GrowSpan Gothic Premium H5CRU User manual

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Diagram may show a building of a different length and style. Frame shown may include a side panel option that differs from actual
building. High tunnel shows customer-supplied baseboards and ribbon boards. Actual cover material may differ.
30' Wide H5 Series High Tunnels: All
Standard Lengths.
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GrowSpan™ Gothic Premium High Tunnels
30' Wide with Roll-Up Sides (All H5 Models — CRU & FRU)

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Important Information
READ THIS DOCUMENT BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Thank you for purchasing this GrowSpan high tunnel.
When properly assembled and maintained, this product
will provide years of reliable service. These instructions
include helpful hints and important information needed
to safely assemble and properly maintain the structure.
Please read these instructions before you begin.
If you have any questions during assembly, contact
customer service for assistance.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
• Wear eye protection.
• Wear head protection.
• Wear gloves when handling metal parts.
• Use a portable GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter)
when working with power tools and cords.
• Do not climb on frame during or after construction.
• Do not occupy structure during high winds, tornadoes,
or hurricanes.
• Provide adequate ventilation if structure is enclosed.
• Do not store hazardous materials in structure.
• Provide proper ingress and egress to prevent
entrapment.
LOCATION
Choosing the proper location is an important step before
you begin. The following suggestions and precautions will
help determine whether your selected location is the best
location.
• Never erect structure under power lines.
• Identify whether underground cables and pipes are
present before preparing the site, setting ground
posts (if equipped), or anchoring the structure.
• Location should be away from structures that could
cause snow to drift on or around building.
• Do not position structure where large loads such as
snow and ice, large tree branches, or other overhead
obstacles could fall.
• Always check local building codes before you begin
and follow codes as instructed.
SITE
After choosing a location, proper preparation of the site is
essential. Follow the information below.
• A level site is required. Site must be level to properly
and safely erect and anchor structure.
• Drainage: Water draining off structure and from areas
surrounding the site should drain away from the site
to prevent damage to site, structure, and structure
contents.
WARNING: Individuals assembling this structure
are responsible for designing and furnishing all
temporary bracing, shoring and support needed
during assembly. For safety reasons, those who are
not familiar with recognized construction methods
and techniques must seek the help of a qualified
contractor.
SETTING GROUND POSTS
Enlist the services of a professional contractor familiar
with the assembly of similar structures to prepare site
and set ground posts.
BUILDING IDENTIFICATION
All buildings are identified by a building sku number
(e.g., 108190H5CRU). Use the following information to
determine the cover and side panel specifics of your
building. Use these instructions for these buildings:
• H5CRU: Film Cover with Roll-Up Sides
• H5FRU: 5.2 oz Fabric Cover with Roll-Up Sides

