Robinsons Victorian 13 ROLLESTON 3/4 SPAN Porch Dwarf User manual

NOMINAL SIZE A (mm) B (mm)
13 x 8
3856
2630
13 x 16 5110
13 x 24 7590
13 x 32 10070

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Thank you for purchasing your new Robinsons greenhouse. We recommend you familiarise yourself with the instructions and read all safety
information before you commence assembly. This instruction manual is also available online at www.robinsonsgreenhouses.co.uk
in our technical help section should you need to reprint it. Should you require any additional advice you can always call us on 01782 385409.
These instructions are divided into sections highlighted by a white number/letter on a black background at the bottom corner of most pages (see
opposite page for details); part lists, B-base, P-preparation, 1-porch gable, 2-end gables, 3-porch returns, 4-joining the sides, 5-valley gutter, 6-roof,
7-vent, 8-louvre, 9-glazing, 10-vent attachment, 11-door attachment, 12 anchoring down, 13 finishing touches, 14 optional shelf, 15 optional staging. If
you need to contact us for assistance please refer to the relevant section/s. If your building is longer than 8’, i.e. has an extensions then please also refer
the separate extension manual.
Safety Warning
 Glass and aluminium can potentially cause injury. Please ensure you wear protective goggles, gloves, headgear and suitable footwear when
assembling and glazing the building.
 Please remember that glass is fragile and should be handled with extreme care. Always clear up and dispose of any breakages immediately.
 Do not assemble the greenhouse in high winds.
 For safety reasons and ease of assembly, we recommend that this greenhouse is assembled by a minimum of two people.
 Please clear all lying snow from the greenhouse roof as it can cause the roof to buckle or collapse.
Site Preparation
 When selecting a site for your greenhouse, it is vital that you choose as flat and level an area as possible.
 A concrete or slabbed base will provide the most solid foundation for your greenhouse.
 IMPORTANT: The back wall and dwarf wall need to be flat, vertical and perpendicular to one another and made from solid bricks.
 IMPORTANT: Do not fix your building down to the dwarf wall until the building is fully assembled, including glazing.
 Avoid placing your greenhouse under trees or in other vulnerable locations.
 To minimise the risk of wind damage, try to select as sheltered a site as possible, e.g. beside a hedgerow or garden fence.
Additional Considerations
 Please bear in mind that assembling your greenhouse can be time consuming. You may need to spread the construction over two or more
days. We recommend that you avoid leaving the building partially glazed. If you ever have to leave your greenhouse half assembled and not
anchored down, weigh it down with slabs or bags of sand to stop the wind moving it.
 You will find it helpful to prepare a large, clean and clear area in which to work in. A garage floor or flat lawn area is ideal.
 If you have arranged for someone to install your greenhouse for you, please check that all
components are included. The components can be identified by their distinctive profiles,
lengths and quantities detailed in the parts list (see next page).
 Anchoring down your greenhouse should be the final stage of construction (including glazing).
 Once installed your greenhouse requires little maintenance, but to maintain the smooth run-
ning of your door(s) WD40 or similar can be applied to the door pivot pins / lock etc...
Guarantee
 Your new Robinsons greenhouse is guaranteed for 10 years against faulty manufacture of the
framework. This does not include glazing, moving parts, accidental damage or wind damage.
KEY
SYMBOL KEY DESCRIPTION
EXTERNAL VIEW
THINK
THIS SECTION
RELATES TO
ANOTHER
(e.g. 1 to 5)
CORRECT
DO NOT FIX DOWN!
TWIST TO LOCK
TIGHTEN
PUSH AND HOLD
CUT TO LENGTH
INTERNAL VIEW
UPDATE: Robinsons plastic / aluminium cover strips -
On a Robinsons building the glazing capping is in two parts. The lower plastic
capping screws into the glazing bars pressing the glass down onto its rubber
beading. The upper plastic / aluminium covers then need to be applied to cover
the heads of the self-tapping screws. If you are struggling to press on the cover
strips then we recommend the use of a rubber mallet or perhaps a wooden block
and hammer, a short sharp tap onto the cover at one end is all that is needed to
stretch the cover around the lower capping protrusions locking it into place. You
can then either continue to use the mallet along the length of the cover or con-
tinue just using the palm of your hand. Once in the building and the edges are
protected Robinsons 4mm thick toughened safety glass is very strong and can
cope with the vibrations caused by hitting the covers though we would not rec-
ommend that you hit the glass directly. Some of the aluminium cover caps have a
hole in them at one end which is sometimes used to hang the parts for powder
coating. You can if you wish use the hole to stop the covers from sliding in the
roof using a glazing screw, note you will have to use a countersunk screw under
the vents to avoid interference with the vent bottom.

