Glasdon Echelon User manual

Echelon™ Cycle Shelter
GROUND FIXING & END PANEL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
GROUND FIXING KIT CONTENTS
OPTIONAL END PANEL FIXING KIT CONTENTS:
ITEM 1 - Self Tapping Anchor Bolt (M10 x 100mm) x12
ITEM 2 - Washer (M12 x 23mm) x12
TOOLS/EQUIPMENT REQUIRED:
- Drill + 10mm masonry drill bit.
- 17mm socket + Socket wrench.
- Spiral brush + Air blower (Optional)
- 4mm Allen Key (Supplied)
1 Panel Kit 2 Panel Kit
Please also refer to the ‘Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992’ during the handling of the
product and materials used for installation. Glasdon recommends that a full Health and Safety
analysis is carried out prior to installation.
IMPORTANT NOTE: ENSURE THAT ALL RELEVANT PERSONNEL READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO USE
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DIAGRAM NOT TO SCALE
ITEM 3 - 3mm Polycarbonate End Panel x 1
ITEM 4 - Socket Button head screw (M6 x 20mm) x 39
ITEM 5 - Spring Washer M6 x 39
ITEM 6 - Penny Washer (M6 x 25mm) x 39
ITEM 7 - Spacer (M6 x 10 x 3mm) x 39
x 2
x 78
x 78
x 78
x 78
1
4
5
2
3
6
7

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The base should be at, steel oat nished, level and square and preferably be raised slightly
above the surrounding ground level.
The concrete base should be a minimum 25N/20mm mix strength equivalent of BS. 5328, Section
2, Part 10, Grade C25.
Using the supplied unit as a template, drill through 3 of the 4 (See Detail View A) base xing
positions in each of the feet with a 10mm masonry drill to a minimum depth of 120mm.
Clean drill hole thoroughly using a spiral brush and remove all dust using a blow out pump,
airline or similar.
Insert the ground xing and washer into the drilled hole and tighten with Socket and Wrench Set.
For optimum xing performance the following procedure is recommended.
INSTALLATION - GROUND FIXING INSTRUCTIONS
Concrete Surface Mount
Adjustable Feet
80mm
80mm
4000mm
4115mm
2285mm
A
200mm
Detail View A
Minimum
Conctrete Depth
Minimum distance afrom
any edge of the concrete.
In cases of uneven ground, use the adjustable feet to level the shelter. Using the socket wrench,
untighten the xing.
Use a pump truck or available lifting equiptment to raise the shelter to the desired level. Place the
xing through the chosen level hole and tighten using the socket wrench.
To fully secure overtighten the xing using a socket wrench to break o the shear nut head.
25mm

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Assemble the required amount of xings
needed for the end panels by placing items
5,6 and 7 over item 4.
On the outside of the panel, peel back the
protective lm around the perimeter of
the polycarbonate panel (Item 3) to reveal
the xing holes. On the inside of the panel
remove the protective lm entirely.
Lift the panel up against the frame and align
the holes with the xing points in the frame.
Remove the remaining protective lm from
the panel.
Insert the remaining xings into each of
the holes and tighten using the allen key
to secure the panel. Repeat around the
perimeter, ensuring all xings are secure*.
*NOTE: Take care, do not overtighten. If using a torque wrench or drill to tighten - a force of no more than 10Nm is required.
Insert the assembled xings into the holes in
each corner of the panel and hand tighten to
temporarily secure it in place.
ASSEMBLY
Optional Polycarbonate End Panels
12
34
5 6
7 6 5 4

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Stock No. C000/1034 - DWG No. 12B-112-13 Issue 3 - October 2018
AND GLASDON ECHELON ARE TRADEMARKS OR REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF GLASDON
GROUP OR ITS SUBSIDIARIES IN THE U.K. AND OTHER COUNTRIES.
A planned maintenance schedule or regular inspection is recommended, replacing
components as necessary.
Replacement components are available direct from GLASDON.
GLASDON cannot be held responsible for claims arising from incorrect installation,
unauthorised modications or misuse of the product.
© Copyright 06/2018
Glasdon UK Ltd reserve the right to alter specications without prior notice.
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IMPORTANT NOTE: PLEASE ENSURE THAT ALL RELEVANT PERSONNEL READ THE POINTS LISTED WITHIN THIS LEAFLET AND THAT A
COPY IS GIVEN TO STAFF INVOLVED WITH THE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THIS PRODUCT.
SAFETY NOTE: PLEASE REFER TO ‘THE MANUAL HANDLING OPERATIONS REGULATIONS 1992’ DURING HANDLING.