RDI AVALON Mode D'emploi page 6

LEVEL RAIL
9.
TOP RAIL – END POSTS
To determine length at which to cut top
rail, measure the length of the rail panel.
Add 2 ¹⁄ " to the end of your rail panel if it's
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connecting to an end over-the-top post. For
example, if your rail section is connecting to
an end over-the-top post on both ends, you'd
add 2 ¹⁄ " to both ends of your top rail.
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NOTE: No length needs to be added to
top rail for any top rail end connecting to a
standard, non over-the-top Avalon post.
2 1 ∕ " +
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End Post
1
2 ∕ " +
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End Post
1 3 ∕ " +
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Mid Post
+ panel length
2 1 ∕ "
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Corner Post
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10.
TOP RAIL – MID POSTS
To determine length at which to cut top rail,
measure the length of the rail panel. Add 1
³⁄ " to the end of your rail panel that will be
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connecting to a mid over-the top-post. For
example, if your rail section is connecting to
a mid over-the-top post on both ends, you'd
add 1 ³⁄ " to both ends of your top rail.
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NOTE: No length needs to be added to
top rail for any top rail end connecting to a
standard, non over-the-top Avalon post.
panel length + 2 1 ∕ "
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End Post
3
panel length + 1 ∕ "
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Mid Post
panel length + 1 3 ∕ "
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Mid Post
3 1
+ 1 ∕ " or 2 ∕ "
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Mid Post End Post
Mid Post or End Post
Fig. 14
= top rail length
= top rail length
= top rail length
= top rail length
11.
TOP RAIL – CORNER POSTS
To determine the length at which to cut your
top rail for a corner post, miter cut one end
of your top rail at a 45o angle (Fig. 15). From
the long end of the cut, measure 2 ¹⁄
panel length + clearance for end or mid over-
the-top posts if needed. Cut your top rail to
this length (Fig. 16).
NOTE: No length needs to be added to
top rail for any top rail end connecting to a
standard, non over-the-top Avalon post.
" + rail
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Fig. 15
Fig. 16