Instructions / Assembly

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Diagram 1
Under Header (Lintel) Position
Wall
Fastener Supplied by
Others
Bracket Hardware
Threaded Stud
Nut
Face Plate
Strips
Diagram 2
Wall (Header) Position
Wall
Fastener Supplied
by Others
Bracket Hardware
Threaded Stud
Nut
Face Plate
Strips
Diagram 3
Front View Strip Spacing
Strip Door Installation Instructions
TOOLS NEEDED
• Pen or Pencil to Mark Drill Holes
• Drill
• 7/16” Diameter Fasteners
• Step Stool or Ladder
• Utility Knife to Cut Strips
IMPORTANT
Prior to installation, unroll all door strips and place them on
a clean, flat surface in a warm atmosphere for a minimum of
twenty-four (24) hours. This will allow the strips to return to
their original form.
1. Mount the hardware bracket in either the
under header or wall position shown in
Diagrams 1 and 2 using appropriate
fasteners supplied by others (recommended
7/16” diameter).
2. Press the door strips onto the threaded
studs of the hardware bracket making
certain that the concave sides are facing
each other (Diagram 4). Attach strip
numbers 1 and 3 (see Diagram 3) with
concave side toward you, leaving desired
spacing between strips as indicated by the
diagram on reverse side of this sheet.
Diagram 4
3. Attach strip number 2 with concave side
away from you over strip numbers 1 and 3
(Diagram 3). Slide the supplied face plates
onto the threaded studs. Then, screw the
supplied nuts onto the threaded studs.
4. Attach all of the remaining door strips in the
same manner as in Steps 2 and 3 making
certain that the concave sides face each
other (Diagram 4).
5. After all door strips have been attached, the
strips should be trimmed to leave ¼” of
clearance from the floor surface. Your PVC
door strips may be trimmed by using a
common utility knife to score and then be
torn by hand. The door strips need to
hang for 24 to 48 hours before final trim
to allow for proper alignment.