Installation Instructions

Dia. #11 Dia. #12
STEP FOUR - Secure Deck Panels to Posts
Slide bottom channel of pre-cut panel on to lower
clip. (Dia. #6)
Insert clips into top channel of panel on each end.
Using (4) - #8x3/4" TEK screws, attach the upper
2-clips to the post.
Using (8) - #8x3/4" TEK screws, secure the upper
and lower clips to the panel.
STEP FIVE - Cut and Install Top and Bottom
Rail Snaps
Measure between posts at the top and bottom.
(Dia.#7)
Cut top & bottom snap covers 1/16" less than
opening.
Clean cut areas and apply touch-up paint on all
exposed metal.
Snap each rail snap over the corresponding rail
channel until properly seated. (Dia. #8) TIP: If snap
will not seat, try installing support leg. Then apply
pressure to snap starting from one end.
STEP SIX - Install Support Legs
For openings greater than 4', install support legs under
center of bottom rail (Dia. #9)
Slide support leg under bottom rail and mark.
Install two deck screws at location of support leg, install
support leg over screws.
Using (1) - #8x3/4" TEK screws, secure the support leg
to bottom rail. (Dia. #10)
STEP SEVEN - Install Stair Panels
Hold or temporarily clamp stair panel against posts and
adjust for equal end spacing (Dia. #11)
Mark the panel at 4 locations of post connection.
Miter cut panel at marked locations and place panel in
opening. Cut rail 1/16" less than opening.
Mark posts for location of bottom rail clips.
Remove panel and install lower clips. (Dia. #12)
Clean cut areas & apply touch-up paint on exposed metal.
Place cut panel between posts, push rail onto bottom
clips, place clips into upper channel, attach clips to post
and secure panel to all clips as per Step 4. (Dia. #6)
Miter cut and install top and bottom rails as per Step 5.
(Dia. #7 & #8)
Aluminum Picket Railing
Installation Instructions
Videos available at www.williamsrailing.com
Dia. #9
Dia. #10
Dia. #6
Dia. #7
Dia. #8
NOTE: IF INSTALLING POST LIGHTING, WIRING MUST BE INSTALLED
PRIOR TO SECURING POSTS TO DECK/STAIR SURFACE AND INSTALL
IN TOP RAIL SNAPS.
It is the responsibility of the installer to meet all local code requirements
and obtain all required building permits. The installer should determine
and implement appropriate installation techniques for each installation
situation. Williams Railing
or its reseller shall not be held responsible for
improper or unsafe installations.
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SUGGESTED TOOLS:
Cordless Drill
Pencil
Safety Glasses
Miter Saw W/Non-Ferrous Blade
Level
Tape Measure
6" #2 Sq. Drive Bit
3/16" Drill Bit
IMPORTANT NOTES:
Actual picket panel sizes: 6' Panels = 69.43"; 8' Panels = 91.31".
3" posts are required to reach 6' & 8' lengths.
MAXIMUM POST SPANS ON STAIR RAILING APPLICATIONS IS 70" ON CENTER.
Stair railing panels are shipped at a 37° angle. Panels are adjustable and will
accommodate 30-40° stair angles. CAUTION: Over adjusting stair panels will
cause loose and rattling pickets.
45° deck angles require 22.5°clips applied to each side of the post. The 22.5° clip
kit is sold SEPARATELY.
Two 3" posts are recommended on top of deck surface if stair riser is not at a 90°
angle from deck frame.

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