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Framelight
- Step by Step Installation Guide
The
Framelight system is a DIY orientated method of constructing glass
block walls without the need for bedding mortar etc.
The
construction uses three basic components which are designed to be
put together by a clip system for ease of assembly.
The
"Framelight" system can be used to construct partition
and dividing walls and other features and can, with the provision
of drainage holes, be used externally in patio screens and gazebos
(with suitable preservative protection). Generally, the size of
the panel will be determined by the dimensions of the blocks but
it is quite easy to adjust to your preferred sizes by trimming around
the perimeter or making good with an architrave or skirting pieces.
The
outer frame and horizontal rail sections are supplied in standard
lengths of 2.60 m and are to be cut to suit required panel size
(refer to our installation guide to determine lengths). Vertical
dividers are pre-shaped to fit 190 mm blocks.

fig. 1
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Step
1
Cut sections for the outer frame and assemble
frame consisting of cill and two sides by
using the clip and pin system (fig 1). Temporarily
fix head piece leaving sides longer then necessary
(position and fixing of clips for intermediate
rows can be carried our later). |
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Step
2
Place blocks and vertical dividers to form
first row (Fig 2). |
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Step
3
Insert pins in the centre of the ends of horizontal
rails (fig 3). Lay rail in final horizontal
position and locate clips and mark position
of screws. Put rail to one side and screw
fix the clips (fig 4). Clip rail into place
(fig 5) (make sure the rail is seated down
all the vertical dividers and blocks). Firmly
secured |
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Step
4
Second and succeeding rows are placed by the
same method positioning the clips as you go
(Fig 6 & 7). |
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Step
5
Position and fix head piece into place and
trim off any excess length of side sections. |
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fig. 5
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fig. 6
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These
instructions are for guidance only. They are not intended
to imply suitability for any purpose.
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