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Drywall WindowSingle-Hung WindowDrywall Opening Instructions
Introduction
Tools & materials required:
Getting started...The following instructions allow for the passage of drywall into a buildingthrough installed single-hung and sliding windows. Installation drawingsare generally rotated 90º for sliding window, but otherwise instructions are the same as single-hung unless noted.
• Installationmustcomplywithallapplicablebuildingcodes.
• Readguidefrombeginningtoendbeforestarting.Readallwarningsand cautions. If needed, please consult a professional contractor.
• Theseinstructionsassumeunitwas properlyinstalledintobuildingopening with weather protection in place. Please refer to the individualunit installation guide included with window for details.
• Failure tocompletelyfinishtheseinstructionswillaffectproduct’sperformance and void warranty.
For questionscall1-800-234-4228 Monday –Friday,8a.m.to5p.m.EasternStandardtime(EST).
Safety gloves #2 Phillips head screwdriver
Wood block Suction Cup
Rubber malletSafety glasses
Caulk gun and 100% silicone sealant
Step 4Step 3
Remove meeting rail mounting screws and meeting rail.
Use #2 Phillips head screwdriver to removethe two mounting screws from meeting rail. Lift meeting rail to remove. Store meeting rail and screws in safe location.
Window is now ready to pass drywall through.
Remove glass.
Secure suction cup on glass. Carefully removeglass and store in safe location.
Create opening for drywallPART I
Step 1 Step 2
Remove operating sash.
Single-HungUnlock window. Raise sash at least 4", slide tilt latches towards center of window and tilt sash inward. Slide one side of sash upward and theother side downward until sash comes free. Store sash in safe location.
SlidingUnlock window. Slidemoving sash toward the center of window. Lift sash and pull inward from the bottom to remove. Store sash in safe location.
Single-hung units shown as example throughout guide.
Remove glazing beads of top glass.
Grasp loose end of glazing bead and pull slowly to remove. Repeat on other three sides. Store glazing beads in a safe location. Leave NFRC label on glass as a guide during reassembly.
Phillips Screwdriver
Meeting RailSuctionCup
NFRCLabel
Glazing Bead
SL-601 10-18
Follow manufacturers’ instructions for hand or power tools. Always wear safety glasses. Failure to do so may result in injury and/or product damage.
Balances are under high tension. Suddenly releasing balance may cause injury and/or product damage.
Windows and doors can be heavy. Use safe lifting techniques and a reasonable number of people with enough strength to lift, carry and install window and door products to avoid injury and/or product damage.
Use caution when working at elevated heights and around unit openings. Follow manufacturers’ instructions for ladders and/or scaffolding. Failure to do so may result in injury or death.
Support glass, as it may fall inward when glazing bead is removed. Failure to support glass may result in injury, product and/or property damage.
Failure to properly align lock and keeper will prevent lock from operating and may result in loss of building security.
Remove glazing bead slowly. Failure to do so may result in product damage.
Follow sealant manufacturer’s instructions regarding application and compatibility with this product.
Interior ViewInterior View Interior View
Interior View
Transparency to create outlines
Sash must be supported during entire removal and installation procedures. Failure to support sash may result in injury and/or product damage.
DrywallWindowInstructions included in this packetDO NOT throw away
Introduction
Getting started...The following instructions allow for the passage of drywall into a building through installed single-hung and sliding windows. Installation drawings are generally rotated 90º for sliding window, but otherwise instructions are the same as single-hung unless noted.
• Installationmustcomplywithallapplicablebuildingcodes.
• Readguidefrombeginningtoendbeforestarting.Readallwarningsand cautions. If needed, please consult a professional contractor.
• Theseinstructionsassumeunitwasproperlyinstalledintobuildingopening with weather protection in place. Please refer to the individualunit installation guide included with window for details.
• Failuretocompletelyfinishtheseinstructionswillaffectproduct’sperformance and void warranty.
Forquestionscall1-844-332-8288 Monday–Friday,8a.m.to5p.m.EasternStandardtime(EST).
Tools & materials required:
Safety gloves #2 Phillips head screwdriver
Wood block Suction Cup
Rubber malletSafety glasses
Caulk gun and 100% silicone sealant
Step 4Step 3
Remove meeting rail mounting screws and meeting rail.
Use #2 Phillips head screwdriver to removethe two mounting screws from meeting rail. Lift meeting rail to remove. Store meeting rail and screws in safe location.
Window is now ready to pass drywall through.
Remove glass.
Secure suction cup on glass. Carefully removeglass and store in safe location.
Create opening for drywallPART I
Step 1 Step 2
Remove operating sash.
Single-HungUnlock window. Raise sash at least 4", slide tilt latches towards center of window and tilt sash inward. Slide one side of sash upward and theother side downward until sash comes free. Store sash in safe location.
SlidingUnlock window. Slidemoving sash toward the center of window. Lift sash and pull inward from the bottom to remove. Store sash in safe location.
Single-hung units shown as example throughout guide.
Remove glazing beads of top glass.
Grasp loose end of glazing bead and pull slowly to remove. Repeat on other three sides. Storeglazingbeadsin a safe location. Leave NFRC label on glass as a guide during reassembly.
Phillips Screwdriver
Meeting RailSuctionCup
NFRCLabel
Glazing Bead
SL-601 10-10
Follow manufacturers’ instructions for hand or power tools. Always wear safety glasses. Failure to do so may result in injury and/or product damage.