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Important Information
ASSEMBLY
Following instructions as presented will help ensure
proper assembly. Failing to follow these steps may result
in an improperly assembled and anchored structure.
NOTE: Once main frame is assembled, many remaining
procedures can occur simultaneously, depending on
available assistants and equipment. Before you begin,
review all technical documents to better understand
overall building design.
Steps outlining basic frame assembly are as follows:
1. Verify all parts are included in shipment. Notify
Customer Service for questions or concerns.
2. Read this guide and all additional documentation
included with shipment before you begin.
3. Gather tools, bracing, ladders, lifts, and assistants
needed for assembly.
4. Check weather before you install roof cover and
any end panels. Do not install covers or panels on a
windy or stormy day.
5. Re-evaluate location and site based on information
and precautions presented in the documentation.
6. Prepare site (if applicable). Set ground posts.
7. Assemble rafter components — Style A & B.
8. Assemble main building frame (rafters, purlins, etc).
9. Install end frame and end panels.
10. Attach baseboards and ribbon boards (customer-
supplied). Fasteners are included.
11. Attach 102197 aluminum u-channel along sides for
cover installation. Consult these instructions and all
drawings for additional details.
12. Attach 102197 aluminum u-channel to top of each
end rafters.
13. Install main cover.
14. Install roll-up (or drop-down) sides and anti-billow
ropes.
15. Complete and return all warranty information as
instructed if present.
REQUIRED TOOLS
The following list identifies the main tools needed for
assembly. Additional tools and supports may be needed
depending on structure and location.
• Tape measure or measuring device and marker to
mark locations on pipes and rafters.
• Variable speed drills and clutched drivers. (Cordless
with extra batteries works best.)
• Metal-cutting saws or tools to cut pipe and
aluminum. Saw or blade to cut wood.
• Drill bit set with 3/16" and 3/8" bit.
• Plumb Bob and level.
• Wrenches and socket set, hammer, and gloves.
• Adjustable pliers and self-locking pliers.
• Ladders, work platforms, and other machinery for
lifting designed to work safely at height of building.
• Safety equipment to protect head, eyes, hands and
feet.
UNPACK AND IDENTIFY PARTS
The following steps will ensure that you have all the
necessary parts before you begin.
1. Unpack contents of shipment and place where
you can easily inventory parts. Refer to the Bill of
Materials/Spec Sheets.
2. Verify all parts listed on Bill of Materials/Spec
Sheets are present. If anything is missing or you
have questions, consult Pictorial Parts Guide and
all diagrams for clarification, or contact Customer
Service.
NOTE: Do not open plastic bags containing smaller
parts such as fasteners or washers at this time.
Simply verify quantities.
ASSEMBLY NOTE: Install Tek screws using a clutched
drill driver running approximately 750 RPM while
applying approximately 50 lbs of force.
Do not use an impact driver to install Tek screws!

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Baseboards and Ribbon Boards — Required
BASEBOARD (REQUIRED)
A customer-supplied baseboard is required.
Minimum baseboard dimensions: 2" x 6". Use treated
lumber for best results if allowed.
Baseboard runs length of frame at ground level and helps
prevent ground posts from working loose when anchored.
Baseboards are supplied by customer; these are not
included. Fasteners (1/4" x 4" carriage bolts, washers,
and nuts) to secure baseboards to rafters are included.
RIBBON BOARD (REQUIRED)
A customer-supplied ribbon board (also known as a
hip board) is required to provide a mounting surface for
u-channel along each side. Customer supplies materials
for ribbon board; fasteners to secure ribbon board
to frame are included. Recommended ribbon board
dimensions are shown below. Use treated lumber for
best results if allowed.
DIAGRAMS ARE NOT TO SCALE.
FA4652
Wood
Screw
1/4" x 4" Carriage Bolts
(FAH009B), 1/4" flat
washers (FAME50B, and
FALB01B 1/4" nuts.
2" x 6"
Ribbon Board
Ground
Level
Inside of
Shelter
Outside of
Shelter
Splice baseboard between
rafters as shown for best
results.
Ribbon boards run the frame length along
each side at top of sidewall opening.
Baseboards run the frame length at
ground level or slightly into grade.
Recommended ribbon board and
baseboard dimensions are 2" x 6".
Use treated lumber for best results if
allowed.
Ground Level
RAFTER
Customer-Supplied Baseboard
(1/4" fasteners included)
Customer-Supplied Ribbon Board
(1/4" fasteners included)
End View

