Installation Instructions

ANCHORING THE BASE RAIL TO THE GROUND (NO CONCRETE SLAB)

If your building is not on a concrete slab, you will need to level the ground where the Base Rail assembly will be in-

stalled and anchor the assembly with ground anchors at each T-Section. Attach the Base Rail Assembly ends to the

building frame with a Angle bracket (G) and 6 self-drilling screws as shown below.

STEP 2: ASSEMBLY OF VERTICAL TUBES

Place 3 Back Vertical tubes (D) onto Base Rail T-Sections (A). Place a Long Vertical Extension (F 30 1/2”) on the top

of the center Back Vertical Tube and a Short Vertical Extension (E 16”) on the two remaining Back Vertical Tubes.

Use a level to properly plumb the vertical assemblies and fasten the Vertical Extensions to the Building rafters and

peak with a Flat Bracket (H) and 6 Self-Drilling Screws per bracket on the inside of the building. (You may want to

attach the flat bracket to the extensions before you place them on the back vertical posts. Brackets should be located

on the inside of the building.) Now, secure each Vertical Tube joint with two #12 x 3/4” Self-Drilling Screws per joint.

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ANCHORING THE BACK BASE RAIL ASSEMBLY TO A CONCRETE SLAB

Place the back base rail assembly at the back of the building, flush with the back frame assembly. The pins on the

T-Connectors should be vertical. Now, attach the ends of the back base rail assembly to the side base rail vertical

pins with Angle brackets (G) and 6 screws as shown below. Make sure that the assembly is straight before you drill

your anchor holes for concrete wedge anchors. Install the concrete wedge anchors as you did the anchors on the

side base rails at each T-Connector.

JOINT DETAIL

FLAT BRACKET

ASSEMBLY

ANCHOR

HOLE

ANCHOR

HOLE

NOTE: Ground anchors can also

be set in concrete. ( see page 6)

# 12 X 1” HEX HEAD

SELF-DRILLING

DETAIL OF ANGLE BRACKET

1/2” x 7” CONCRETE

WEDGE ANCHORS

(NOT INCLUDED)