Balances are under high tension. Suddenly releasing balance may cause injury and/or product damage.
Windows and doors can be heavy. Use safe lifting techniques and a reasonable number of people with enough strength to lift, carry and install window and door products to avoid injury and/or product damage.
Use caution when working at elevated heights and around unit openings. Follow manufacturers’ instructions for ladders and/or scaffolding. Failure to do so may result in injury or death.
Support glass, as it may fall inward when glazing bead is removed. Failure to support glass may result in injury, product and/or property damage.
Failure to properly align lock and keeper will prevent lock from operating and may result in loss of building security.
Remove glazing bead slowly. Failure to do so may result in product damage.
Follow sealant manufacturer’s instructions regarding application and compatibility with this product.
Interior ViewInterior View Interior View
Interior View
Transparency to create outlines
Sash must be supported during entire removal and installation procedures. Failure to support sash may result in injury and/or product damage.
DrywallWindowInstructions included in this packetDO NOT throw away
Introduction
Tools & materials required:
Getting started...The following instructions allow for the passage of drywall into a buildingthrough installed single-hung and sliding windows. Installation drawingsare generally rotated 90º for sliding window, but otherwise instructions are the same as single-hung unless noted.
• Installationmustcomplywithallapplicablebuildingcodes.
• Readguidefrombeginningtoendbeforestarting.Readallwarningsand cautions. If needed, please consult a professional contractor.
• Theseinstructionsassumeunitwas properlyinstalledintobuildingopening with weather protection in place. Please refer to the individualunit installation guide included with window for details.
• Failure tocompletelyfinishtheseinstructionswillaffectproduct’sperformance and void warranty.
For questionscall1-800-234-4228 Monday –Friday,8a.m.to5p.m.EasternStandardtime(EST).
Safety gloves #2 Phillips head screwdriver
Wood block Suction Cup
Rubber malletSafety glasses
Caulk gun and 100% silicone sealant
Step 4Step 3
Remove meeting rail mounting screws and meeting rail.
Use #2 Phillips head screwdriver to removethe two mounting screws from meeting rail. Lift meeting rail to remove. Store meeting rail and screws in safe location.
Window is now ready to pass drywall through.
Remove glass.
Secure suction cup on glass. Carefully removeglass and store in safe location.
Create opening for drywallPART I
Step 1 Step 2
Remove operating sash.
Single-HungUnlock window. Raise sash at least 4", slide tilt latches towards center of window and tilt sash inward. Slide one side of sash upward and theother side downward until sash comes free. Store sash in safe location.
SlidingUnlock window. Slidemoving sash toward the center of window. Lift sash and pull inward from the bottom to remove. Store sash in safe location.
Single-hung units shown as example throughout guide.
Remove glazing beads of top glass.
Grasp loose end of glazing bead and pull slowly to remove. Repeat on other three sides. Storeglazingbeadsin a safe location. Leave NFRC label on glass as a guide during reassembly.
Phillips Screwdriver
Meeting RailSuctionCup
NFRCLabel
Glazing Bead
SL-601 10-10
Follow manufacturers’ instructions for hand or power tools. Always wear safety glasses. Failure to do so may result in injury and/or product damage.
Balances are under high tension. Suddenly releasing balance may cause injury and/or product damage.
Windows and doors can be heavy. Use safe lifting techniques and a reasonable number of people with enough strength to lift, carry and install window and door products to avoid injury and/or product damage.
Use caution when working at elevated heights and around unit openings. Follow manufacturers’ instructions for ladders and/or scaffolding. Failure to do so may result in injury or death.
Support glass, as it may fall inward when glazing bead is removed. Failure to support glass may result in injury, product and/or property damage.
Failure to properly align lock and keeper will prevent lock from operating and may result in loss of building security.
Remove glazing bead slowly. Failure to do so may result in product damage.
Follow sealant manufacturer’s instructions regarding application and compatibility with this product.
Interior ViewInterior View Interior View
Interior View
Transparency to create outlines
Sash must be supported during entire removal and installation procedures. Failure to support sash may result in injury and/or product damage.
DrywallWindowInstructions included in this packetDO NOT throw away
Introduction
Tools & materials required:
Getting started...The following instructions allow for the passage of drywall into a buildingthrough installed single-hung and sliding windows. Installation drawingsare generally rotated 90º for sliding window, but otherwise instructions are the same as single-hung unless noted.
• Installationmustcomplywithallapplicablebuildingcodes.
• Readguidefrombeginningtoendbeforestarting.Readallwarningsand cautions. If needed, please consult a professional contractor.
• Theseinstructionsassumeunitwas properlyinstalledintobuildingopening with weather protection in place. Please refer to the individualunit installation guide included with window for details.
• Failure tocompletelyfinishtheseinstructionswillaffectproduct’sperformance and void warranty.
For questionscall1-800-234-4228 Monday –Friday,8a.m.to5p.m.EasternStandardtime(EST).
Safety gloves #2 Phillips head screwdriver
Wood block Suction Cup
Rubber malletSafety glasses
Caulk gun and 100% silicone sealant
Step 4Step 3
Remove meeting rail mounting screws and meeting rail.