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SECTION
No TITLE ASSEMBLY SYNOPSIS: IMPORTANT INFORMATION / CONSIDERATIONS
PARTS LIST Identify and separate all like for like components prior to assembly. The ‘parts list’ also separates parts into the various sec- tions 1 - 12 shown below. Parts can also be identified by their profile pictures and stated lengths etc..Tools required.
B
BASE Base dimensions and recommendations. Ensure that your base is level as this will make assembly of the building, especially the glazing of the roof much more straight forward. Please be aware that the hinge door on your greenhouse opens inwards,
make sure that there will be no interference between the door and the foundations.
P PREPARATION IMPORTANT:
Use WD40 or similar in the glazing bar channels and insert the black glazing rubber prior to frame assembly.
1 PORCH GABLE
Ensure that the gable framework is rubbered-up. Follow the diagrams to assemble the porch gable. Make sure that you have
inserted the extra bolts utilised in section 4.
2 LEFT (2L) AND
RIGHT (2R)
END GABLES
Again ensuring that the gable framework is rubbered-up follow the diagrams to assemble each gable in the building. Make
sure that you have inserted the extra bolts utilised in sections 4 and 5. On the roof and side corner bars not every rubber
channel will require rubber unless it is to be utilised in a partition (see separate manual and section P).
3 PORCH
RETURNS The porch returns (the L-shaped area to the left and right of the porch gable between cills and gutters level) can either be
built in situ piece by piece or built away from the structure as an L-shape and then attached in a similar manner to the end
and porch gables. Please ensure that where relevant you slide 2 x 22mm bolts into the side bars for the attachment of the
DV100 eaves spandrels.
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5
JOINING THE
SIDES AND
VALLEY
GUTTER
Take the porch gable (1) and end gables (2L & 2R) and join them together on your wall. It is a good idea to tie some ladders
to the gables to support them if you do not have anyone to hold them for you. Check that the D234 foam is still attached to
your wall bars ‘DV471’ (also detailed on page 17). On models longer than 8’ e.g. 16’ an extension (4’ or 8’) is needed either
side of the 8’ core (16’ = 4’ext + 8’core + 4’ext) to make the desired length.
6a REAR ROOF Attach the main ridge between the end gables and then the rubbered-up roof bars ‘DV253’ ensuring that they are fully butted
up to the ridge and down onto the gutter. Attach your cresting before you glaze the building to give yourself more room to
work. Utilise the 22mm bolts slid into the roof bars to attach your DV100 and DV101 spandrels. On longer models you may
need to carefully prop up the roof and tie the sides together to keep the ridge and gutters straight (i.e. not sagging or bowed)
until the building is fully glazed.
6b PORCH ROOF The porch ridge can be fitted to the porch gable supporting its free end with ladders or a wooden sprag. The porch hips
‘DV381’ can now be attached between the welded porch gutter sections and the free end of the porch ridge. A ‘lower’ height
porch utilises a DV380 bracket to allow the porch ridge to connect to the main module. Identify all of the handed roof bars and
look for their locations. Insert the rubber into their channels and when attaching ensure again that were relevant you slide in
22mm bolts for eave (x2) and roof spandrels (x2). Eave and Roof sprandrels can now be attached using the previously in-
serted 22mm bolts. The ladders / sprag supporting the porch ridge free end can now be removed.
Prior to glazing the cresting and finials should be siliconed into place. Attaching them once the glass has been installed by
leaning through vent apertures is more time consuming.
7 VENT
VENT SLAM
Once the vent is glazed add silicone to the vent sides and top. Stand the vent/s on their hinge (vent top) and then leave the
silicone to set. The slam bar ‘D079’ can be moved up and down between the roof glazing bars so that it can be butted down
onto the pane of glass beneath, the autovent will be attached to it later on (10).
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LOUVRE They attach to the building during the glazing process (9) like a piece of glass with a black separator above them. If you are fitting an optional auto-louvre then you need to carefully drill (3mm bit) out the rivets which mount the handle to the frame.
You can then either utilise those holes or create more to mount the unit.
9 GLAZING Layout the bar cappings and covers around the building like a sundial checking that all is present and correct. You can also
place the roof cappings in the gutters so they are closer to hand. Use the capping and the self tapping screws to then hold the
glass in place. The covers then enclose the screw heads giving a neat finish. It is a good idea to glaze two roof sections first
to ensure the building is square followed by two side sections to ensure the building isn't leaning. We would then recommend
that you glaze the porch roof and its adjoining angled roof panes whilst the building still has some movement in it.
The porch cowling ‘DV341’ should be attached before the vents are inserted so that access through vent apertures is avail-
able. Silicone the cowling area internally, position cowl and VERY carefully (avoiding glass below) mark, drill and screw x 2
‘FS6018’ into place. IMPORTANT: Silicone the cowling externally and check with watering can that the cowl is water tight,
note silicone can be moulded shortly after application if you wet your fingers.
IMPORTANT: On the roof sections please make sure that you place a screw around 25mm / 1” from the bottom of each cap-
ping strip (create a hole in the plastic if required) and that the screws are nice and tight to avoid any glass slippage.
10 VENT
ATTACHMENT Take the assembled vent and slide the vent hinge ‘D866’ into the end of the ridge allowing the vent to pivot open and closed. Vent stops go either side of the vent to stop any lateral movement (so insert stop / vent / stop). Attach the Bayliss XL aut-
ovents.
11 DOOR
ATTACHMENT Your door comes pre-constructed and locked minus the handles and their pivot pin but now it needs to be mounted to the front end of your building. Utilise the ‘D522’ plates and twist in crop headed bolts to join the door and its frame to the building
(pinch the door frame against your long front verticals whilst tightening your ‘D522’ plates to ensure that there is no gap). If
you are struggling to eradicate the gap between the door frame and verticals then some silicone can be carefully applied to
the area to create a vertical seal. Be careful not to lock yourself in the building and to avoid damage do not open the door
until it is attached to the front gable. Getting the door to swing perfectly without dropping or rubbing on the ground may re-
quire some small but vital adjustments. You may also need to insert a packer underneath the door frame hinge to increase
ground clearance. Part ‘DV275’ canopies the door frame top hiding the clearance space at the top of the door. The door can
only be made to swing inwards.
IMPORTANT: Please do NOT let the door slam open or closed as it is likely to cause damage to the door and the frame.
Please twist the handle to open and close. Please also be aware that your door KEYS (3 provided) are unique to the building
so they should not be stored together.
12 ANCHORING
DOWN Now that the greenhouse is finished and the door and vent/s are operating without interference then you need to anchor the building down using 2” rawl plugs and screws. Use a 7mm masonry bit in a hammer drill to create the holes.
13 FINISHING
TOUCHES Now that the main body of the structure is complete you can add; downpipe fittings, eave bungs, gutter stop ends. It is also important to carefully apply some silicone to the internal eaves corners and external and internal ridge corners to minimise
the chance of water entering the structure.
14 OPTIONAL
SHELVING
Robinsons integral cantilever staging and shelving attaches to the inside of the greenhouse frame using either square head
bolts (insert four into each glazing barduring construction or rectangular ‘crop head’ bolts which can be fitted retrospectively
(both sets of bolts accompany the shelving/staging). This system allows the height of either the staging or the shelf to be set
at an operator specific height. Commonly the staging brackets are set 900mm from the floor though you can alter this to suit
the end user/s. The aluminium shelf / staging slats come in two lengths; (4’):1240mm ‘D2002’ and (6’):1860mm ’D2003’.
These slats can combine to create any length of staging required, i.e. 4’+6’ = 10’ etc...
15 OPTIONAL
STAGING

