Talius Rollshutter - Face of Wall Mounting; Between Jamb, Under Lintel Mounting

Rollshutter Installation Instructions, 5
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Section 1: Opening Criteria
Ensure that the opening is square and level. The Rollshutter must be mounted as follows:
1a) Panel Box and Shaft: The shaft must be level. If the shaft is not level the Rollshutter curtain will travel to one side and
will break apart at the shaft's highest point over time. Note that the shaft is not necessarily aligned perfectly with the
panel box.
1b) Guide Rails: Both guide rails must be vertically mounted. If they are not, the Rollshutter curtain will either rub inside
the guide rails or come out of the guide rails.
1c) Sill: The sill or floor may have a deflection from the horizontal by 1/100 of the width to a maximum of 1 ½" (30mm).
This is the most forgiving place for a Rollshutter to adjust to an imperfect installation. If the sill or floor is not level,
ensure that the guide rails are cut to uneven lengths to take up the difference in the floor or sill while leaving the panel
box and shaft level.
Section 2: Mounting Methods
Insert the panel box endplate legs (or rolling door brackets) temporarily into the guide rails.
2.1a) Face of Wall Mounting: Hold the unit against the opening and determine the future fit. Note that the backs of most
guide rails are in line with the back of the panel box (or rolling door brackets), therefore it is important to ensure that
there is an even plane on which to mount the Rollshutter. The build-up is recommended to be at least 1 3/8" (35mm)
wide along the required areas. Various extruded build-up materials can be used to achieve such an even surface. This
build-up may be purchased from Talius and if that is the case it will be included with your product.
Note that some rails (PRO, PRO-40, SAFE, SAFE-40, PRO CENTRE and SAFE CENTRE) already have
an incorporated build-up on ¼” and the rails do not align with the back of the panel box)
2.1b) Between Jamb, Under Lintel Mounting: If the Rollshutter will be installed inside an opening rather than on a surface,
hold the unit inside the opening and determine its fit. The prime concern will be to stay within the maximum de- flection
allowances. Many openings are not true and level so it may be necessary to use build-up materials such as wood shims
to fill out any gaps. The manufacturer does not supply such build-up materials.