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Parts Identication
103496
Gear Box
FA4652 Wood
Grip Screws
FAH322B
5/16" x 3-1/2"
Carriage Bolt
FAMF03B
5/16" Flat Washer
FALB32B
5/16" Nut
100441 and
100443 Magnetic
Nut Setter
QH1330
Bracket
111818
Bracket
FA1960 Lag
Eye Screw
ASSEMBLY NOTE: Install Tek screws using a clutched drill driver running approximately 750 RPM while applying
approximately 50 lbs of force. Do not use an impact driver to install Tek screws!
FA4482B
Tek Screw
102717
Gearbox Drive
103544
Mounting Plate
102197 Aluminum
U-Channel
102569 Bearing
Assembly (roll-up)
102921 Neo-bonded
Galvanized Washers
NOTE: Some parts are not shown.
MATERIAL IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS FOUND ON THE BILL OF MATERIALS
• D10025824M—A 6' x 8' panel used to create four (4) wind panels (2' x 6' each)—one for each corner of the frame
for dropdown sides only. Material can be used to winterize the corners of buildings with roll-up sides if desired.
• DD084HxxxCN52—This number identifies the panels used for the drop-down or roll-up panel along each side.
There are two identical panels. The xxx in the number represents the length of each panel, which is specific to
each building.
• Main Cover— Buildings with the H5F identification number (e.g., 108190H5FRU) have a 5.2oz clear fabric
main cover; cover part number begins with the letters QC. Buildings with the H5CRU identification number
(e.g., 108190H5CRU) include a film cover identified by a six digit sku number; there are no letters in the film
identification number.
• QE030RHS003CNZ2—This is the part number of the end panel for a 30' frame. End panel includes a 6' x 6'
zippered door. There are two (2) end panels for this building. Panel is attached to the end rafter using CC6214
fabric clips and Tek screws.
102547
Cross Connector
102857
End Clamp
QH1402
Band Clamp
QH1404
Band Clamp
FAH009B & FALB01B
Carriage Bolt & Hex Nut
111613Z144
(120' Lengths Only)

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Overview
Drawing may show a model of a different length. Refer to
Quick Start section located near back of this guide for on-
center measurements and post layout.
NOTE: Wood for ribbon board and baseboards is supplied by
the customer.
GrowSpan™30' Wide
H5 Series High Tunnels
OVERVIEW
This section describes assembling your building frame.
See illustration below to identify main parts.
1. Prepare site and set ground posts.
2. Locate required parts for each assembly procedure.
3. Assemble rafters and main frame.
4. Assemble end wall frame.
5. Install end panels then install main cover.
6. Install roll-up side components.
Mid Rafter —
Style A
Mid Rafter —
Style B
with Supports
Ridge Purlin
Ground
Post
On-Center
Rafter Spacing
Side
Purlin
Side Strut
End Rafter
Style A
Ground Level
Mid Purlin
Ground Level
Customer-Supplied
Ribbon Board &
Baseboard

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Prepare and Square the Building Site
SQUARE SITE: GENERAL STEPS
Additional building site preparation techniques and help is
available on-line.
1. After leveling the site, identify a corner where a
building rafter will be positioned, drive in a stake, and
string a line the exact width of the building and stake
in place. (Width of rafter is measured from center-to-
center of rafter legs.)
2. After first corner stake is in place, string a line the
width of building (center-to-center) and drive second
corner stake into ground.
3. String a line at least as long as the building 90° from
the line between first and second stakes.
NOTE: A transit can be used to ensure an accurate
90° angle, or the 3-4-5 rule can be used. Refer to
diagram. Using multiples of 3-4-5 such as 6-8-10 or
12-16-20 helps to maintain an accurate 90° angle.
4. After squaring building position, measure length and
drive third corner stake.
5. Repeat same step for last corner stake.
NOTE: When distance measured diagonally between
corner stakes is equal, building site is square.
6. Continue with next section.
PREPARE BUILDING SITE
A level site is required to accurately and safely construct
the building. Consult the services of a qualified contractor
to properly grade and prepare the site.
Site should slope away from building for proper water
drainage.
After site is prepared, mark locations of frame corners
to square frame position. Taking these steps before
assembly saves time and ensures structure is square and
positioned as desired.
The following procedures are suggested methods.
Their use depends on shelter size, shelter application,
footings (if applicable), and anchor method.
When in doubt, consult the services of a qualified
contractor experienced with the construction of
similar structures.
GROUND POSTS
Set all ground posts as described within this manual.
Width of shelter is measured from center of one ground
post to center of remaining ground post at the end rafter
position.
Length is also measured center-to-center.