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DV301L
537 1
DV301R 1
D608 1160 2
DV233L 2173 1
DV233R 1
D671 610 1
DV300 1193 2
DV250L
1345
1
DV250R
1
DV275 904 1
D163 90 2
DV104 N/A 2
DV105 N/A 1
RUBBER 1000 18
D174
N/A 2
DV269
468 2
Section
Ref Part
No. Section Size (mm) 13 8 Section
Ref Part
No. Section Size (mm) 13 8
DV461 (LH) 2937 1
DV464 (RH) 1
D1122 (LH)
241 1
D1126 (RH) 1
D608
1160 2
DV066L
1505 1
DV066R 1
DV310L
1972 2
DV310R 2
DV312L
2438 2
DV312R 2
DV259 2879 2
DV471 1840 2
DV467 (LH) 2864 1
DV470 (RH) 1
DV307
1350 2
DV250L
1345 1
DV250R 1
DV252L
2451 1
DV252R 1
DV104 N/A 2
DV548 N/A 2
DV105
N/A 2
RUBBER 1000 74
D174
N/A 8
D1072 2617 1
D1078 2517 1
D1082
N/A 2
D1089 N/A
5
EV0329 13 4
SYSCR2 50 10
SYRAWL 50 10
DV345 303 1
DV348 923 1
DV357 923 1
DV361 303 1
DV363 1160 2
DV394
327X947 1
DV395 1
D609 1160 2
RUBBER 1000 10
D174
N/A 4
MAIN FRAME
QUANTITIES
VENTS
SEPERATE
Part
No. 13 8
SYBOL
M6X11
10mm
128
SYBOL
M6X11
CROP
10mm
20
SYBOL
M6X15
15mm
40
SYBOL
M6X22
22mm 28
SYNUTM6
M6
NUT
216
FS6018
19mm
2
D982 100 2
DV100 N/A 2
DV101 N/A 5
DV201 2517 1
DV350 1850 1
DV253 1345 5
DV375L/R 830 1+1
DV382L/R 1935 1+1
DV389 1105 1
D138 1167 1
DV380 N/A 1
DV381 1668 2
RUBBER 1000 28

