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Assembly instructions of type 32/1000D |
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Packing
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Type 28/60 |
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15 pcs.
per. package |
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Type
80/112 |
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9 pcs.
per. package |
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Type 40/72 |
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13 pcs.
per. package |
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Type
100/132 |
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8 pcs.
per. package |
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Type 60/92 |
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10 pcs.
per. package |
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Type
132/164 |
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7 pcs.
per. package |
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C300
panels are supplied with lifting straps, lifting battens and
lifting frames |
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Lift
always in the straps - never use pallet forks in packages |
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Lifting straps, battens and frames are returnable packaging |
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Returnable packaging is returned to Panelbyg ApS |
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Return costs borne by the buyer |
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Delivery: |
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Delivery is normally with own trucks - panels are delivered
unloaded at the constructions site |
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There
must be solid driving surface in the place of unloading |
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Place
the panels, if possible, where they will be used, so extra transport
to the constructions site can avoided |
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The
right location before assembly saves a lot of crane and assembly
time |
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Moving of the panels is possible, this is best with a crane but
a telescope forklifts can be used |
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Care should be exercised, especially since the lower panel of
the packages can be damaged by hard treatment |
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Assembly: |
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Roof
assembled from left to right |
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Vertical wall assembled from right to left |
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In wood
purlins used HTA screws - RVS (stainless) or ELZ (galvanized) |
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In
steel purlins < 4 mm used self-drilled HT screws - RVS (stainless)
or ELZ
(galvanized) |
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In
steel purlins > 4 mm used self-drilled HTL screws - RVS (stainless)
or ELZ
(galvanized) |
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There
is screwed in the bottom of the wave of the panels as shown in
the figure below |
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Screws
for wood = panel + 60 mm |
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Screws
for steel = panel + 30 mm |
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Sloping roof panels with purlins distance < 2750 mm: 2 screws
per. purlins / by purlins distance > 2750 mm: 3 screws per.
purlins |
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The
first 2 and last 2 panels are screwed into the bottom of each
wave of the panels |
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In the
lower purlins is screwed into the bottom of each wave of the
panels (if there is a eaves) |
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Back |
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Rooflight cassettes: |
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Maximum
purlins distance in 1-span = 1900 mm |
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Maximum
purlins distance in multi-span = 2000 mm |
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For
larger purlins distance an extra rib will be applied |
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Maximum length 12000 mm |
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Assembled with screws on
top of each wave as shown in the figure below |
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Assembling: |
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Panels assembled, as far as possible, in the full length of each roof
side |
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Maximum
length 18500 mm |
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By roof
pitch < 10º used compriband in the assembling |
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By roof
pitch < 5º used double compriband in the assembling |
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Alway
used 200 mm overlap as shown in the figure below |
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Eaves: |
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The panels must be assembled with minimum
3º |
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At low
roof pitch, bend the edge of the eaves
as shown in the figure below, thereby the rain easier runs
by the roof |
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Bend
the edge gently so panels coating is not damaged |
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Cutting: |
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Cutting must be done with a slow-cutting circular saw,
nippelmaschine, plate shears or similar |
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Never use a angle grinder or other tools that deliver
heat |
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The coatning of the panels can be damaged by heat with risk of
rust |
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Remove
immediately drilling and sawing chips, these chips can corrode
and discolour sandwichpanels and single sheets |
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Gutter: |
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Roof made of steelsheets and sandwichpanels is smooth, so snow
will easily slide down.
Consederation should be given by mounting the gutter |
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Back |
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