Installation Guide

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3D Before drilling into the Patio Panel, it is important not to

drill inside the Patio Panel rib lines where the glass is located.

Only drill into outer edge section. You may need to slide

Patio Panel over slightly to correct before drilling.

3E Drill

₇

⁄ ₆ ₄” (2. 5 mm)

holes through the sliding

glass door frame

clearance holes into the

Patio Panel.

3F Fasten the Patio Panel

to the interior side of

sliding glass door frame

using four #6 x ½” sheet

metal screws. DO NOT

OVERTIGHTEN.

Install Patio Panel with T-brackets into an Exposed or Recessed

sliding glass door frame using screws

• Slide the Patio Panel against the sliding door jamb. Measure and mark the top center and bottom

side of the Patio Panel where sliding door will close against. Then mark on the sliding door frame

(use a pencil or something that can be cleaned away). These marks are for a marking guide only for

the two T-brackets.

• Slide the panel over and up to be able to place the T-brackets into the track of sliding glass door.

3G Take one of the T-brackets and place at the top of the sliding glass

track where the vertical part of the bracket aligns with your mark. Mark

with a pencil on the inside of the track for your pilot holes and do the

same for the bottom track. (The T-brackets are universal and will work

in the top or bottom track).

Use a

₇

⁄ ₆ ₄ ” (2.5 mm) drill bit to drill pilot holes for T-brackets at the top

and bottom of the Patio Panel. Place the T-brackets back into place and,

with the four M4 x 10 mm sheet metal screws, secure the T-brackets in

the top and the bottom of your sliding glass door track. Slide your Patio

Panel back against the door jamb and you will see the T-brackets in

front of your Patio Panel.