Installation Guide

Tools and Items Needed
• Drill/power screwdriver
• Carriage bolts
• Hammer
• Miter or circular saw
with carbide tip blade
• Clear exterior
construction adhesive
• Marked speed square
• Tape measure
• Carpenter’s level
• Carpenter’s pencil
• Adjustable wrench
or socket wrench for
bolts, etc.
• Safety glasses/goggles
• #1 and #2 square head
drill bits
1/8" drill bit
• Rubber mallet
For 6' or 8' On-Center Classic Style Line Railing:
One line rail kit (fig. 1), which contains:
1 - Top rail
1 - Bottom rail
1 - Support block for 6' rail and two for 8' rail
1 - Classic line rail bracket kit, which contains:
4 - Brackets
4 - Bracket covers
Screws
13 - 32-1/2" Square Composite Balusters for 6'
1 - 40" Post sleeve plus one to end a railing section for 36" rail height.
Use 48" post sleeve for 42" rail height.
1 - Post cap for each post sleeve (sold separately)
1 - Post base trim for each post sleeve (included with post sleeve)
Post sleeve, post cap and trim are not included in rail kit.
One stair rail kit (fig. 1), which contains:
1 - Top rail
1 - Bottom rail
1 - Support block
1 - Classic stair rail bracket kit, which contains:
4 - Brackets
4 - Bracket covers
Screws
11 - 32-1/2 Square Composite Balusters for 6'
1 - 48" Post sleeve plus one to end a railing section
1 - Post cap for each post sleeve (sold separately)
1 - Post base trim for each post sleeve (included with post sleeve)
Post sleeve, post cap and trim are not included in rail kit.
Classic Style Railing
fig. 1
BottomRail.pdf
Top
Bottom
For 6' On-Center Classic Style Stair Railing:
Prior to construction, check with your local regulatory agency for special
code requirements in your area. Structural support should come from
either the continuation of deck support posts that extend up through the deck
floor, railing posts that are bolted to the inside of the rim/outer joists or structural
post mounts. The post spacing will be less for angled rail applications. Always
measure prior to securing the posts when installing angled rail sections. Install
railing posts before deck boards are fastened to the joists.
The railing comes pre-routed for balusters. Pre-drilling all other screw holes
is essential for successful rail installation. Do not over-tighten screws. Read
instructions completely to get an understanding of how the product goes
together and how each piece affects the others.
Step 1 Determine the number of railing posts needed for your deck. Post
spacing is either 6' on-center or 8' on-center depending on the rail length
chosen. Example: A 12' x 16' deck attached to a building with a 4' access
opening on one side will require a total of eight posts (fig. 2).
Line Railing Installation Instructions
fig. 2
MPVC CLASSIC RAILING
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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