Use #2 Phillips head screwdriver to removethe two mounting screws from meeting rail. Lift meeting rail to remove. Store meeting rail and screws in safe location.
Window is now ready to pass drywall through.
Remove glass.
Secure suction cup on glass. Carefully removeglass and store in safe location.
Create opening for drywallPART I
Step 1 Step 2
Remove operating sash.
Single-HungUnlock window. Raise sash at least 4", slide tilt latches towards center of window and tilt sash inward. Slide one side of sash upward and theother side downward until sash comes free. Store sash in safe location.
SlidingUnlock window. Slidemoving sash toward the center of window. Lift sash and pull inward from the bottom to remove. Store sash in safe location.
Single-hung units shown as example throughout guide.
Remove glazing beads of top glass.
Grasp loose end of glazing bead and pull slowly to remove. Repeat on other three sides. Storeglazingbeadsin a safe location. Leave NFRC label on glass as a guide during reassembly.
Phillips Screwdriver
Meeting RailSuctionCup
NFRCLabel
Glazing Bead
SL-601 10-10
Follow manufacturers’ instructions for hand or power tools. Always wear safety glasses. Failure to do so may result in injury and/or product damage.
Balances are under high tension. Suddenly releasing balance may cause injury and/or product damage.
Windows and doors can be heavy. Use safe lifting techniques and a reasonable number of people with enough strength to lift, carry and install window and door products to avoid injury and/or product damage.
Use caution when working at elevated heights and around unit openings. Follow manufacturers’ instructions for ladders and/or scaffolding. Failure to do so may result in injury or death.
Support glass, as it may fall inward when glazing bead is removed. Failure to support glass may result in injury, product and/or property damage.
Failure to properly align lock and keeper will prevent lock from operating and may result in loss of building security.
Remove glazing bead slowly. Failure to do so may result in product damage.
Follow sealant manufacturer’s instructions regarding application and compatibility with this product.
Interior ViewInterior View Interior View
Interior View
Transparency to create outlines
Sash must be supported during entire removal and installation procedures. Failure to support sash may result in injury and/or product damage.
DrywallWindowInstructions included in this packetDO NOT throw away
Introduction
Tools & materials required:
Getting started...The following instructions allow for the passage of drywall into a buildingthrough installed single-hung and sliding windows. Installation drawingsare generally rotated 90º for sliding window, but otherwise instructions are the same as single-hung unless noted.
• Installationmustcomplywithallapplicablebuildingcodes.
• Readguidefrombeginningtoendbeforestarting.Readallwarningsand cautions. If needed, please consult a professional contractor.
• Theseinstructionsassumeunitwas properlyinstalledintobuildingopening with weather protection in place. Please refer to the individualunit installation guide included with window for details.
• Failure tocompletelyfinishtheseinstructionswillaffectproduct’sperformance and void warranty.
For questionscall1-800-234-4228 Monday –Friday,8a.m.to5p.m.EasternStandardtime(EST).
Safety gloves #2 Phillips head screwdriver
Wood block Suction Cup
Rubber malletSafety glasses
Caulk gun and 100% silicone sealant
Step 4Step 3
Remove meeting rail mounting screws and meeting rail.
Use #2 Phillips head screwdriver to removethe two mounting screws from meeting rail. Lift meeting rail to remove. Store meeting rail and screws in safe location.
Window is now ready to pass drywall through.
Remove glass.
Secure suction cup on glass. Carefully removeglass and store in safe location.
Create opening for drywallPART I
Step 1 Step 2
Remove operating sash.
Single-HungUnlock window. Raise sash at least 4", slide tilt latches towards center of window and tilt sash inward. Slide one side of sash upward and the other side downward until sash comes free. Store sash in safe location.
SlidingUnlock window. Slide moving sash toward the center of window. Lift sash and pull inward from the bottom to remove. Store sash in safe location.
Single-hung units shown as example throughout guide.
Remove glazing beads of top glass.
Grasp loose end of glazing bead and pull slowly to remove. Repeat on other three sides. Storeglazingbeadsin a safe location. Leave NFRC label on glass as a guide during reassembly.
Phillips Screwdriver
Meeting RailSuctionCup
NFRCLabel
Glazing Bead
SL-601 10-10
Follow manufacturers’ instructions for hand or power tools. Always wear safety glasses. Failure to do so may result in injury and/or product damage.
Balances are under high tension. Suddenly releasing balance may cause injury and/or product damage.
Windows and doors can be heavy. Use safe lifting techniques and a reasonable number of people with enough strength to lift, carry and install window and door products to avoid injury and/or product damage.
Use caution when working at elevated heights and around unit openings. Follow manufacturers’ instructions for ladders and/or scaffolding. Failure to do so may result in injury or death.
Support glass, as it may fall inward when glazing bead is removed. Failure to support glass may result in injury, product and/or property damage.
Failure to properly align lock and keeper will prevent lock from operating and may result in loss of building security.
Remove glazing bead slowly. Failure to do so may result in product damage.
Follow sealant manufacturer’s instructions regarding application and compatibility with this product.
Interior ViewInterior View Interior View
Interior View
Transparency to create outlines
Sash must be supported during entire removal and installation procedures. Failure to support sash may result in injury and/or product damage.
DrywallWindowInstructions included in this packetDO NOT throw away
Introduction
Tools & materials required:
Getting started...The following instructions allow for the passage of drywall into a buildingthrough installed single-hung and sliding windows. Installation drawingsare generally rotated 90º for sliding window, but otherwise instructions are the same as single-hung unless noted.
