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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS | WOOD/ALUMINIUM ISSUE NO. 6 | FEB. 2019 | REVISED 08.06.2020
1 Preface 2 Systems 3 Installation and assembling 4 Kastrup Energy 5 INVI 6 Tilt and turn windows 7 Sliding doors 8 Front- & Panelled doors 9 Coupling details 10 Frame Reinforcement
1 Preface
Congratulations on your choice of KASTRUP
windows and doors.
This installation guide is a product specific supplement to The Association of Danish Window Manufacturers'
Installer and User Guide. The purpose of this guide is to clarify the conditions regarding assembling as well
as placing joints in relation to drains, which is special for our products. The guide has not taken the
surrounding construction into consideration, like joint selection and design to be carried out as described for
the current project. Mortar joints can damage the aluminium that's in the frame and casement. Damages like
these are not covered by the product warranty.
Please pay attention to:
The quality of the window depends on the installation and assembling. Faults and defects during installation can cause
functional problems that will not be covered by the product warranty. Therefore, please follow these instructions.
Handling:
When reading and further handling the elements, aids and methods that do not cause damage to the
elements--or add unnecessary ergonomic strains to the craftsmen--must be used. We refer to the industry
guidelines regarding handling facade elements, such as windows and doors, from the Industry Working
Environment Council for Building & Construction.
Delivery & Receipt:
Upon receipt, the buyer must verify that the delivery is in accordance with the agreement and that there are
no obvious defects, errors or transport damage to the elements. If there are circumstances which give rise to
a complaint, Kastrup's service department must be informed immediately before the installation starts.
Cover:
Cover elements in case of adverse weather conditions. Factory packaging is only intended for protection during
transportation - not for subsequent storage.
If in doubt, please do not hesitate to contact us.
CONTACT
ë Mosebyvej 40, DK - 7500 Holstebro
* uk@kastrupvinduet.dk
!
It is the distribution partner or contractor who is responsible for the installation and the one, who must ensure
that Kastrup's requirements are followed. Complaints or service requests due to inadequate installation or
lubrication are not covered by Kastrup's guarantee.
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2 Systems
KASTRUP ENERGY
EXTERIOR:
§ Powder coated or anodized aluminium.
2 LAGS GLAS
INTERIOR:
§ Painted finger jointed pine, in 2-eco paint.
§ Treated hardwood(e.g. Oak, Mahogany)
FRAME DEPTHS:
3 LAGS GLAS
§ 120, 140, 160, 180, 200, 220, 240 mm
OUTWARD
EXTERIOR:
§ Powder coated or anodized aluminium.
2 LAGS GLAS
INTERIOR:
§ Painted finger jointed pine, in 2-eco paint.
INVI
§ Treated hardwood(e.g. Oak, Mahogany)
FRAME DEPTHS:
3 LAGS GLAS
§ 140, 160, 175 mm
EXTERIOR:
§ Powder coated or anodized aluminium.
INWARD
TILT/TURN
2 LAGS GLAS
INTERIOR:
§ Painted finger jointed pine, in 2-eco paint.
§ Treated hardwood(e.g. Oak, Mahogany)
FRAME DEPTHS:
3 LAGS GLAS
§ 120, 140, 160, 180, 200, 220, 240 mm
EXTERIOR:
§ Powder coated or anodized aluminium.
2 LAGS GLAS
SLIDING
INTERIOR:
§ Painted finger jointed pine, in 2-eco paint.
§ Treated hardwood(e.g. Oak, Mahogany)
FRAME DEPTHS:
§ 140 mm
3 LAGS GLAS
DOORS
ENTRANCE
EXTERIOR:
§ FRAME: Powder coated or anodized aluminium.
§ PANEL: Painted MDF/HDF, aluminium, treated hardwood
INTERIOR:
§ FRAME: Painted finger jointed pine, in 2-eco paint.
