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STEP 1 IF YOU ARE USING BASE RAILS: BASE RAIL ASSEMBLY
If you are using the base plates proceed to the next page
Place the starter base rails in the front corners of the building 1 1/2” in from the sheeting ledge on the sides of the slab.
(See FRONT DETAIL below) The outside dimension of the base rails should be your building width (24’ to 52’) The starter
base rails are ether 6’-2”, 8’-2” or 10’-2” long with 2 or 3 welded vertical pins. The 6’-2” rails are for 6’ on center buildings,
the 8’-2” rails are for 4’ on center buildings and the 10’-2” rails are for 5’ on center buildings.
Now, insert 8’ or 10’ length extension base rails into the starter base rails as shown until you get to the desired building
length. NOTE: the last base rails that you insert to get to your building length may be 4’ or 5’ base extensions.
The vertical pins should be on 4’, 5’ or 6’ centers. As you insert base extensions measure the distance from pin to pin and
adjust the joint so that all the pins are on 4’, 5’ or 6’ centers. (46”, 58” or 70” between pins)
HINT: IT may be helpful to cut a spacer board 46”, 58” ore 70” to use as a guide for pin spacing. When you are sure that
you have all the base rails in the proper location, fasten each joint with two #12 self-drilling screws on the top of the base
rail.
SIDE GARAGE DOORS: If you will be installing garage doors in the side of a building you will be removing 2 side posts.
Typically you will remove two 6’, one 8’ or 10’ base extension rail and start the base rail run again with a starter 4’,5’, 6’, 8’
or 10’ starter base rail. The distance between pins at the opening will be 142” for 4’ or 6’ on center buildings and 178” for 5
on center frames.
ANCHORING THE BASE RAILS:
Check with your local building official to see if concrete expansion
bolts are acceptable in your area. Some regions may
require adhesive anchors. We recommend 5/8” x 7” expansion
anchors with a 5/8” flat washer.
INSTALLATION:
Use a 5/8” concrete bit in a hammer drill to drill a 5” deep hole in
the slab. Use the anchor hole in the tube as a guide. Place the
washer and nut on the top of the bolt with about 2 threads
showing. Tap the bolt into the hole with a hammer and tighten the
nut until it is good and snug. Do not crush the base rail tube.
Note: Before you drill holes in concrete be sure that you have se-
cured the joint between base rails with (2) # 12 x 3/4” self-drilling
screws. This will keep the base rails from vibrating apart.
PIN
4’ OR 5’
4’ OR 5’
STARTER BASE RAIL
8’-2” OR 10’-2” (3) PINS
EXTENSION BASE RAIL
8’-2” OR 10’-2” (2) PINS.
(AS MANY AS NEEDED TO
GET TO YOUR BUILDING
LENGTH
EXTENSION BASE RAIL
4’ OR 5’
ACTUAL SIZES:
52 3/4”, (1) SWAGE, (1)
PIN OR
64 3/4”, (1) SWAGE, (1)
PIN.
SOME BUILDINGS WILL
NOT HAVE A 4’ OR 5’
EXTENSION AT THE
END
1 1/2”
1 1/2”
1 1/2”
FRONT VIEW
1 1/2”
1 1/2”
SIDE VIEW
#12 SELF-
DRILLING SCREW
2 PER JOINT
JOINT DETAIL
7”
PLACE THE END OF THE
STARTER RAIL WITH 2 ANCHOR
HOLES IN THE CORNER OF THE
BUILDING
LAYOUT FOR 6’ ON CENTER BASE RAILS
6’ STARTER RAIL 6’ BASE EXTENSION
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