• Installationmustcomplywithallapplicablebuildingcodes.
• Readguidefrombeginningtoendbeforestarting.Readallwarningsand cautions. If needed, please consult a professional contractor.
• Theseinstructionsassumeunitwas properlyinstalledintobuildingopening with weather protection in place. Please refer to the individualunit installation guide included with window for details.
• Failure tocompletelyfinishtheseinstructionswillaffectproduct’sperformance and void warranty.
For questionscall1-800-234-4228 Monday –Friday,8a.m.to5p.m.EasternStandardtime(EST).
Safety gloves #2 Phillips head screwdriver
Wood block Suction Cup
Rubber malletSafety glasses
Caulk gun and 100% silicone sealant
Step 4Step 3
Remove meeting rail mounting screws and meeting rail.
Use #2 Phillips head screwdriver to removethe two mounting screws from meeting rail. Lift meeting rail to remove. Store meeting rail and screws in safe location.
Window is now ready to pass drywall through.
Remove glass.
Secure suction cup on glass. Carefully removeglass and store in safe location.
Create opening for drywallPART I
Step 1 Step 2
Remove operating sash.
Single-HungUnlock window. Raise sash at least 4", slide tilt latches towards center of window and tilt sash inward. Slide one side of sash upward and theother side downward until sash comes free. Store sash in safe location.
SlidingUnlock window. Slidemoving sash toward the center of window. Lift sash and pull inward from the bottom to remove. Store sash in safe location.
Single-hung units shown as example throughout guide.
Remove glazing beads of top glass.
Grasp loose end of glazing bead and pull slowly to remove. Repeat on other three sides. Storeglazingbeadsin a safe location. Leave NFRC label on glass as a guide during reassembly.
Phillips Screwdriver
Meeting RailSuctionCup
NFRCLabel
Glazing Bead
SL-601 10-10
Follow manufacturers’ instructions for hand or power tools. Always wear safety glasses. Failure to do so may result in injury and/or product damage.
Balances are under high tension. Suddenly releasing balance may cause injury and/or product damage.
Windows and doors can be heavy. Use safe lifting techniques and a reasonable number of people with enough strength to lift, carry and install window and door products to avoid injury and/or product damage.
Use caution when working at elevated heights and around unit openings. Follow manufacturers’ instructions for ladders and/or scaffolding. Failure to do so may result in injury or death.
Support glass, as it may fall inward when glazing bead is removed. Failure to support glass may result in injury, product and/or property damage.
Failure to properly align lock and keeper will prevent lock from operating and may result in loss of building security.
Remove glazing bead slowly. Failure to do so may result in product damage.
Follow sealant manufacturer’s instructions regarding application and compatibility with this product.
Interior ViewInterior View Interior View
Interior View
Transparency to create outlines
Sash must be supported during entire removal and installation procedures. Failure to support sash may result in injury and/or product damage.
DrywallWindowInstructions included in this packetDO NOT throw away
Introduction
Tools & materials required:
Getting started...The following instructions allow for the passage of drywall into a buildingthrough installed single-hung and sliding windows. Installation drawingsare generally rotated 90º for sliding window, but otherwise instructions are the same as single-hung unless noted.
• Installationmustcomplywithallapplicablebuildingcodes.
• Readguidefrombeginningtoendbeforestarting.Readallwarningsand cautions. If needed, please consult a professional contractor.
• Theseinstructionsassumeunitwas properlyinstalledintobuildingopening with weather protection in place. Please refer to the individualunit installation guide included with window for details.
• Failure tocompletelyfinishtheseinstructionswillaffectproduct’sperformance and void warranty.
For questionscall1-800-234-4228 Monday –Friday,8a.m.to5p.m.EasternStandardtime(EST).
Safety gloves #2 Phillips head screwdriver
Wood block Suction Cup
Rubber malletSafety glasses
Caulk gun and 100% silicone sealant
Step 4Step 3
Remove meeting rail mounting screws and meeting rail.
Use #2 Phillips head screwdriver to removethe two mounting screws from meeting rail. Lift meeting rail to remove. Store meeting rail and screws in safe location.
Window is now ready to pass drywall through.
Remove glass.
Secure suction cup on glass. Carefully remove glass and store in safe location.
Create opening for drywallPART I
Step 1 Step 2
Remove operating sash.
Single-HungUnlock window. Raise sash at least 4", slide tilt latches towards center of window and tilt sash inward. Slide one side of sash upward and theother side downward until sash comes free. Store sash in safe location.
SlidingUnlock window. Slidemoving sash toward the center of window. Lift sash and pull inward from the bottom to remove. Store sash in safe location.
Single-hung units shown as example throughout guide.
Remove glazing beads of top glass.
Grasp loose end of glazing bead and pull slowly to remove. Repeat on other three sides. Storeglazingbeadsin a safe location. Leave NFRC label on glass as a guide during reassembly.
Phillips Screwdriver
Meeting RailSuctionCup
NFRCLabel
Glazing Bead
SL-601 10-10
Follow manufacturers’ instructions for hand or power tools. Always wear safety glasses. Failure to do so may result in injury and/or product damage.
Balances are under high tension. Suddenly releasing balance may cause injury and/or product damage.