§ PANEL: Painted MDF/HDF, treated hardwood
FRAME DEPTHS: 120, 140, 160, 180, 200, 220, 240 mm.
PANEL THICKNESS: 60 & 76 mm.
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3 Installation and assembling
FRONT OF ELEMENT CHOCKS AND SOLID SUPPORT
§ The frame is placed in the rough opening with uniform joint width at the side jambs and head
jamb, 20-60 mm from the front edge of the outer wall, taking into account the bottom frame
level in relation to the sill/floor plan. Make sure that all the sides of the frame are straight and
level, and that the diagonal measurements are identical. The joint between the frame and the
wall should be 12 mm.
§ Side jambs and vertical jambs are supported by permanent pressure-resistant substrates of,
for example, water-resistant plywood, oil tempered masonite and building paper.
§ Windows/doors must not bear any weight from the rest of the building!
Product 6 Abutment surface 6 Frame 6 Joint type (out)6
CHART: A
Tilt and turn min. 68 cm2 88 mm Elastic joint 5+5 (±2 mm)
Kastrup Energy min. 100 cm2 120 mm Elastic joint 5+5 (±2 mm)
INVI* min. 119 cm2 140 mm Sealant Tape 15/5-12
Sliding doors* min. 118 cm2 / 79 cm2* 140 mm Elastic joint 5+5 (±2 mm)
The abutment surfaces in the chart are calculated from a typical joint width of 12 mm.
As well as an interior and exterior joint of 6 mm in depth. (* INVI 12 mm exterior)
The abutment surface must always follow the dimensions of the frame
*79 cm below the top of the sliding door when put together
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ASSEMBLING
CHOCKS
§ Windows and exterior doors must always be attached to the surrounding
building by mechanical assets such as frame screws/pegs or fittings--the type of
which depends on the nature of the surrounding building.
§ The distance between two mounting points must not exceed 900 mm.
§ If a top guided window is installed, it is recommended that the screw is placed
on the side of the slide rail. (see page 5)
§ Side hung elements must always be secured with permanent pressure-resistant
chocks in the groove next to hinges, closing point(s) and other frame fittings.
§ Elements attached to the back wall before facing must--after walling--be
clamped and secured to the facing to ensure the element's stability.
JOINT
§ All windows normally have a hidden drain in the sill. The bottom joint must therefore
CHOCKS always be retracted compared to the front edge of the profile. (see chart B) Other
joints are installed at the front edge of the elements.
§ After filling the windows, or any form of insulation, with expanding foam, it is
important to check that the jambs or sills haven't been curved.
MAX 900 mm
§ Mortar joints can damage the aluminium that's in the frame and casement.
ASSEMBLING
Damages like these are not covered by the product warranty.
§ The joint between two elements built together should be 8-12 mm wide.
§ Joint work must be carried out as described for the current project.
Product 6 Distance to drain 6 Page 6
ASSEMBLING
Kastrup Energy 8 mm See page 5
INVI - See page 6
Tilt and turn 8 mm See page 8
CHART: B
Inward Opening Doors
4 General 20 mm See page 5
4140 mm alu- sill 32 mm See page 5
Outward Opening Doors
4 Sill 8 mm See page 5
Sliding Doors
TILT/TURN
4 Sill 10 mm See page 9
This chart shows the distance to the hidden drain in the sill.
AJUSTMENT
§ Always make sure that the casement's abutment against the frame is the same
and that the distance between casement and frame is identical from the inside.
§ The handle-operated brake is not a door stop and is only intended to hold the
door or window frame in the desired position under normal wind conditions. The
brake should possibly be supplemented with an actual door stop or window stay.
§ For elements with tilt function, the roller on the door handle side must be adjusted
so that it does not hit the frame. Side hung windows and doors must hit the top
and bottom at the same time.
4
4 Kastrup Energy
Frame is supported at side jamb & vertical posts.
