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Receptor Flange
Bride du receveur
Reborde del receptor
Wall Surround
Mur avoisinant
Paredes circundantes
1/32"
(1 mm)
Receptor
Receveur
Receptor
Secure the Wall Surrounds
Remove the temporary roofing nail from the back wall.
CAUTION: Risk of property damage. Wall surrounds must rest within 1/32" (1
mm) (the thickness of a credit card) from the receptor to ensure proper water
management and to prevent leakage.
Ensure that the wall surrounds are properly secured and seated on the receptor.
The front edges of the end walls must be flush with the front edge of the receptor.
If a gap exists, pull the end walls slightly forward.
CAUTION: Risk of product or property damage. If using non-tapered flathead
screws rather than roofing nails, do not overtighten the screws. Excessive
tightening can damage the wall flange.
Starting from the bottom of the end walls and working up, secure the end walls to
the studs approximately every 12" (30.5 cm). If roofing nails are used, nail through
the dimples on the wall flanges. If using non-tapered flathead screws, drill
through the dimples on the wall flanges. Do not overtighten the non-tapered
flathead screws.
NOTE: A gap between the edge of the wall surround and the finished wall, when
sealed, will reduce the possibility of water seeping into the wall material. Apply
water-resistant wall material over the receptor flanges, leaving a 1/8" (3 mm) gap
between the wall surrounds and the wall material.
Secure the wall flanges across the top of the wall surrounds at every stud location.
Add shims if necessary to bring the studs into contact with the receptor flange.
Cover the framing around the wall surrounds and the receptor with
water-resistant wall material.
Sterling
Stud/Montant/Poste de madera
Wall Flange
Bride du mur
Reborde de la pared
29
Shim if necessary.
Caler si nécessaire.
Utilice cuñas de ser
necesario.
Roofing Nail or
Flathead Screw
Clous pour toiture ou
vis à tête plate
Clavo de techar o
tornillo de cabeza plana
1064904-2-A
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