Windows and doors can be heavy. Use safe lifting techniques and a reasonable number of people with enough strength to lift, carry and install window and door products to avoid injury and/or product damage.
Use caution when working at elevated heights and around unit openings. Follow manufacturers’ instructions for ladders and/or scaffolding. Failure to do so may result in injury or death.
Support glass, as it may fall inward when glazing bead is removed. Failure to support glass may result in injury, product and/or property damage.
Failure to properly align lock and keeper will prevent lock from operating and may result in loss of building security.
Remove glazing bead slowly. Failure to do so may result in product damage.
Follow sealant manufacturer’s instructions regarding application and compatibility with this product.
Interior ViewInterior View Interior View
Interior View
Transparency to create outlines
Sash must be supported during entire removal and installation procedures. Failure to support sash may result in injury and/or product damage.
DrywallWindowInstructions included in this packetDO NOT throw away
Introduction
Tools & materials required:
Getting started...The following instructions allow for the passage of drywall into a buildingthrough installed single-hung and sliding windows. Installation drawingsare generally rotated 90º for sliding window, but otherwise instructions are the same as single-hung unless noted.
• Installationmustcomplywithallapplicablebuildingcodes.
• Readguidefrombeginningtoendbeforestarting.Readallwarningsand cautions. If needed, please consult a professional contractor.
• Theseinstructionsassumeunitwas properlyinstalledintobuildingopening with weather protection in place. Please refer to the individualunit installation guide included with window for details.
• Failure tocompletelyfinishtheseinstructionswillaffectproduct’sperformance and void warranty.
For questionscall1-800-234-4228 Monday –Friday,8a.m.to5p.m.EasternStandardtime(EST).
Safety gloves #2 Phillips head screwdriver
Wood block Suction Cup
Rubber malletSafety glasses
Caulk gun and 100% silicone sealant
Step 4Step 3
Remove meeting rail mounting screws and meeting rail.
Use #2 Phillips head screwdriver to remove the two mounting screws from meeting rail. Lift meeting rail to remove. Store meeting rail and screws in safe location.
Window is now ready to pass drywall through.
Remove glass.
Secure suction cup on glass. Carefully removeglass and store in safe location.
Create opening for drywallPART I
Step 1 Step 2
Remove operating sash.
Single-HungUnlock window. Raise sash at least 4", slide tilt latches towards center of window and tilt sash inward. Slide one side of sash upward and theother side downward until sash comes free. Store sash in safe location.
SlidingUnlock window. Slidemoving sash toward the center of window. Lift sash and pull inward from the bottom to remove. Store sash in safe location.
Single-hung units shown as example throughout guide.
Remove glazing beads of top glass.
Grasp loose end of glazing bead and pull slowly to remove. Repeat on other three sides. Storeglazingbeadsin a safe location. Leave NFRC label on glass as a guide during reassembly.
Phillips Screwdriver
Meeting RailSuctionCup
NFRCLabel
Glazing Bead
SL-601 10-10
Follow manufacturers’ instructions for hand or power tools. Always wear safety glasses. Failure to do so may result in injury and/or product damage.
Balances are under high tension. Suddenly releasing balance may cause injury and/or product damage.
Windows and doors can be heavy. Use safe lifting techniques and a reasonable number of people with enough strength to lift, carry and install window and door products to avoid injury and/or product damage.
Use caution when working at elevated heights and around unit openings. Follow manufacturers’ instructions for ladders and/or scaffolding. Failure to do so may result in injury or death.
Support glass, as it may fall inward when glazing bead is removed. Failure to support glass may result in injury, product and/or property damage.
Failure to properly align lock and keeper will prevent lock from operating and may result in loss of building security.
Remove glazing bead slowly. Failure to do so may result in product damage.
Follow sealant manufacturer’s instructions regarding application and compatibility with this product.
Interior ViewInterior View Interior View
Interior View
Transparency to create outlines
Step 7
Step 10 Step 11
Place glass into window frame.
Be sure NFRC label is in the upper left corner, readable from interior.
NOTE: Spraying a light mist of water onto the glazing tape prior to inserting the glass into place will allow for easier positioning.
Install operating sash.
Single-Hung Put one metal pivot pin into place in shoe in sash track. Slide up or down to place second pivot pin into corresponding shoe. With both pins engaged, level sash. Tilt top of sash up and push into track
SlidingPosition sash with metal rollers on bottom and pull rail on interior. Tilt bottom of sash inward and lift sash up into top of frame. Tilt sash until vertical and lower into frame.
Check for proper operation of lock.
If lock does not align with keeper, loosen screws on keeper and adjust as needed. Then tighten screws.
Reassemble window
Step 5 Step 6
Reattach meeting rail.
Push meeting rail back into original position and fasten with two Phillips head screws removed during step 4.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape and apply sealant.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape on all four sides and apply sealant in all four corners where ends of glazingtape meet.
PART II
Caulk Gun
Caulk Gun
SealentProtective
Liner
Step 8
Determine glazing beads for placement.
Single-Hung Use glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The top horizontal glazing bead is the same size as thebottom glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are thevertical glazing beads.
SlidingUse glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The left vertical glazing bead is the same size as the glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are thehorizontal glazing beads.
Step 9a Step 9b
Replace glazing beads.
