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Assembly instructions for Standard 1Part / 2Part Single Face kits
Note: If you are assembling by using the body corner angles, it is NOT necessary to put in all the corner keys that are provided. It is only necessary to use the corner keys in the retainer as shown. (see fig. A & B) If you are bonding the corners, the corner angle is placed in the outer channel as shown. (see fig. A) If you are mechanically fastening, place the corner angle under the inner body flange as shown. (see fig. B) If you are welding the mitered corner seam, place corner keys in the body and retainer as shown. (see fig. C) If you are welding along the edges of the body corner angle the corner angle is placed in the outer channel as shown. (see fig. A)
(fig. A)
Bonded or Welded
(fig. B)
Mechanically Fastened
(fig. C)
Welded Only
Step 2: Start the assembly process by laying out the extrusion and making sure the raceway cover tabs are positioned on the same side all the way around. Then insert the corner angles and/or corner keys on both (top & bottom) OR (left side & right side). It doesn’t matter which pair you choose to put them in, just as long as its either/or. It works best if you lay the first section of extrusion that has the corner keys/angles on the floor and position the extrusions without corner keys/angles slowly over and into the slotted provisions which align for a tight corner connection. Note: Make sure that the raceway cover tabs are on the same side and aligned. To fit in the section of extrusion, lay the sign on its side and slide the last piece into alignment as shown below.
It may be beneficial to run one or two ratchet straps around the cabinet to assist you in squaring up the cabinet and ensuring the corners are tight. Fasten corners together using the method of choice as shown above. (see fig. A, B and C) Note: If welding, the heat from welding may cause straps to burn. You may want to place a heat shield of some sort between the strap and the extrusion.
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