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Section 9
This section shows you how to glaze your greenhouse with your chosen
glazing method.
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The Eden Zero threshold range has three different glazing options. These
are 3mm horticultural glass, 3mm long paned toughened glass and 6mm twin
walled polycarbonate.
All the tips and hints covered in this handbook, if followed correctly, help
make the glazing easy and help minimise adjustments needed.
For safety reasons we recommend you begin by
glazing the roof. First, you must attach the roof
glass retaining clips (58/R) to the top lip of the
gutter (2) as shown right.
If you have chosen the 3mm horticultural glazing
method, referring to your instruction manual for
the desired pane of glass, start by placing the
bottom roof pane between the two glazing bars
resting it on the 58/R retaining clips. Then secure this pane in position with
spring wire glazing clips (W). At least two per side is recommended per pane
of glass. For the sides, place two z clips roughly 150mm from either side on
top. Place the next pane on the z clips as shown below right. Secure this
pane in position with spring wire glazing clips (W).
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NOTE: IF YOUR GREENHOUSE IS IN AN EXPOSED OR WINDY AREA, MORE
SPRING WIRE GLAZING CLIPS ARE RECOMMENDED. WE SUGGEST
INCREASING THEM TO FOUR PER SIDE OF EACH PANE OF GLASS FOR HORTI
AND EIGHT PER SIDE FOR LONG PANE TOUGHENED.
For safety reasons we recommend you begin by glazing the roof. First, you
must attach the roof glass retaining clips (58/R) to the top lip of the gutter
(2) as shown right.
If you have chosen the 3mm long pane
toughened glazing method, referring to your
instruction manual for the desired pane of glass,
start by placing the roof pane between the two
glazing bars, resting it on the 58/R retaining clips
as shown right.
The Eden toughened glass capping is designed to
be very robust and resistant against wind and
water but as a consequence it is hard to fit. We
recommend spraying soapy water down either side of the glass pane to
lubricate, then centre the glass within the bay.
Start by capping both sides at the same time, beginning at the top. Put
roughly 50mm in on either side. You should be able to hear a click if done
correctly. Once this has been done, carry on capping both sides all the way
down the length of the pane as shown below. You should be able to hear a
click as you go. Some of the C2 capping requires cutting for the roof vent
bays only.
If for any reason the glass does not seem
square within the bays please refer to the
next page in the adjustment section.
Hints and Tips Handbook
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