Single-Hung
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the top horizontal glazing bead without keeper into position.
2
1
Tap the bottom horizontal glazing bead with keeper into place, then the twovertical glazing beads.
Replace glazing beads.
Sliding
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the left vertical glazing bead without keeper into position opposite the vertical meeting rail.
2
1
Next, tap the vertical glazing bead with keeper into place, then the twohorizontal glazing beads.
Rubber Mallet
Rubber Mallet
WoodBlock
WoodBlock Shoe
PivotPin
Keeper
Interior View
Interior View
Interior View
Interior ViewSlidingWindowInterior View
Interior View
Interior View
MeetingRail
Failure to correctly reassemble window, including removal of protective liner and applying sealant, will affect product’s performance and void warranty.
Transparency to create outlines
Step 7
Step 10 Step 11
Place glass into window frame.
Be sure NFRC label is in the upper left corner, readable from interior.
NOTE: Spraying a light mist of water onto the glazing tape prior to inserting the glass into place will allow for easier positioning.
Install operating sash.
Single-Hung Put one metal pivot pin into place in shoe in sash track. Slide up or down to place second pivot pin into corresponding shoe. With both pins engaged, level sash. Tilt top of sash up and push into track
SlidingPosition sash with metal rollers on bottom and pull rail on interior. Tilt bottom of sash inward and lift sash up into top of frame. Tilt sash until vertical and lower into frame.
Check for proper operation of lock.
If lock does not align with keeper, loosen screws on keeper and adjust as needed. Then tighten screws.
Reassemble window
Step 5 Step 6
Reattach meeting rail.
Push meeting rail back into original position and fasten with two Phillips head screws removed during step 4.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape and apply sealant.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape on all four sides and apply sealant in all four corners where ends of glazing tape meet.
PART II
Caulk Gun
Caulk Gun
SealentProtective
Liner
Step 8
Determine glazing beads for placement.
Single-Hung Use glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The top horizontal glazing bead is the same size as thebottom glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are thevertical glazing beads.
SlidingUse glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The left vertical glazing bead is the same size as the glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are thehorizontal glazing beads.
Step 9a Step 9b
Replace glazing beads.
Single-Hung
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the top horizontal glazing bead without keeper into position.
2
1
Tap the bottom horizontal glazing bead with keeper into place, then the twovertical glazing beads.
Replace glazing beads.
Sliding
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the left vertical glazing bead without keeper into position opposite the vertical meeting rail.
2
1
Next, tap the vertical glazing bead with keeper into place, then the twohorizontal glazing beads.
Rubber Mallet
Rubber Mallet
WoodBlock
WoodBlock Shoe
PivotPin
Keeper
Interior View
Interior View
Interior View
Interior ViewSlidingWindowInterior View
Interior View
Interior View
MeetingRail
Failure to correctly reassemble window, including removal of protective liner and applying sealant, will affect product’s performance and void warranty.
Transparency to create outlines
Step 7
Step 10 Step 11
Place glass into window frame.
Be sure NFRC label is in the upper left corner, readable from interior.
NOTE: Spraying a light mist of water onto the glazing tape prior to inserting the glass into place will allow for easier positioning.
Install operating sash.
Single-Hung Put one metal pivot pin into place in shoe in sash track. Slide up or down to place second pivot pin into corresponding shoe. With both pins engaged, level sash. Tilt top of sash up and push into track
SlidingPosition sash with metal rollers on bottom and pull rail on interior. Tilt bottom of sash inward and lift sash up into top of frame. Tilt sash until vertical and lower into frame.
Check for proper operation of lock.
If lock does not align with keeper, loosen screws on keeper and adjust as needed. Then tighten screws.
Reassemble window
Step 5 Step 6
Reattach meeting rail.
Push meeting rail back into original position and fasten with two Phillips head screws removed during step 4.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape and apply sealant.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape on all four sides and apply sealant in all four corners where ends of glazingtape meet.
PART II
Caulk Gun
Caulk Gun
SealentProtective
Liner
Step 8
Determine glazing beads for placement.
Single-Hung Use glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The top horizontal glazing bead is the same size as thebottom glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are thevertical glazing beads.
SlidingUse glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The left vertical glazing bead is the same size as the glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are thehorizontal glazing beads.
Step 9a Step 9b
Replace glazing beads.
Single-Hung
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the top horizontal glazing bead without keeper into position.
2
1
Tap the bottom horizontal glazing bead with keeper into place, then the twovertical glazing beads.
Replace glazing beads.
Sliding
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the left vertical glazing bead without keeper into position opposite the vertical meeting rail.
2
1
Next, tap the vertical glazing bead with keeper into place, then the twohorizontal glazing beads.
Rubber Mallet
Rubber Mallet
WoodBlock
WoodBlock Shoe
PivotPin
Keeper
Interior View
Interior View
Interior View
Interior ViewSlidingWindowInterior View
Interior View
Interior View
MeetingRail
Failure to correctly reassemble window, including removal of protective liner and applying sealant, will affect product’s performance and void warranty.
Transparency to create outlines
Step 7
Step 10 Step 11
Place glass into window frame.
Be sure NFRC label is in the upper left corner, readable from interior.
NOTE: Spraying a light mist of water onto the glazing tape prior to inserting the glass into place will allow for easier positioning.
Install operating sash.