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Section
Ref Part
No. Section Size (mm) 13 8
D866 639 3
D863L 613 3
D863R 613 3
D862 593 3
D079
PLUS FLUFF
590 3
D114 N/A 6
D220
PLUS FS6060
SCREW
N/A 6
D205 N/A 6
D522 N/A 10
Section
Ref Part
No. Section Size (mm) 13 8
D119 N/A 1
DV120 N/A 4
D841 N/A
SLIM 2
D211
PLASTIC 1625 SLIM 2
D207 N/A
SLIM 2
D214 N/A
SLIM 2
D201 N/A
SLIM 2
D208 N/A 2
D1107
PLASTIC 2250 BIG 2
D1090
PLASTIC N/A BIG 2
D1091
PLASTIC N/A
BIG 2
D1092
PLASTIC N/A
BIG 2
DV219 N/A 2
DV218 N/A 2
EV0329 13 8
D1124 227 2
SILICONE
SECTION PART No. Size (mm) Quantity
3 D618 1144 6
1 D662 600 1
2 D815 1830 2
6b D823 516 1
6b D870 601 3
2 DV403L/R 1505 1 + 1
1 / 11 DV479 1384 1 FITTED
2 DV610L/R 1972 2 + 2
2 DV612L/R 2438 2 + 2
1 DV633L/R 2173 1 + 1
6a / 6b DV653 1378 5
2 DV659 2879 2
6b DV675L/R 863 1 + 1
6b DV687L/R 1365 1 + 1
1 / 2 D610 1160 4
3 D620 1144 4
6b D871 601 2
6a / 6b DV650 1345 4
6b DV652 1871 2
1 / 2 D614 1162 4
3 D619 1144 11
1 D666 602 1
2 D827 1832 2
1 / 11 DV480 1384 1 FITTED
2 DV611L/R 1972 2 + 2
2 DV613L/R 2438 2 + 2
2 DV615L/R 1505 1 + 1
1 DV634L/R 2173 1 + 1
6a / 6b DV656 1378 9
6b DV658 2481 2
2 DV665 2879 2
6b DV679L/R 863 1+1
6b DV688L/R 1968 1 + 1
6b DV341 N/A 1
10mm

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7
PARTITION
ONLY
REFER TO
SEPARATE
MANUAL
Feed glazing rubber into each glazing bar and
trim to length. Notice that some channels are
only used on a partition. Applying a lubricant to
the aluminium channels will speed up insertion.
The frame is assembled by feeding square
headed bolts, either 10mm or 15mm in length
into the slots on glazing bars and then locating
those bolts through holes in purlings and cills,
etc… Twist in (rectangular) crop headed bolts
are also used towards the end of construction
to attach components to the frame when the
glazing bar slots are no longer exposed at the
ends. 10mm
15mm
PARTITION
ONLY
REFER TO
SEPARATE
MANUAL

