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Install-Std-120906

 

This next section is most critical. Improperly installing the Mounting Panel results in the majority of trouble calls to Woodfold. 

Repeat after me: 

I will read this section. I will read this section.

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 If your door is a LH or RH stacked door or a pair (see the top of Page 2) you need to read this Section. 
If yours is a DE door, forget the warning above and skip ahead to Section 4.

Caution! Take care when attaching the Mounting Panel to the wall. As you unfold the door to insert the screws, the position 

of the Mounting Panel may move away from your marks. Sometimes, the marks look “off” when the door is extended. 

Trust your marks!

 

 

Check it out!

 Can you see the pencil marks? If not, the door has shifted. If there is a gap between the edge and your 

marks, the door has shifted the other way. Stack the door against the Mounting Panel; it should form a neat, tight 

stack. DON’T Force it. If it binds, you missed your marks!

When the door stacks properly, re-extend it and install 2 more screws between the first 2, about equal distances apart.

Mark wall near top and 

bottom at edge of 

Mounting Panel

 

It is important! Make the marks while the door is in its stacked position or the door will not close properly.

OK! Here comes the critical step. You just marked the wall at the top and bottom of the mounting panel edge with the door 

stacked. Now, extend the door to have access to the Mounting Panel. Hold the Mounting Panel edge at the pencil marks at 

both top and bottom! 

Push the door to the side that will be fastened permanently to the wall. Let the door form its own plumb (hang free) and carefully 

mark the wall with a pencil at the edge of the mounting panel near the top and bottom of the door. 

Insert #6 x 1½” flat head screws about 8” up from the floor and 8” down from the track. 

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Mounting Panel

Summary of Contents for 240 Series

Page 1: ...ents on a flat surface near the opening where the door is to be installed The package s contents should include Door Track Section s Interlocking Jamb Molding Aluminum extrusion a little less than the height of the door See the top of Page 5 for description Hardware packet Screws etc These instructions Yes yes we know you had to find them if you re reading them but we like to be complete A copy of...

Page 2: ...hose shown in illustrations Caution Firmly attach the track to the structural header Sheetrock and many decorative materials do not provide adequate support There are different installation techniques for Standard typically single section Track and Pin multi section Track Compare your track to the illustration and use the appropriate following section Verify that the track length is correct Dry fi...

Page 3: ...mate to the next section The split in the pin MUST BE AWAY perpendicular see inset illustration below from the slot in the track Drive the spring pins completely into one track using a hammer Thread the track onto wheels lineup the wheels properly in the track grooves Be careful not to insert the wheels sideways You won t like the result Stack the door to one end of the track section and attach th...

Page 4: ... against the Mounting Panel it should form a neat tight stack DON T Force it If it binds you missed your marks When the door stacks properly re extend it and install 2 more screws between the first 2 about equal distances apart Mark wall near top and bottom at edge of Mounting Panel It is important Make the marks while the door is in its stacked position or the door will not close properly OK Here...

Page 5: ...rt word about Interlocking Jamb Moldings The Interlocking Jamb Molding is the extruded piece into which the door latches If your door is a Pair and slides from each end to meet in the middle and your Interlocking Jamb Molding is already installed on a lead post of the door and you may disregard this section Configurations where the door closes to a wall or doorjamb will have a separate piece with ...

Page 6: ...use household cleaners abrasive towels or scouring pads Wood veneer doors can be treated periodically using a furniture polish cleaner Acrylic Aluminum panel doors can be treated periodically with non abrasive anti static cleaner to reduce dust accumulation Check it out Open and close the door a few times then step back and admire your work Installation is complete Magnetic Latch Dry fit the Inter...

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