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STAIR RAIL INSTALLATION
1.
Place a plank on the stair noses spanning from
post to post. Place the stair panel on the plank
across the opening and adjust for plumb ensuring
equal baluster spacing at each end. Clamp the
panel in place at this location (Fig. 18).
NOTE:
Use the proper plank thickness to ensure
the proper nished rail height. Check
local building codes for stair rail height
requirements.
2.
Assemble a stair mounting bracket. Hold the
bracket (angled end) against the post face and
in line with your stair panel, mark the rail at
these locations. Repeat this for all 4 rail ends.
Be sure to label the top end of the top rail before
removing it (Fig. 19).
3.
Add 7/8" (toward rail end or post) to the marks
made on the rail panel in step 2 (Fig. 20) and cut
panel at these marks (Fig. 21).
Insert the cut panel ends into the stair brackets
ensuring all are properly oriented. Test the panel
to ensure proper t. Mark the position of the
bracket on all 4 posts (Fig. 22).
Once proper t is ensured remove the brackets
from the rail panel and paint all cuts (Fig. 23).
4.
Insert the cut panel ends into the stair brackets
ensuring all are properly oriented. Test the panel
to ensure proper t. Mark the position of the
bracket on all 4 posts (Fig. 22).
Once proper t is ensured remove the brackets
from the rail panel and paint all cuts (Fig. 23).
Reinsert the painted panel ends into the brackets
and secure in place (Fig. 24) using the supplied
self-tapping panel attachment screws through
the pre-drilled bracket holes.
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Fig. 18
Fig. 19
Fig. 20
7/8"
Fig. 21
Fig. 22
Fig. 23
Fig. 24
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