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D608
10mm
10mm
10mm
10mm
15mm
15mm
D608
DV300
DV300
DV233L
DV233R
15mm
10mm
15mm 15mm
15mm
15mm
10mm
10mm
10mm
10mm
DV250L
DV250R
10mm
15mm
10mm
10mm
PORCH GABLE
Part No mm Quantity
D608 1160 2
D671 610 1
DV233L 2173 1
DV233R 2173 1
DV250L 1345 1
DV250R 1345 1
DV269 468 2
DV275 904 1
DV300 1193 2
Part No mm Quantity
D174 2
M6X10 28
M6X15 8
M6NUT 36
DV104 2
D227 18m
DV105 1
D163 2
DV301L 537 1
DV301R 537 1
DV269 DV269
DV275
D671
DV301R
DV301L
10mm 10mm

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DV301L /
DV301R
DV250L
DV301L /
DV301R
D174
DV300
DV250R
D608
DV105 D671
DV233L /
DV233R
DV250L /
DV250R
DV233L /
DV233R
D608
DV300
DV250L /
DV250R
DV269
DV104
DV104
DV250L /
DV250R
FLIP VIEW
DV233LH /
DV233RH
DV275
D163

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Part No mm Quantity
D608 1160 1
D1122 241 1
DV066R 1505 1
DV250L 1345 1
DV252R 2451 1
DV259 2879 1
DV307 1350 1
DV310L 1972 1
DV310R 1972 1
DV312L 2438 1
DV312R 2438 1
DV461 2937 1
DV471 1840 1
DV104 1
DV105 1
DV548 1
D174 4
D227 37m
M6X10 32
M6X15 9
M6NUT 41
DV467 2864 1
D174
D608 DV307
DV461 DV461
D174
D608
10mm
10mm
10mm
10mm
DV307
DV310R
DV259
DV252R
10mm
15mm
10mm
15mm
15mm
15mm
10mm
10mm
DV066R
10mm
15mm
10mm
10mm
DV250L
DV310L
DV312R
DV312L
DV467
DV461
DV471
D1122
10mm
10mm
10mm
15mm
10mm
10mm
10mm
10mm
10mm
15mm
10mm
10mm
15mm
10mm
10mm
15mm
10mm
D234

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DV250L /
DV252R
DV310L /
DV310R
DV066R DV312L /
DV312R
DV250L
DV252R
DV105 DV259
DV307
D608
DV104
DV104
FLIP VIEW
DV467
DV252R
DV252R
DV250L
D1122
DV310L
DV548
DV471
D234

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D174
D608DV307
Part No mm Quantity
D608 1160 1
D1126 241 1
DV066L 1505 1
DV250R 1345 1
DV252L 2451 1
DV259 2879 1
DV307 1350 1
DV310L 1972 1
DV310R 1972 1
DV312L 2438 1
DV312R 2438 1
DV464 2937 1
DV470 2864 1
DV471 1840 1
DV104 1
DV105 1
DV548 1
D174 4
D227 37m
M6X10 32
M6X15 9
M6NUT 41
D1126
10mm
10mm
10mm
10mm
D608
DV307
DV310R
DV259
DV250R
15mm
15mm
15mm
10mm
10mm
DV471
DV066L
10mm
15mm
10mm
10mm
DV252L
DV310L
10mm
15mm
10mm
DV312R
DV312L
DV470
DV464
10mm
10mm
10mm 10mm
10mm
10mm
15mm
10mm
DV464 DV464
D174
10mm
15mm
10mm
10mm
15mm
10mm
10mm
15mm
10mm

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DV252L
DV250R
DV105 DV259
D608
DV307
DV252L
DV104
DV104
FLIP VIEW
DV252L
DV470
DV250R
D1126
DV310R
DV250R /
DV252L
DV310L /
DV310R
DV066L DV312L /
DV312R
DV548
DV471
D234

