If two shutters are required one to cover the door and the other to cover the window take all the measurements as shown for A B C D E and F
FACE FIXING
SHUTTERS: (one shutter to cover shop-front door and window)
Shutter Width
Using the diagram measure the brick opening width (F). From each edge of this opening width
90mm of
shutter guide rail is required on each side. (this is the full shutter width, overall guide width).
Shutter Height
Measure the height from floor level to underside of brick
opening height. (B) This is the guide height, add the
shutters box size, headroom. (This is the shutters Total height.) The box,
headroom is dependent upon the height of the
shutter- see (shutter door box sizes below) for required sizes. When the door is fully raised, a
minimum of 55mm bottom slat hangs down into the guide rails.
REVEAL FIXING SHUTTERS: (one
shutter to cover shop-front door and window)
Shutter Width
Measure the brick reveal opening width (F) 90mm guide rails on each side are inclusive of the
reveal opening width, (this is the full shutter width, overall guide width)
Shutter Height
Measure the height
from floor level to underside of brick opening height. (B) If the shutter
is installed within the recess, the height of the shutter box will be
included in the shutter height. (This is the full shutter total height) When the door is fully raised, a
minimum of 55mm bottom slat hangs down into the guide rails.
Installation:
The shutters can be fitted
to the wall, window or door frame of the property. The shutters can also
be installed inside the property. Ensure that the shutter cannot catch on anything that protrudes past the brick-line (i.e.
door handles, window cill)? Packers may be required to avoid this.
