Installation Guide

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a. For the bottom rail only, add
3
⁄4 " (toward the rail end or
post (Fig. 6) to the marks made on the panel in step 3
(Fig. 5) and cut the panel at these marks.
b. For the top rail, cut the panel directly on the marks
made in Step 3 (Fig. 4).
c. Cut the top rail to the same length.
3/4"
Fig. 6
Assemble Railing Section:
a. Place top and bottom rail on a smooth, at and clean
surface. Then, align the top and bottom rails so that
the ridges inside the rails are oriented on the same
side (Fig. 7).
NOTE:
There are two (2) ridges on both sides that are
different sizes.
b. Insert all balusters through the square holes in rails,
making sure the hole in each baluster goes in the
same direction facing the side with the two (2) small
ridges (Fig. 8).
c. Make sure the balusters in the rails are about 2"
above the rail and in-line with each other (Fig. 8).
d. Snap in bumps from locking strip into holes of the
baluster for both top and bottom rails. Make sure
arrows on locking strip face rails (Fig. 9).
e. If the rails were cut shorter in step 3, then there will
be some extra locking strip at the end of install. Use
scissors or a utility knife to trim off the excess, while
leaving approximately 2" after the last engaged bump.
f. Pull the top and bottom rails towards ends, guiding
the rails over the locking strips until snug.
Fig. 7
Top Rail Opening Facing UpTop Rail Opening Facing Up
2 Small Ridges2 Small Ridges
2 Small Ridges2 Small Ridges
2 Large Ridges2 Large Ridges
2 Large Ridges2 Large Ridges
Bottom Rail Opening Facing DownBottom Rail Opening Facing Down
Fig. 8
Two Large Two Large
Ridges SideRidges Side
Two Small Two Small
Ridges SideRidges Side
2"2"
Arrows Arrows
Pointing DownPointing Down
Fig. 9
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