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D609
D609
DV363
DV363
DV348
DV357
DV394
DV395
DV345
22mm
10mm
10mm
15mm
15mm
10mm
22mm
22mm
15mm
10mm
10mm
10mm
DV361
PORCH SIDES 13x8
Part No mm Quantity
D609 1160 2
DV345 303 1
DV348 923 1
DV357 923 1
DV361 303 1
DV363 1160 2
DV394
327X947 1
DV395 1
D174 4
D227
Rubber 1000 10
SYBOL
M6X11 8
SYBOL
M6X15 4
SYBOL
M6X22 4
SYNUT
M6 12

15
EQUAL

16
8’
Part No mm Quantity
D1072 2617 1
D1078 2517 1
D1082 N/A 2
D1089 N/A 5
SYBOLM6X15 10
SYNUTM6 10
EV0329 13 4
SYSCR2 50 10
SYRAWL 50 10
D1072
D1078
10º
25º
45º
One 15mm bolt needs to be slid into each of the
valley gutter bolt channels (see right) to enable
each support castings D1089 to attach.
Position the castings roughly 100mm from the
valley ends and also inline with each roof bar
(see below and next page).
It is intentional that your valley gutter D1072 is 100mm longer than its corresponding
flange D1078. The valley gutter should protrude away from the flanges by 50mm at ei-
ther end. This allows the valley gutter to extend beyond the frame minimising any
chance of leaks.
On extended buildings the valley flange/s and valley gutter/s will continue to be stepped
away from each other to add strength, minimise leaks and to make sure that the valley
gutter always extends by 50mm at each end of the building. The valley gutter end caps
‘D1082’ will attach to this 50mm protrusion.
50mm
D1089

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D1082
D1082
D1089
SYRAWL
SYSCR2
Insert the valley end caps D1082 (see right) into either end of
the valley gutter until they abut parts D1122 (shown) and
D1126.
The D1089 castings are used to secure the
valley gutter to the wall using 2” (50mm) rawl
plugs and screws. Ensure that everything is
square and level especially the valley.
Silicone is used to seal between the wall and valley, it is im-
portant to create a good seal otherwise water can run down
the wall into the building. You may want to consider putting
some lead flashing between the wall and the valley especially
if the adjoining wall is high or exposed. Take time to get this
right, test for leaks with a watering can.
Self tapping EV0329 screws (see below) are used to secure the valley end caps D1082. You can add silicone to the
D1082 end caps now or later when the valley downpipes are fitted.
D1122
D119
SILICONE
EV0329
There are various methods for attaching your wall bars DV471.
1) Drill through the vertical wall bars with a 7mm drill/hammer
drill using a 7mm masonry bit, Use 3” screws (not supplied)
to secure the wall bars.
2) Drill through the vertical wall bars with a 7mm drill bit and
enlarge the inner hole to 10mm. Use 2“ screws to secure the
wall bars hiding the screw heads inside the bars to give a
neat finish.
3) Use L-shaped brackets (D174) and 2” screws to secure the
frame to the wall similar to anchoring the greenhouse down.
DV471
D234
DV471
DV471
D1078
D1072

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REAR ROOF 13x8
Part No mm Quantity
DV201 2517 1
DV253 1345 3
DV100 n/a 2
D227
Rubber 1000 9
SYBOL
M6X11 6
SYBOL
M6X22 6
SYNUT
M6 10
DV282
ROFINALU
DV281
RO
CRE
ALU
CUT
6mm
SILICONE
D119
EQUALx2
 End finials need to be pinched onto the ridge using ‘DV282’ grub screws.
 Depending on your ridge length a half cresting may need to be cut. Some
spacer bar may also be required ‘DV281’ cut into two equal sections.
 Each finial and cresting piece needs to be siliconed ‘D119’ into place.
1
DV201
1

19
2
DV253
3 DV253
22mm
DV100
10mm
10mm
4
DV201
4
2
3

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PORCH ROOF 13x8
Part No mm Quantity
D982 100 2
DV101 n/a 5
DV253 1345 2
DV350 1850 1
D138 1167 1
DV375L/R 830 1 + 1
DV380 n/a 1
DV381 1668 2
DV382L/R 1935 1 + 1
DV389 1105 1
D227
Rubber 1000 19
SYBOL
M6X11 22
SYBOL
M6X22 18
SYNUT
M6 46
DV253
DV395
DV361
DV348
DV345
DV381
D609
DV357
DV382L DV382R
DV389
DV375R
DV375L
DV363
DV380
DV101
DV350
DV100
DV394
D138 D982