling the glass The slam bar should slot over the top edge of pane U 542 ...

Page 20: ...0 4 DD 563 X 880 4 EE 610 X 412 X 10 4 PP 300 X 614 X 416 4 QQ 610 X 715 X 312 2 RR 610 X 1020 X 617 2 610 20 22 24 26 557 590 2 IMPORTANT Do not fix the greenhouse to the base untill the greenhouse is fully glazed When istalling the under vent pane U trim the capping to allow the vent to close Don t fit the pane above the door QQ untill you have installed the doors This will help with adjustment ...

Page 21: ...020 R QQ PP EE EE PP EE PP RR RR C C C C T T S B B S B B External View 411 W Clip 577 For Peak models with kick panels C becomes 610x1500 B becomes the aluminium kick panel No plastic glazing separator is needed between the two Louvre make up pane V changes to two panes one above and one be low louvre 610x 153 below and a 610x893 above ...

Page 22: ...rews A cordless screwdriver will be need to insert the screws It is important to position your glass correctly before you fix the stops as you would not be able to adjust this after You should make sure the glass is lined up to locate in the grove of the eaves bar gutter Position the stops about 50mm in from the glazing bar on each side to give an even and organised finish ...

Page 23: ... 1 Cut the capping above and below the louvre Option 2 Insert a full length of bar capping You have to push the bottom edge in first between the louvre and the glazing bar Once in position push the top edge under the arrow head of the glazing bar P46 Louvre Assembly Internal View L 573 x 100 B 610 x 457 W 610 x 1070 ...

Page 24: ...Part No Size mm Quantity 330 1 540 590 1 541 604 2 543 650 1 709 2 M6 X 10 4 M6 6 M6 X 10 2 M4 X 10 6 M4 6 M3 5 X 19 4 Internal View Internal View Internal View A 610 x 610 Vent Assembly P45 ...

Page 25: ...541 543 543 541 540 540 540 540 576 External View Internal View Internal View External View 330 541 583 578 583 ...

Page 26: ...XL Autovent Attachment to Hercules Greenhouses 709 543 541 540 541 Internal View 411 417 ...

Page 27: ...709 709 GLASS CLAMP CLAMP Section View Section View Rotate to adjust the position of your vent You should take the weight of the vent in one hand while doing this ...

Page 28: ...ace 558 then slide the glass into the edging strips Then slot the top and bottom into place Troubleshooting If the top and bottom don t line up with the pre drilled holes in the door stiles Try checking that the glass has located with the door middle correctly Check that the edging strip isn t interfering with the door top bottom DD 563 x 880 P41 Door Assembly ...

Page 29: ...583 377 373 558 708 707 377 379 583 583 384 379 External View 379 Internal View Internal View Internal View Internal View ...

Page 30: ...s by loosening the bolts that join the door track support bracket to the glazing bars If you find that the door doesn t run very well at first try adjusting the bolts on the main door track support You can also use WD40 on the door wheels and rails for an even smoother running door General maintenance For a smooth running door you should oil the wheels regularly and keep the bottom door runner cle...

Page 31: ...379 571 707 526 375 335 400 309 373 439 379 571 403 708 Section View Section View Internal View 438 ...

Page 32: ...Fix the greenhouse to the floor using 2 inch screws and rawl plugs Ensure the greenhouse is level and the uprights are vertical before fixing IMPORTANT Do not fix the greenhouse to the base untill the greenhouse is fully glazed ...

Page 33: ...t and stop end 3 Now take the downpipe and slide on the bracket Insert the downpipe into the outlet 4 When you are happy with its position line up the bracket with the side corner bar and fix using one of the 2 methods on the next page page 34 5 Finally push the 45 degree pipe 593 onto the end of the downpipe to direct the flow of water Part Name Part Length Qty No mm Required Gutter outlet 590 70...

Page 34: ...588 579 594 430 Downpipe Attachment Option 1 Option 2 583 579 594 430 580 Choose one of the options for attaching your downpipes It is entirely your preference either method is as good as the other 3mm ...

Page 35: ...ls It is easier to install the cresting and finials before you glaze the building Howerever it is possible to slide the section on from one end connectinhg them as you go We recomend you secure these in place with clear silicone ...

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