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Drawing may show layout of a different length. Refer to Quick Start section located in the back of these instructions for on-center
measurements and post layout for your frame. Drawing is not to scale.
Complete these steps:
1. Stake the outline of building using string line and batter boards. Set batter boards 3' back from building corners.
2. Check to ensure building layout is square. Cover will not install properly if building frame is not square once
assembled.
3. Consult diagrams in the Quick Start section to verify frame length and width dimensions and to accurately position
ground posts.
4. Set string line to use as a guide when driving ground posts. Ensure line is level. Drive ground posts 24" below
finished grade. All post tops to be same height above finished grade to properly assemble frame.
5. Guided by string line, use a flag or stake to mark each ground post location.
6. Continue by driving ground posts.
Ground Posts
On-Center
Rafter Spacing
On-Center Width of
Building/Rafter
Markers tied to string line
or stakes in ground to mark
ground post locations.
The following steps describe one way to layout the site and mark ground post positions. There are others. Consult the
services of a qualified contractor experienced with the construction of similar buildings to prevent unforeseen issues.

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DRIVE GROUND POSTS
Required parts and equipment:
• Ground Posts (30G190SS501)
• Ground Post Driver (116040)
• Gloves & Eye and Hearing Protection
• Four (4) QH1404 Band Clamps for posts only at each end.
NOTE: Drive all posts to same height (24" below ground) for proper frame assembly.
Position all ground post mounting holes to point toward the ends of frame. Enlist the
services of a qualified contractor to properly drive posts if needed. Here are the basic
steps:
1. Take one ground post, measure 24" from plain end (no mounting holes), and
mark location on ground post. Repeat to mark all ground posts. Also mark string
line height on posts to use as a guide to keep posts at a uniform height.
Drive Ground Posts
SETTING GROUND POSTS
Position mounting holes to point
to the ends of frame.
ATTENTION: Set top of posts at same height. Drive posts 24"
below nished grade.
Use customer-supplied materials to
construct braces.
Hole
Position
Rafter
30G190SS501
Ground Post
Front/Back
2. Move to first post location and with assistance, drive first post into ground. Drive until post is 24" below ground. Set
post tops at the same height throughout the frame length. Use string line as a guide.
3. Use a tapered bar inserted into mounting holes to turn post so mounting holes point to the front/back of the frame.
4. Repeat steps to drive all remaining ground posts into position.
5. Continue with the next procedure.
String Line
On-Center
Rafter Spacing
Ground Post
See diagram
above.

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Rafter Assembly — Style A
RAFTER ASSEMBLY
After setting ground posts, continue with rafter assembly. Secure each rafter joint using an FAH322 (5/16") carriage
bolt (1), FAMF03B flat washers (2), and FALB32B nut (1).
NOTE: All rafter assemblies consist of three (3) main rafter sections (not including the ground posts). Consult rafter
diagrams in Quick Start section of these instructions before and during rafter assembly process for details. Assistance is
required. Assemble all main sections of rafters as described below and set aside.
1) Select rafter pipes
to assemble one end
rafter.
3) Secure each rafter
joint using hardware
noted above.
TIGHTEN ALL BOLTS!
2) Slide separate pipes
together and align bolt
holes.
NOTE: Before sliding
pipes together for the
two end rafters, slide
the 102857 end clamps
onto the pipes in the
required areas. There
are five (5) clamps for
each end rafter. See
end rafter diagram
above.
4) After bolts are
tightened, wrap each
splice and bolt end with
duct tape to protect
cover.
8) Continue with the
next procedure.
5) Repeat steps to
construct the remaining
end rafter and set the
two end rafters aside.
6) Consult the Side
Profile diagram for
your frame length to
determine how many
more Style A rafters to
construct.
7) Build the Style A mid
rafters and set aside
for frame assembly.
30G190SS502
30G190CPP5
30G190SS502
102857
102857
102857
102857 102857
30' Wide End Rafter with 102857
30G190SS502
30G190CPP5
30G190SS502
30' Wide Mid Rafter — No Clamps
Rafter
Ground Post:
30G190SS501

