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INSTALLING RAILING WITH GLASS INFILL
FOR CLASSIC COMPOSITE SERIES AND RESERVE RAIL
3
Straight Section
Angled Section
Center screw aligned to
rail centerline
Foot Block
Pre-drill 3/16"
#8 x 3" Coated Screw
Bottom Support
Rail
1/2
1/2
Center screw
aligned to rail
centerline
Bracket set
flush to rail
face
Bracket set
flush to rail
face
Pre-drill 7/64"
#8 x 3/4"
Screws
39" above deck surface is optimal
for 36" railing heights.
1
INSTALL POST
SLEEVES
Optimal 39"
If you do not have the template,
position the top of the Support Block
4" above the deck.
2
INSTALL LOWER
SUPPORT BLOCKS
45°
For angled rail installations,
align angled face of Support Block
parallel to rail section.
4"
Template
Support
Block
Post Skirt
7/64" Pre-drill
#8 x 3" Semi-
threaded Screws
• Trim Post Sleeves to
desired length.
• Slide Post Sleeves and
Post Skirt over post (do
not force). Post sleeve
will be slightly larger than
the post.
• Ensure posts are square
and plumb. Shim as
needed to plumb.
• Position template at
bottom of post sleeve
above post skirt.
• Cut the Bottom Support Rail to length.
• Add support blocks as required.
• Attach brackets.
CUT AND ASSEMBLE BOTTOM SUPPORT RAIL
Be sure to cut Post Sleeves such that
finished rail height is at least 36" high
for a 36" rail application and 42" high
for a 42" application.
For all rail installations, post and post
covers must be plumb and aligned with
one another.
For Over-the-Post applications, it is
critical that Posts be of a consistent
height (e.g. the tops of all post sleeves
are level and on plane with each other).
TIP: To ensure that the tops of all
post sleeves are level, you may use a
traditional 8 ft. level or a string line
to establish a common level across
all post sleeves and cut at that level.
Alternatively, you may use a laser level
to “shoot” a level mark on each post
sleeve and then cut at that mark.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
For sections up to 6': Place
one Foot Block in the center
of the rail.
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