Single-Hung Put one metal pivot pin into place in shoe in sash track. Slide up or down to place second pivot pin into corresponding shoe. With both pins engaged, level sash. Tilt top of sash up and push into track
SlidingPosition sash with metal rollers on bottom and pull rail on interior. Tilt bottom of sash inward and lift sash up into top of frame. Tilt sash until vertical and lower into frame.
Check for proper operation of lock.
If lock does not align with keeper, loosen screws on keeper and adjust as needed. Then tighten screws.
Reassemble window
Step 5 Step 6
Reattach meeting rail.
Push meeting rail back into original position and fasten with two Phillips head screws removed during step 4.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape and apply sealant.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape on all four sides and apply sealant in all four corners where ends of glazingtape meet.
PART II
Caulk Gun
Caulk Gun
SealentProtective
Liner
Step 8
Determine glazing beads for placement.
Single-Hung Use glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The top horizontal glazing bead is the same size as the bottom glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are the vertical glazing beads.
SlidingUse glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The left vertical glazing bead is the same size as the glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are the horizontal glazing beads.
Step 9a Step 9b
Replace glazing beads.
Single-Hung
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the top horizontal glazing bead without keeper into position.
2
1
Tap the bottom horizontal glazing bead with keeper into place, then the twovertical glazing beads.
Replace glazing beads.
Sliding
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the left vertical glazing bead without keeper into position opposite the vertical meeting rail.
2
1
Next, tap the vertical glazing bead with keeper into place, then the twohorizontal glazing beads.
Rubber Mallet
Rubber Mallet
WoodBlock
WoodBlock Shoe
PivotPin
Keeper
Interior View
Interior View
Interior View
Interior ViewSlidingWindowInterior View
Interior View
Interior View
MeetingRail
Failure to correctly reassemble window, including removal of protective liner and applying sealant, will affect product’s performance and void warranty.
Transparency to create outlines
Step 7
Step 10 Step 11
Place glass into window frame.
Be sure NFRC label is in the upper left corner, readable from interior.
NOTE: Spraying a light mist of water onto the glazing tape prior to inserting the glass into place will allow for easier positioning.
Install operating sash.
Single-Hung Put one metal pivot pin into place in shoe in sash track. Slide up or down to place second pivot pin into corresponding shoe. With both pins engaged, level sash. Tilt top of sash up and push into track
SlidingPosition sash with metal rollers on bottom and pull rail on interior. Tilt bottom of sash inward and lift sash up into top of frame. Tilt sash until vertical and lower into frame.
Check for proper operation of lock.
If lock does not align with keeper, loosen screws on keeper and adjust as needed. Then tighten screws.
Reassemble window
Step 5 Step 6
Reattach meeting rail.
Push meeting rail back into original position and fasten with two Phillips head screws removed during step 4.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape and apply sealant.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape on all four sides and apply sealant in all four corners where ends of glazingtape meet.
PART II
Caulk Gun
Caulk Gun
SealentProtective
Liner
Step 8
Determine glazing beads for placement.
Single-Hung Use glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The top horizontal glazing bead is the same size as thebottom glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are thevertical glazing beads.
SlidingUse glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The left vertical glazing bead is the same size as the glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are thehorizontal glazing beads.
Step 9a Step 9b
Replace glazing beads.
Single-Hung
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the top horizontal glazing bead without keeper into position.
2
1
Tap the bottom horizontal glazing bead with keeper into place, then the two vertical glazing beads.
Replace glazing beads.
Sliding
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the left vertical glazing bead without keeper into position opposite the vertical meeting rail.
2
1
Next, tap the vertical glazing bead with keeper into place, then the twohorizontal glazing beads.
Rubber Mallet
Rubber Mallet
Wood Block
WoodBlock Shoe
PivotPin
Keeper
Interior View
Interior View
Interior View
Interior ViewSlidingWindowInterior View
Interior View
Interior View
MeetingRail
Failure to correctly reassemble window, including removal of protective liner and applying sealant, will affect product’s performance and void warranty.
Transparency to create outlines
Step 7
Step 10 Step 11
Place glass into window frame.
Be sure NFRC label is in the upper left corner, readable from interior.
NOTE: Spraying a light mist of water onto the glazing tape prior to inserting the glass into place will allow for easier positioning.
Install operating sash.
Single-Hung Put one metal pivot pin into place in shoe in sash track. Slide up or down to place second pivot pin into corresponding shoe. With both pins engaged, level sash. Tilt top of sash up and push into track
SlidingPosition sash with metal rollers on bottom and pull rail on interior. Tilt bottom of sash inward and lift sash up into top of frame. Tilt sash until vertical and lower into frame.
Check for proper operation of lock.
If lock does not align with keeper, loosen screws on keeper and adjust as needed. Then tighten screws.
Reassemble window
Step 5 Step 6
Reattach meeting rail.
Push meeting rail back into original position and fasten with two Phillips head screws removed during step 4.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape and apply sealant.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape on all four sides and apply sealant in all four corners where ends of glazingtape meet.
PART II
Caulk Gun
Caulk Gun
SealentProtective
Liner
Step 8
Determine glazing beads for placement.
Single-Hung Use glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The top horizontal glazing bead is the same size as thebottom glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are thevertical glazing beads.