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MID RAFTERS WITH SUPPORTS — STYLE B
Upper struts and crossbars attach to rafters using band clamps. During assembly of the Style B rafter, slide the band
clamps onto rafter tubes and assembled crossbar before you install the connecting bolts and attach crossbar to
rafter. Review diagram below to identify strut and band clamp positions and assemble as needed. Use the assembly
steps on previous page as a guide. Set these Style B rafters aside in an accessible location to be used during frame
assembly.
ATTENTION: Although a bit more difficult, band clamps can be added after rafter is assembled and before struts are
installed.
104074
30G190SS502
QH1302
166S099 166S099
166P033
QH1404
QH1404 QH1404
QH1404
104074
30G190CPP5
QH1402
30G190SS502
Rafter Assembly — Style B
ATTENTION: TO MAINTAIN A UNIFORM RAFTER APPEARANCE, ASSEMBLE ONE STYLE B RAFTER AND USE
IT AS A TEMPLATE TO ASSEMBLE THE REMAINING STYLE B RAFTERS. Style B Rafters with supports are not
installed in either end rafter position on the frame.
Complete these general steps:
1. Review all diagrams to determine parts and part locations for assembly.
2. Slide the QH1404 band clamps into position on the disassembled rafter pipes then assemble rafter.
3. Slide the QH1402 band clamps into position on the disassembled crossbar pipes then assemble crossbar. Secure
each crossbar tube splice using a Tek screw.
4. Fully assemble and attach rafter support components and tighten band clamp bolts.
5. Install a Tek screw through each band clamp and into rafter and crossbar pipes. Install Tek screws in locations that
will not contact the roof film when it is installed.
6. Continue with the next procedure.

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Frame Assembly
FRAME ASSEMBLY
Use the diagrams and information that follow to assemble main frame.
ATTENTION: Rafters are heavy. Always lift rafter from two separate points to prevent damage and injury.
Examine site to determine the best way to move rafters into position and to set them onto each set of ground posts.
Review the Side Prole diagram for your high tunnel to determine positions of Style A and Style B rafters.
Optional, but recommended — especially for long buildings: Build a Rafter-Spacing Jig. (Customer supplies materials.)
A spacing jig saves time and helps to evenly space rafters. Jig sets the on-center spacing of rafters. Examine the photo
below and use it to build a jig to space rafters during purlin installation. Use 2" x 4" lumber and wood fasteners.
Customer-supplied
rafter-spacing jig.
Ground Level
ATTENTION: Anchor first end rafter (Style A with End Clamps — 102857) in place using ground stakes and bracing,
straps, or rope. Do not allow first rafter to stand without bracing until additional rafters are set and purlins are installed.
Connect rafter to ground post using an FAH322 (5/16") carriage bolt (1), FAMF03B flat washers (2), and FALB32B
nut (1). Conrm that the bolt of each 102857 clamp is positioned inside the frame. See diagrams on next page.
For strut installation, slide QH1404 band
clamps for struts over these ground posts (B)
at each end before setting rafters. Diagonal
struts at corners are installed later.
A
BB
B
B
Double
arrow line
points to
front/back
of frame.
Rafter
Ground
Post
A
Insert
carriage
bolt through
the hole in
rafter.
Rafter Style A with
End Clamps (102857)
Actual frame may differ from example.
B
QH1404

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Frame Assembly
After setting and bracing the first end rafter, set the second rafter (Rafter Style B) and slide the plain end of a purlin
pipe (131S075) into the 102857 end clamp at the locations shown. Consult technical diagrams for connection details.
Slide the free, swaged/tapered end of each purlin pipe through a 102547 cross connector placed over the second
rafter in the same positions. Evenly space purlins on frame as shown.
Space rafters at 48" on-center and tighten the clamps to lock rafters in place. Position plain end of each purlin tube
flush with outside edge of end rafter. See circled call outs in diagram below.
FRAME ASSEMBLY (continued)
Do not allow plain end of pipe
to extend beyond outer edge of
end rafter. See circled call outs.
Flush
View of End Rafter
102857
Clamp
Interior
Rafter
Purlin
View of Mid Rafter
102547
Clamp
Side Purlin Pipe
Actual frame may differ from example.
Style B
Rafter
Style A
Rafter
102856
End Clamp
102547
Cross Connector
SECURE CLAMPS TO PURLINS AND RAFTERS
After installing purlins and checking these are parallel with each other and
evenly spaced, secure each clamp to the purlin pipe and rafter pipe as shown.
Use FA4482B Tek screws to complete the connections.
Center this mid
purlin between
ridge and side
purlins.
Purlin
End Rafter
IMPORTANT: Install screws in locations that will not contact the cover
when it is installed.
Tek
Screw

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Frame Assembly
FRAME ASSEMBLY (continued)
Customer-supplied
rafter-spacing jig.
Actual frame may differ from example.

