Instructions / Assembly

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PREMIUM STRAIGHT RAIL
LBP1660, LBP1661, LBP1560
Customer Service#: 800.273.8909
INSTRUCTIONS:
Required Tools:
Drill, Screwdriver, 1/8” metal bit, Level, Measuring tape, Hacksaw, PVC glue or silicone caulking
Compliant with NBCC, OBC, BOCA, UBC, and SBC building codes:
Installation Tips:
When measuring for post installation, the measurement given is from the center of one post to the
center of the next, NOT the distance between the posts (Fig.1)
It might be necessary to cut the rails to balance the sections properly. Always cut an equal amount from
each end of the rail so the pickets are well centered
If trimming a section is necessary, be sure to remove the steel insert (included in top & bottom rail)
before cutting. Do not cut the steel insert near the PVC products, as the steel debris may damage the
PVC.
Plan and draw your railing project, (plan to scale) (Fig.2). Sketch your project with the actual
measurements of your deck or balcony with the location of the railings that need to be installed.
When steel reinforcement inserts are cut, you must apply an anti-rust primer to the cut end to avoid
rusting.
If you need to comply to ICC-ES AC174 building code requirements, you must install 1.5 in. screws on
each side of the rail brackets, (refer to instruction sheet “A” in the screws bag)
These instructions may not cover all situations. If you need help, don’t hesitate to call our toll free line at
# 800.273.8909 and one of our advisors will be pleased to help you.
1. Post Installation
Draw a line with a pencil at 2” from the edge of your deck or balcony to guide your installation. Start your
installation from a corner or along a structure. Install the first post bracket to the surface with its PVC post over it.
Use the length of the bottom rail to determine at what distance to place the second post. Install the second post
into place.
2. Center Support
For 72” sections, install the two center supports equal distances from the post. (i.e. 24 from end of rail if 6)
3. Bottom Rail
Prior to installation; A few small 1/8” holes equally spaced should be drilled at underside of bottom rails only. This
will allow for escape of any moisture.
4. Pickets (Fig.5-6)

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