Central States Centra Series User manual

WWW.CENTRASERIES.COM
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
20 Wx 24 Lx 12 H
GUID_INSTL_CENTRASERIES20X24X12_210101
D C E

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change 3
The application and detail drawings in this manual are strictly for illustration
purposes and may not be applicable to all building designs or product installations.
Projects should conform to local building codes. Central States Manufacturing is not
responsible for the performance of the material if it is not installed correctly.
Information contained in this booklet was in eect at the time of publication and
is subject to change without notice.
Important Information / Safety ....................4
Care and Handling ................................5
Parts List ..........................................6-13
Concrete Foundation Specs .......................14-15
Project Overview..................................16-17
Installation Steps..................................18-61
Options ..........................................62-73
Parts List .....................................62-63
Wainscot .....................................64-67
Remove or Add Endwall ......................68-69
Gutters .......................................70-71
Add Sidewall Opening........................72-73
Notice:
INDEX

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change
4
This manual contains suggestions and guidelines on
how to erect your Centra Series building. The drawings
in this guide are for illustration purposes only and
may not apply to all building designs or product
applications. The installation details shown are proven
methods of construction, but are not intended to cover
all instances, building requirements, designs, or codes.
It is the responsibility of the designer/installer to ensure
that the details meet particular building requirements.
The details may require changes or revisions due to
each project’s conditions. It is the buyer’s responsibility
to verify all applicable code requirements, check all
measurements, and determine suitability of product for
the job. Failure to comply with stated recommendations
relieves the manufacturer of responsibility for any
damage or deterioration of the product incurred
and voids any applicable warranty. Central States
Manufacturing reserves the right to modify, without
notice, information in this guide.
Each job site presents dierent hazards; therefore it is
the responsibility of the buyer/installer to determine
the safest way to erect your Centra Series building
based on the recommended instructions contained
in this guide. Provide crew members working on the
project with required safety railing, netting or safety
lines. If you must walk on a metal roof, take great care.
Metal panels can become slippery, so always wear shoes
with nonslip soles. Avoid working on metal roofs during
wet conditions when the panels can become extremely
slippery. If you must walk on the roof, always walk on
the purlins, never between. OSHA safety regulations
should be complied with at all times.
CAUTION
Always wear heavy gloves when working with steel
panels to avoid cuts from sharp edges. When power
cutting or drillingsteel panels, alwayswear safety glasses
to prevent eye injury from ying metal fragments.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
SAFETY

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change 5
STAGE
Galvalume® steel sheets have a good service life when
exposed to normal weather conditions however, to
protect the appearance of panels and trims from
damage, there are a few simple precautions that can
be taken. The steel sheets are subject to stain when
water sits upon, or becomes trapped between the
sheets. If the Galvalume® sheets are to be stored for
any period of time, they should be stored only in a dry
place, preferably under a roof. Stand panels on end and
fan them out at the bottom to provide air circulation
and moisture run o. If space does not allow this, the
panels should be separated, blocked o of the oor
at least 12 inches to allow air ow, and stored at an
incline to encourage drainage. The panels should
then be covered, yet still have good air ow through
the sheets to prevent condensation. Do not use a
plastic cover, as this may cause the panels to sweat or
condensation to occur.
CUTTING
A portable eld shear is the ideal method for cutting
panels. Nibblers or a power shear may also be used.
Although we do not recommend it, if you decide to
cut with a saw, it is very important that the panels
be turned upside down during cutting so that hot
shavings do not come in contact with the painted
surface. Make sure all adjacent panels are covered so
that shavings are not imbedded in these panels. If
metal shavings become imbedded in the paint surface,
they will quickly rust. To avoid this, panels should
be thoroughly wiped of all lings on both sides of
the panel. Failure to comply with the recommended
cutting procedures releases the manufacturer of any
responsibility. Do not use a graphite pencil to mark
on the panel. Graphite marks may be hard to remove
and will lead to discoloration and corrosion.
STORAGE
Failure to follow these steps may result in wet storage
stains and premature rusting. The manufacturers
warranty will be void at this time, and the
manufacturer will not be responsible.
HANDLING
When unloading panels, extreme caution must be
employed. Care needs to be used when unloading
panels with a forklift. Panel edges and underside
paint may become damaged if the forklift driver does
not use caution. Once at the job site, care must be
taken in order to protect the painted surface. When
unbundling the panels, never drag them across the
surface of one another. This may cause scratches across
the underneath panels. It is recommended that the
panels be “rolled”o the top of the bundle to prevent
scratching. Never lift panels by the ends, instead lift the
panels longitudinally and carry vertically.
Panel edges are very sharp, therefore, safety
equipment should be worn by all workers handling the
material.
DRILLING
Panels should not be drilled while stacked. This will
cause shavings that will become imbedded in the
paint surface.
INSTALLING WALL PANELS
Panels and trim are subject to staining and premature
rusting in conditions where moisture accumulates
causing the exposed panel edge to stand in water. This
may happen at the wainscot, head trim, or rat guard
due to improper installation. Contractors should leave
1/8”space between wainscot trim and upper wall panel
to prevent rusting and discoloration.
CARE AND HANDLING
Shavings created by saw
cutting or drilling may cause
the panel to rust and will void
warranties in aected areas.
CAUTION

