14
#
mm
Titan 79
b1
677x1553/1991
4
b2
609x2002/2200/2002
1
b3
609x4/204/4
1
b4
572x915
2
b5
677x1528
8
b6
677x1200
6
b7
677x612
2
b8
677x570
2
1
2
3
4
Panel
Panel
Panel
Assemble b5 Panel
3.BOTTOM
2
1. TOP
4
Assemble b1&b2 Panel
5.SIDE
DWG
Length
Titan 79
DWG
Length
Titan 79
Front Gable
c
1534
2
Rear
Gable
c
1534
2
1994
2
1994
2
363
2
2002
2
807
2
363
2
s
585
1
807
2
660
2
s
592
1
f
12
9
660
2
Roof
c
565
4
f
12
9
1197
12
Side
wall
c
1534
16
s
660
14
s
660
16
f
12
24
f
12
48
Installing the polycarbonate sheet
(see page 16 for extra information)
Installing the polycarbonate.
1. Only neutral silicone is to be used for mounting polycarbonate. Silicone is used between the frame and polycarbonate
on the vertical parts of the roof and walls. The very low weight of polycarbonate requires you to press the sheets firmly
into the silicone to ensure a good glue line. The polycarbonate sheets should be secured with the PVC locking strips (c)
or spring clips. PVC locking strips have the better wind resistance.
2. The polycarbonate is delivered with both ends open. Use the PVC capping bars (s) to seal off the ends in most cases.
3. The polycarbonate is treated with UV protection and must therefore be positioned with the text side out. Remove
the plastic protective film from both
sides. Mark one side with a felt pen so you don’t get confused.
4. If you need more silicone glue use SIKA “Fix it Fast” sealer. For high wind areas ADOS MS High performance adhesive
sealant is the best choice. A bit more expensive than SIKA, but a lot stronger. Available from Mitre 10 Mega etc.
5. Polycarbonate sheets must not come into contact with the ground to prevent ingress of dirt and moisture between the
walls. Always rest them on cardboard or similar material during construction.
6. Important: The polycarbonate greenhouse should be protected against strong winds until the silicone has completely
set.
(s)
PVC
cap
Fitting PVC locking strip (c)
(f ) aluminium clip
(s) PVC cap
(f )
Aluminium
clip
(s)
PVC
cap
(f) from outside
(f ) aluminium clip
(s)
PVC
cap
PVC capping bars (U shaped) are put over
the ends of the sheet (top and bottom) to stop
moisture and bugs from getting into the twin
wall portions of the polycarbonate. Capping
bars have the part number “s” and come in
various lengths. In some places the shape of
the extrusions are designed to cap it for you,
so it does not apply in every case. Doors and
vents for instance. A capping bar will not fit
into an extrusion if it is not meant to, so it is
self evident.