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Frame Assembly
FRAME ASSEMBLY (continued)
After setting and connecting first four (4) rafters using purlins and cross connectors, remove end rafter bracing and
repeat steps to continue with assembly. Continue adding rafters and purlin pipes. Review Side Profile diagram in
Quick Start section for designated rafter style positions.
REMEMBER: Secure each purlin splice connection and all clamps as shown below and previously.
IMPORTANT! Secure each purlin pipe splice us-
ing one (1) a Tek screw per splice.
Purlin
Secure pipe splice
using a Tek screw.
Purlin
End Rafter
IMPORTANT: Install screws in locations that will not
contact the cover when it is installed. Secure each clamp
using two (2) Tek screws per clamp.
Style B
Rafter
Style B
Rafter
Tek
Screw
Mid Rafter

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Side End Bay Strut Installation
Install side struts as shown. After installing struts, drive a Tek screw through each band clamp and into the rafter pipe.
Install Tek screws in locations that will not interfere with or contact the main cover when installed. Tape over screws if
needed to protect cover material during installation. Consult additional strut details in Quick Start section of this guide.
SIDE STRUT INSTALLATION
Struts are positioned between end rafter and first interior
rafter at each corner. Gather parts:
• Struts (QH1304)
• Band Clamps (QH1404) and Tek Screws (FA4482B)
Complete these steps to install struts:
1. Position side strut between one end rafter leg and leg
of the first interior rafter. Install band clamps if this
was not completed during rafter/frame assembly.
2. Attach strut to band clamps as shown. Consider
ribbon board and baseboard positions when setting
strut position. Install bolt heads toward the outside of
the frame.
3. Repeat steps to attach remaining side struts.
4. After securing struts, drive one Tek screw through
each band clamp into rafter. Position screws in a
location that will not contact main cover.
5. Verify each purlin pipe splice is secured with a Tek
screw.
6. Verify all rafter bolts are tight.
7. Complete next procedure to anchor the frame.
Ground Level
Side Strut
QH1304
Side Strut
QH1304
Install Tek screw
to secure QH1404
band clamp to
rafter.

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ANCHOR ASSEMBLED FRAME
At this point, anchor the high tunnel frame. Consult the
MUST READ document for anchoring information and
suggestions. Call customer service at 1-800-245-9881 for
additional anchoring information if needed.
CAUTION: The anchor assembly is an integral part of
the high tunnel construction. Improper anchoring
may cause instability and failure of the structure to
perform as designed. Failing to anchor the shelter
properly will void the manufacturer’s warranty and
may cause serious injury and damage.
After reading the MUST READ document and anchoring
the frame, continue by installing the end frame.
The diagrams shown in the MUST READ document
show frames with mounting feet. The anchor
methods also apply to buildings equipped with
ground posts. See diagram at right.
Diagram shows auger anchor attached to rafter using a
turnbuckle and related hardware. Soil conditions and
types determine required length of earth anchor.
IMPORTANT: Install all anchors inside the high tunnel
to prevent interference with roll-up and drop-down side
panels.
Anchor Assembled Frame
Ground Level
Rafter
Ground Post
Outside the
building.
Inside the
building.
ATTENTION: Anchor assemblies are not included
with the building kit. ADDITIONAL PURCHASE IS
REQUIRED.
Contact your sales representative for additional
information and to purchase anchors if necessary. Read
the MUST READ document sent with this building for
additional information.
Front/Back
of Frame

