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Home Builders Association

Brattle


Aluminum Rail Installation Instructions
 
Carpenter's Level, Hacksaw, Tape Measure, Phillips Head Screwdriver,Drill with 9/64th drill bit and Rubber Mallet
Determine location of newel posts, and install with edge of flange at least 2 1/2" from edge of platform. Mark holes in mounting surface through the holes in the floor flange. Drill holes to proper size for installation fitting being used.

Mark and cut railing with a hacksaw to fit snugly between newel posts, unless Kingsford adjustable end fittings are used.

  • Note that for steps, ends must be cut at an angle. Cut EQUAL amounts from each end of rail.


(1)Measure up from the platform 36" or 42", depending on whether you are installing rail intended for 36" or 42" high installation.

(2) Locate Installation Spindle top at this point in the center of the post side to side and drive the #8 X 11/4" Pan Head screw through the top and bottom hole of the Installation Spindle to fasten to the Newel Post.

(3) Mark and cut railing with a hacksaw to fit snugly between newel posts.



Start with bottom rail slide the rail section down over the installation spindle.


Each railing section 4' and longer comes with at least one extra long spindle that extends to the floor in order to provide added strength. Spindle flanges are available to decorate and anchor this where it meets the floor, but are not necessary.
Position the railing on the spindle so that the railing rests on the top of the spindle on the post. Next, using the #8 X 1/2" Pan Head screw, drive a screw through the cross bars and the spindle fitting to secure the railing. Do this on each side of the railing, top and bottom.

Finished Installation Example

  • When installing railing on steps,we recommend a 43" or 48" post. Stock posts can be cut to desired length.
  • When installing the posts in-ground or core-drilling, we recommend a 48" post without a flange to allow for approximately 6" to go into cement, or 22" to go into the ground.
  • These instruction DO NOT cover all possibilities, see instructions packed with product.

 

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