SlidingUse glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The left vertical glazing bead is the same size as the glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are thehorizontal glazing beads.
Step 9a Step 9b
Replace glazing beads.
Single-Hung
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the top horizontal glazing bead without keeper into position.
2
1
Tap the bottom horizontal glazing bead with keeper into place, then the twovertical glazing beads.
Replace glazing beads.
Sliding
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the left vertical glazing bead without keeper into position opposite the vertical meeting rail.
2
1
Next, tap the vertical glazing bead with keeper into place, then the two horizontal glazing beads.
Rubber Mallet
Rubber Mallet
WoodBlock
Wood Block Shoe
PivotPin
Keeper
Interior View
Interior View
Interior View
Interior ViewSlidingWindowInterior View
Interior View
Interior View
MeetingRail
Failure to correctly reassemble window, including removal of protective liner and applying sealant, will affect product’s performance and void warranty.
Transparency to create outlines
Step 7
Step 10 Step 11
Place glass into window frame.
Be sure NFRC label is in the upper left corner, readable from interior.
NOTE: Spraying a light mist of water onto the glazing tape prior to inserting the glass into place will allow for easier positioning.
Install operating sash.
Single-Hung Put one metal pivot pin into place in shoe in sash track. Slide up or down to place second pivot pin into corresponding shoe. With both pins engaged, level sash. Tilt top of sash up and push into track
SlidingPosition sash with metal rollers on bottom and pull rail on interior. Tilt bottom of sash inward and lift sash up into top of frame. Tilt sash until vertical and lower into frame.
Check for proper operation of lock.
If lock does not align with keeper, loosen screws on keeper and adjust as needed. Then tighten screws.
Reassemble window
Step 5 Step 6
Reattach meeting rail.
Push meeting rail back into original position and fasten with two Phillips head screws removed during step 4.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape and apply sealant.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape on all four sides and apply sealant in all four corners where ends of glazingtape meet.
PART II
Caulk Gun
Caulk Gun
SealentProtective
Liner
Step 8
Determine glazing beads for placement.
Single-Hung Use glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The top horizontal glazing bead is the same size as thebottom glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are thevertical glazing beads.
SlidingUse glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The left vertical glazing bead is the same size as the glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are thehorizontal glazing beads.
Step 9a Step 9b
Replace glazing beads.
Single-Hung
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the top horizontal glazing bead without keeper into position.
2
1
Tap the bottom horizontal glazing bead with keeper into place, then the twovertical glazing beads.
Replace glazing beads.
Sliding
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the left vertical glazing bead without keeper into position opposite the vertical meeting rail.
2
1
Next, tap the vertical glazing bead with keeper into place, then the twohorizontal glazing beads.
Rubber Mallet
Rubber Mallet
WoodBlock
WoodBlock Shoe
PivotPin
Keeper
Interior View
Interior View
Interior View
Interior ViewSlidingWindowInterior View
Interior View
Interior View
MeetingRail
Failure to correctly reassemble window, including removal of protective liner and applying sealant, will affect product’s performance and void warranty.
Transparency to create outlines
Step 7
Step 10 Step 11
Place glass into window frame.
Be sure NFRC label is in the upper left corner, readable from interior.
NOTE: Spraying a light mist of water onto the glazing tape prior to inserting the glass into place will allow for easier positioning.
Install operating sash.
Single-Hung Put one metal pivot pin into place in shoe in sash track. Slide up or down to place second pivot pin into corresponding shoe. With both pins engaged, level sash. Tilt top of sash up and push into track
SlidingPosition sash with metal rollers on bottom and pull rail on interior. Tilt bottom of sash inward and lift sash up into top of frame. Tilt sash until vertical and lower into frame.
Check for proper operation of lock.
If lock does not align with keeper, loosen screws on keeper and adjust as needed. Then tighten screws.
Reassemble window
Step 5 Step 6
Reattach meeting rail.
Push meeting rail back into original position and fasten with two Phillips head screws removed during step 4.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape and apply sealant.
Remove protective liner from glazing tape on all four sides and apply sealant in all four corners where ends of glazingtape meet.
PART II
Caulk Gun
Caulk Gun
SealentProtective
Liner
Step 8
Determine glazing beads for placement.
Single-Hung Use glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The top horizontal glazing bead is the same size as thebottom glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are thevertical glazing beads.
SlidingUse glazing beads removed in Step 2 for reassembly. The left vertical glazing bead is the same size as the glazing bead with the keeper. The two remaining pieces are thehorizontal glazing beads.
Step 9a Step 9b
Replace glazing beads.
Single-Hung
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the top horizontal glazing bead without keeper into position.
2
1
Tap the bottom horizontal glazing bead with keeper into place, then the twovertical glazing beads.
Replace glazing beads.
Sliding
Use a wood block and rubber mallet to gently tap the left vertical glazing bead without keeper into position opposite the vertical meeting rail.
2
1
Next, tap the vertical glazing bead with keeper into place, then the twohorizontal glazing beads.
Rubber Mallet
Rubber Mallet
WoodBlock
WoodBlock Shoe
PivotPin
Keeper
Interior View
Interior View
Interior View
Interior ViewSlidingWindowInterior View
Interior View
Interior View
MeetingRail
Failure to correctly reassemble window, including removal of protective liner and applying sealant, will affect product’s performance and void warranty.