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change
6
PARTS LIST ACCESSORIES
ASSEMBLY PART # MANUFACTURER PART # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY NOTE
ACC50 RLCLINGLUE Inside Closure 17
ACC51 BTL Butyl Tape 8
ACC52 MRS10CLEAR Clear Sealant Tube 2
ACC53 GRAYFLEX115 Expandable Foam Roll 3
DOOR47 3070DOOR Commercial Walk Door 1
DOOR48 8X3070JAMB Jamb Kit For Walk Door 1
Steel door leaf only
Include jambs, header, threshold,
door lever with key lock, hinges,
and weather strip kit. Frames are
non-reusable. Swing out only.

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change 7
PARTS LIST FASTENERS
ASSEMBLY PART # MANUFACTURER PART # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY NOTE
FAST3 114(color)MM Metal Screws in Roof color 500
FAST12 114(color)MM Metal Screws in Wall color 750
FAST4 78(color)LAP Lap Screws in Roof color 250
FAST13 78(color)LAP Lap Screws in Wall color 250
FAST23 78(color)LAP Lap Screws in Trim color 250
FAST 24 8x12LATH #8 x 0.5" Screw, No Washer 250
FAST20 POP Pop Rivets, 100 per Bag 100
FAST46 114FINNECK .5" x 1.25" Fin Neck Bolt
with Nuts, 50 per Box
100
FAST54 112A325 .5" x 1.5" A325 Bolt
with Nuts, 50 per Box
350
FAST55 11FASTENER .25" x 1.25" Nail Drive
Masonry Anchor
100
May have additional
bags of 78LAP in
multiple trim colors.

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change
8
ASSEMBLY PART # MANUFACTURER PART # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY LENGTH
PANEL1 RL6(color) Roof Panels 17 9' 11.5"
PANEL23 RL6(color) Wall Panels 3 14' 5.5"
PANEL24 RL6(color) Wall Panels 2 14' 2.5"
PANEL25 RL6(color) Wall Panels 2 13' 11.5"
PANEL26 RL6(color) Wall Panels 2 13' 5.5"
PANEL27 RL6(color) Wall Panels 2 13' 2.5"
PANEL28 RL6(color) Wall Panels 4 12' 8.5"
PANEL7 RL6(color) Wall Panels 16 11' 11.5"
PARTS LIST PANELS

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change 9
ASSEMBLY PART # MANUFACTURER PART # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY LENGTH
PLATE35 GIRTCLIP Girtclip 58
PLATE41 RFPEAK Rigid Frame Peak Plate 1
PLATE42 RFHAUNCH Rigid Frame Haunch
Plate
2
PLATE43 RFBASE Rigid Frame Base Plate 2
PLATE44 EWPEAK Peak Plate for Endwall
Frame
2
PLATE45 RFSPACER Spacer Plate 4
PARTS LIST PLATES

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change
10
ASSEMBLY PART # MANUFACTURER PART # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY LENGTH
TRIM2 RLFRC36 Ridge Cap Panels for Roof 8 3'
TRIM14 LEA Eave Trim 4 14' 2"
TRIM15 RGC Ratguard Trim 4 12' 2"
TRIM16 RGC Ratguard Trim 4 14' 2"
TRIM17 RA Rake Trim 4 12' 2"
TRIM18 REND Rake Trim End Cap 4
PARTS LIST TRIM

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change 11
ASSEMBLY PART # MANUFACTURER PART # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY LENGTH
TRIM19 PBOXF PBOXFGRAPHIC 2
TRIM31 OU Outside Corner Trim 4 12' 2"
TRIM22 HE Head Trim 1 10' 3"
TRIM26 HE Head Trim 1 3' 6"
TRIM23 JA Jamb Trim 2 10' 2"
TRIM27 JA Jamb Trim 2 7' 2"
TRIM24 JH Jamb Header Trim 3 10' 2"
PARTS LIST TRIM

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change
12
ASSEMBLY PART # MANUFACTURER PART # PART MARK QUANTITY LENGTH
PURLIN52 C82514R
C83512R (145mph Wind Option)
RF1-1 (SIDE COLUMN) 4 10' 6.8125"
PURLIN26 C82514R
C83514R (145mph Wind Option)
RF1-2,ER-1&2 (RAFTER) 8 10' 1.1875"
PURLIN53 C83516R
C83514R (145mph Wind Option)
EC-1 (END COLUMN) 4 11' 5.6875"
PURLIN54 C83516R EC-2 (END COLUMN) 4 12' 7.8125"
PURLIN29 Z82516R P-1, P-2 (PURLIN) 12 13' 1.5"
PURLIN30 E84316LR E-1 (EAVE STRUT) 4 11' 11.5"
PURLIN31 Z82516R G-1 (END GIRT) 8 3' 7.5"
PURLIN32 Z82516R G-2 (END GIRT) 3 9' 11.5"
PARTS LIST PURLINS

