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Box Gutter
1. As with the eaves beam, the box
gutter needs to sit onto two beads of silicone directly on top of
the framework.
2. Connect the box gutter to the eaves beam using the fixing cleat
supplied.
3. Before fixing back to the house wall/fascia board, make sure the
box gutter is level. If fixing back to a wall, always use expanding
anchor bolts at 600mm centres. When fixing to a fascia, screw through
both the fascia and the supporting timber behind.
4. At this stage you must fit all the guttering leading up to the
open end of the box gutter. Clip the box gutter end cap into position
(shown below).
5. At this point, it is easy to lead dress the box gutter against
the wall.
6. When fiting cladding to the box gutter, clip the eaves beam cladding
in position first, then clip in the box gutter cladding to the underside
as shown below.
| Note:
Prior to connecting any glazing
bar to the box gutter, ensure the end caps have been secured
to the glazing bar first. |
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| Note:
With raised leg box gutters, your Shield
fabricator will supply the internal cladding as per the standard box
gutters. It is the responsibility of the installer to clad the actual
raised leg section. The under cladding will be supplied to cover the
internal face using the piggy back style lips. |
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