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Install End Frame
END FRAME ASSEMBLY
This building includes end wall framing. Brackets and hardware are included for assembly. Use these steps to install
the end wall framing and the supplied connecting hardware. Consult end frame diagrams in Quick Start section for
additional details.
NOTE: Use recognized construction practices when setting the 2" x 2" square tube frame members. Using the
dimensions shown and a plumb bob (or similar tool), mark the four (4) vertical tube locations on the ground.
1. Dig 6" hole at each support location that is at least 24" deep to allow lower end of each tube to install below
finished grade. For best results, use a small power-driven auger.
2. Use the details in the Quick Start section and below to attach framing to the end rafter as shown.
3. Install the horizontal end frame tubes. Set the upper horizontal tube as high on the end wall columns as possible
to allow clearance for the roll-up door panel.
4. Ensure 2" x 2" posts are plumb and backfill holes. Use a wood post or similar tool to tamp the dirt tightly around
the posts.
ATTENTION: For best results and to permanently secure end frame columns, use concrete to fill holes and allow
to set.
4'-0" 10'-0" 4'-0"6'-0" 6'-0"
S20P03050G14
S20P12425G14
S20P118
S20P118
Ground Level
S20P03050G14
S20P14575G14 S20P12425G14
5. Repeat steps to install support posts and header for remaining end wall.
6. Continue by installing the end panel with roll-up door.
WARNING: To prevent damage to cover and to prevent serious personal injury,
DO NOT attempt to install main cover or end panels on windy or stormy days.

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END PANEL INSTALLATION
After all end wall framing is installed, locate the end panels
and place one at each end of the assembled frame.
Install End Panels
CC6214 Fabric Clip
Complete these steps:
1. Locate the CC6214 fabric clips and divide the
quantity in half. Use half to secure each end panel to
the end rafter.
2. Spread panel out at one end of frame and center
zippered door in the end wall frame.
3. With assistants positioned inside and outside the assembled frame, carefully lift panel into position and wrap
material around the backside of the end rafter.
4. Continue pulling panel into position until entire panel edge is wrapped over and around the end rafter. Do not pull
too tight; doing so will stress the zipper.
ATTENTION: Verify the end panel is in the desired position and lower end is on the ground.
5. Take the CC6214 fabric clips and snap these to the backside of the end rafter. Evenly space the clips at
approximately 24" along the end rafter.
IMPORTANT: Do not install clips on top of the end rafter. This space is needed to install the poly latch u-channel
used for the cover installation. Attach clips to the back, underside of the rafter. Trim around purlins if desired.
6. Continue adding clips until entire panel is secured to rafter.
7. Test zipper operation. If panel is too tight, zippers will open, but will not close easily. Do not force zipper! Loosen
panel as needed so zippers function properly, then continue.
8. Drive a Tek screw through each clip and into the rafter. Position screws in a location that will not contact
cover material.
9. Carefully remove excess panel material if desired. Allow a few inches to remain beyond fabric clips in case panel
is removed and reinstalled.
10. Repeat steps to install remaining end panel.
11. Continue with next procedure.
View as seen from inside the building. Sample frame shown .
Panel
Pocket
Ground
Level
WARNING: To prevent damage to cover and to prevent serious personal injury,
DO NOT attempt to install main cover or end panels on windy or stormy days.

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ASSEMBLE AND ATTACH ROLL-UP DOOR CONDUIT
Complete these steps after installing end panels.
1. Use pipe diagram below and in Quick Start section to gather the
parts for the roll-up conduit assembly.
2. Assemble as shown in graphics.
3. Secure each connection using a Tek screw.
4. Insert pipe assembly into panel pocket (between the zippers) of the
door and position as desired.
5. Secure conduit to panel pocket using four (4) evenly spaced CC6212
fabric clips and Tek screws.
6. Open door zippers and test roll-up panel. Close door.
7. Repeat steps for remaining end panel roll-up door.
8. Continue with procedure on next page.
Attach Roll-Up Door Hardware
CC6212 Fabric Clip
Install clip. Install Tek
screw.
Tape over screw if desired.
103396 Universal Joint
103395 Spin Handle
103396 131S075
131P072
Crank Up Assembly
103395
FA4482B Tek
Screw