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change 13
ASSEMBLY PART # MANUFACTURER PART # PART MARK QUANTITY LENGTH
PURLIN33 Z82516R G-3 (SIDE GIRT) 8 11' 7.25"
PURLIN34 C82516R DH-1 (END HEADER) 1 9' 11.5"
PURLIN36 B4216R L4X2 (SIDE BASE) 4 11' 7.25"
PURLIN37 B4216R L4X2 (END BASE) 2 9' 11.5"
PURLIN38 B4216R L4X2 (END BASE) 4 3' 7.5"
PURLIN39 B4216R Base Angle Purlin 4 0' 7"
PURLIN55 B4216R Extra Angle 4 11' 11.5"
PURLIN41 B4216R L4X2 (RAKE ANGLE) 4 10' 1.1875"
PARTS LIST PURLINS
Note: Pieces may be perforated and should be eld separated.

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change
14
THIS SECTION IS INTENDED FOR YOUR CONCRETE FOUNDATION SPECIALIST

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change 15
THIS SECTION IS INTENDED FOR YOUR CONCRETE FOUNDATION SPECIALIST
ANCHOR BOLT PROJECTION
1. The metal building manufacturer is responsible for the
design of the anchor bolt diameter only to permit the transfer
of forces between the base plate and the anchor bolt in shear,
bearing and tension, but is not responsible for the anchor bolt
embedment for transfer of forces to the foundation. The metal
building manufacturer does not design and is not responsible
for the design, material and construction of the foundation
embedments. The end use customer should assure himself that
adequate provisions are made in the foundation design for loads
imposed by column reactions of the building, other imposed
loads, and bearing capacity of the soil and other conditions of
the building site. It is recommended that the anchorage and
foundation of the professional engineer experienced in the
design of such structures, (section a3 mbma 2006 metal building
systems manual).
2. Bottom of all base plate are at the same elevation.
(Unless noted)
PROJ
STEEL LINE
See Plan
3"
4"
2"
8"
5"
4"
8"
EW
SW
SW
1 3/4"
1 7/8"1 7/8"
Dia = 1/2"
Dia = 1/2"
Dia = 1/2"
Detail A
Detail B
Detail C
8"
See Plan
EW
8"
3"
4"
2"
1 3/4"

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change
16
The above drawing shows the completed frame structure and columns labeled. The columns will be called out
periodically throughout the instructions.
Completed Frame Structure
PROJECT OVERVIEW
E
D
J
I
B
C
H
G
F
A

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change 17
The following instructions are to assemble the building as shown above. There will be optional variations to the
buildings layout called out on certain pages. Follow those instructions as they pertain to your needs.
Completed Structure
PROJECT OVERVIEW

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change
18
STEP 1
Note: Place level on all girt clips throughout installation to ensure level girts.
1. Layout (2) PURLIN52 sidewall columns for column A.
2. Attach (1) PLATE43 using FAST54.
3. Attach (4) PLATE35 with PLATE45 between columns as shown using FAST54.
4. Attach (1) PLATE42 with (2) PURLIN52 using FAST54 as shown.
5. Repeat these steps for Column F.
6 Set assembled columns aside for later use.
Assemble Columns A and F
DIRECTIONS
REQUIRED PARTS
(4) PURLIN52
(2) PLATE43
(4) PLATE45
(2) PLATE42
(8) PLATE35
FAST54
PLATE43
PLATE35
PLATE45
PLATE42
PURLIN52
2X
Note: To ensure building is
square, do not fully tighten
bolts until after STEP29.

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change 19
PLATE35
STEP 2
1. Layout (1) PURLIN53 corner column for column B.
2. Attach (1) PLATE35 at bottom using FAST54.
3. Attach (2) PLATE35 at 3'6" using FAST54.
4. Attach (2) PLATE35 at 7'4" using FAST54.
5. Repeat these steps for column E.
6. Set assembled columns aside for later use.
Assemble Columns B and E
DIRECTIONS
REQUIRED PARTS
(2) PURLIN53
(10) PLATE35
FAST54
PURLIN53
2X

CENTRAL STATES MANUFACTURING, INC.
Effective 01/2021 • Information subject to change
20
STEP 3 If you are adding a framed opening to the endwall.
Refer to page 69 for assembly instructions.
1. Layout (1) PURLIN54 corner column for column C.
2. Attach (1) PLATE35 at bottom using FAST54.
3. Attach (2) PLATE35 at 3'6" from bottom using FAST54.
4. Attach (2) PLATE35 at 7'4" from bottom using FAST54.
5. Attach (2) PLATE35 at 10'4" from bottom using FAST54.
6. Repeat these steps for column D.
Assemble Columns C and D
DIRECTIONS
REQUIRED PARTS
(2) PURLIN54
(12) PLATE35
FAST54
2X
DIRECTIONS
PLATE35
PURLIN54
PLATE35