Fontastic GUS 010 T Instrucciones Para El Ensamblaje página 8

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WARNING: Carry out the installation in a "workmanlike" manner, strictly following the installation instructions and using
suitable tools. Always consult your local building department for code requirements that must be respected depending
on its destination of use (private, secondary, public...).
Before starting assembly, unpack all stair components. Place them on a large enough surface and check the number
of components, using the attached packing list.
The staircase is supplied with a direction of climb (clockwise or anticlockwise), defined during design of the ideal
configuration, and this direction determines the spiral (clockwise or anticlockwise) of the handrail sections of the
railing. It is therefore inadvisable to invert the direction of climb, to avoid problems with the correct assembly of
the staircase. To verify the climb direction for which the staircase has been supplied, check the description of code
140051.
Preliminary assembly
1. Fit components 001010 for version R010, or components 001013 for version R020, onto treads 103008
(fig. 1) (fig. 2).
2. Carefully measure the height between floors to calculate the number of spacer disks 131030 or 131031.
To calculate the required number of spacer disks 131030 or 131031 use CHART 2 (H = height, A = riser).
Example: for a measured height between floors of 298 cm and a staircase with 13 treads:
a) for a height of 298 cm in column H, read off the number of disks required in column A/13, giving a total of 40
disks.
b) distribute the disks on all spacers 130202 or 130203 (and then beneath and above), one at a time, until all
disks have been used (maintain alignment of the injection point on the exposed edge so as to ensure a better
visual appearance). Up to a maximum of 3 disks can be fitted on the first spacer 130202 or 130203. On the
other spacers 130202 or 130203, up to a maximum of 5 disks can be fitted.
c) the final result is 3 disks on the first spacer 130202 or 130203 (2 above and 1 beneath), 4 disks on the
second spacer 130202 or 130203 (2 above and 2 beneath), and 3 disks on the eleven remaining spacers (2
above and 1 beneath).
3. Assemble the components 033190, 001019, 011072, 033078 to the 127010 balusters from the side using
the Ø 3,5 mm bit at a distance of 10,5 cm. from the edge. Assemble the 034041 chock parts on the 127010
baluster using items 002050 (fig. 1) (for R010 handrail).
4. Fit components 033147 onto baluster 127002 using parts 011064 and 005036 (fig. 2) (for R020 railing).
Cutting top landing
5. To define and trace the cutting lines for the circular landing:
1) carefully measure hole in ceiling.
2) calculate centre of hole in ceiling.
3) trace the form of the circular landing near the point of arrival on a piece of cardboard of the packing; cut
cardboard and position it symmetrically on the lower part (underside) of the landing, at a distance with respect
to the centre equivalent to half the hole measured earlier (fig. 4).
6. To define and trace the cutting lines for triangular landings:
1) carefully measure hole in ceiling.
2) calculate centre of hole in ceiling.
3) trace cutting lines parallel to existing edges on the lower part (underside) of the landing, at a distance with
respect to the centre equivalent to half the hole measured earlier (fig. 5).
7. Cut the landing with an electric jigsaw, taking great care to avoid damaging the paintwork finish; use sandpaper
to remove any roughness on edges and protect with the supplied wood paint.
Assembly
8. Determine the position of the post on the floor, according to the dimensions of the landing cut earlier, and lay the
base 023012 (fig. 3).
9. Drill holes with a 14 mm bit and fix the base 023012+012009+022001 to floor with components 008001
(fig. 1) (fig. 2).
10. Screw tube 042013 onto base 023012+012009+022001 (fig. 1) (fig. 2).
11. Fit base cover 132017 or 132018 onto tube 042013 (fig. 10).
12. Insert in the following order: the 130202 or 130203 spacers, with the 023041 or 023040 components
assembled, the 131030 or 131031 spacing discs, the first step 103008 (with the wooden staves parallel to
the specified ascending side (fig. 9A), keeping in mind that the staircase's direction of ascent is dictated by the
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