Summary of Contents for Stratco VERANDAH & CARPORT
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Stratco. The Stratco Universal system is engineered for maximum strength and the components will allow complete flexibility in design. The friendly, experienced staff at Stratco will welcome the opportunity to assist with practical advice and handy tips. TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE: COMPONENTS A.
Before starting work, lay out the framework components in order of assembly on the ground and check them off against the Stratco delivery note. Figure 1 shows the relative location of most of the components.
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THE TRUSS FRAMEWORK Support the front truss on adjustable construction props at the approximate height required. Allow for a slight fall to the end of the truss/gutter where the downpipe is to be located. Because the gutter fits into the truss it relies on the truss for its fall. Now attach the side trusses to the wall or fascia and temporarily support (with an adjustable construction prop) - but do not...
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If intermediate beams are required, they should be attached at this stage. Generally beams should be evenly spaced for best appearance. Stratco can advise on maximum beam spacings for your application. Avoid placing beams over window or door openings. Also see Figures 8-10. Once the framework is complete, check that the falls are correct.
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Your new verandah or carport should receive a wash and wipe down with a soft broom, mop or sponge as frequently as you should wash your car to maintain its duco. Washing should occur at least every 6 months and more frequently in coastal or industrial areas. Stratco steel products which are regularly washed by rain require no additional maintenance.
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