The support must be at least 100 mm long and placed from the outside frame side and inwards. The
element must be installed completely straight, both vertically and horizontally, and the distance between
the mounting points must not exceed 900 mm.
IMPORTANT: Mortar joints can damage the aluminium that's in the frame and casement.
Damages like these are not covered by the product warranty.
Elements with frame reinforcement, see paragraph 10 (page 16)
FIGURE A FIGURE B FIGURE C FIGURE D
SUBJECT 6 EXPLANATION 6 N.B. 6 REFERENCE 6
MOUNTED BY SLIDING RAIL ONLY WITH TOP GUIDED WINDOWS SEE FIGURE B
FIXED WINDOW ONLY, IF GLASS IS
HIDDEN MOUNTING SEE FIGURE A
DELIVERED UNMOUNTED
SIDE HUNG WINDOWS MUST ALWAYS BE
SECURED THROUGH THE HINGES AGAINST
VISIBLE MOUNTING SEE FIGURE A
PERMANENT PRESSURE-RESISTANT
CHOCKS
FIGURE E
SUPPORT 20/32
GENERAL:
§ The composite rebate part is the load-bearing part for all fittings.
§ It is therefore IMPORTANT that fasteners and other fittings mounted on the frame are secured with
permanent chocks.
§ Closing points also have permanent chocks fitted, to prevent burglary.
§ Labels, small cork panels and protection foil must be removed immediately after installation. FIGURE F FIGURE G
§ Elements should always be fitted with 12 mm joints.
§ The front edge of the element should be placed 20-60 mm from the front of the wall.
FIGURE A:
§ Fixed frames, where the glass is installed from the factory, are fastened with visible mounting in the wooden
frame of the elements against permanent chocks.
§ If the glass is delivered on its own, the mounting is done through the composite rebate, against permanent
chocks.
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FIGURE B: FIGURE H
§ Top guided and tilted windows are mounted next to the sliding rail, against permanent chocks.
FIGURE C:
§ Inward opening doors are mounted in the wooden rebate, against permanent chocks.
FIGURE D:
§ Fastened against permanent chocks either via visible or hidden mounting through hinges, closing point(s) and
other frame fittings.
FIGURE E:
§ For inward opening doors with a 140 mm aluminium threshold, the joint must be retracted 32 mm.
§ Aluminium and low thresholds are supported under the side jambs, as well as per 150 mm in full step width.
§ For inward opening doors with a 120 mm aluminium threshold, the joint must be retracted 20 mm.
FIGURE F+G:
§ All windows normally have a hidden drain in the sill. The bottom joint must always be retracted by 8 mm,
compared to the front edge of the profile.
FIGURE H:
§ Visible drains. With visible drains, joints can be made at the edge of the elements.
5
5 INVI
Frame is supported at side jamb & vertical posts.
The support must be at least 100 mm long and placed from the outside frame side and inwards. The
element must be installed completely straight, both vertically and horizontally, and the distance between
the mounting points must not exceed 900 mm. Adhesion of sealant tape or elastic joints must be checked
before joint work is carried out.
IMPORTANT: Casements must never be placed on the aluminum front.
FIGURE A FIGURE B FIGURE C FIGURE D
SUBJECT 6 EXPLANATION 6 N.B. 6 REFERENCE 6
FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS FROM
SEALANT TAPE SEE FIGURE A/B
MANUFACTURER
HIDDEN MOUNTING - SEE FIGURE A
VISIBLE MOUNTING - SEE FIGURE A
FIGURE E
GENERAL:
§ It is important that fasteners and other fittings mounted on the frame are secured with
permanent chocks.
§ Closing points also have permanent chocks fitted, to prevent burglary.
§ Labels, small cork panels and protection foil must be removed immediately after installation.
§ Elements should always be fitted with 12 mm joints.
§ The front edge of the element should be placed 20-60 mm from the front of the wall.
§ When assembling elements together, there must be a minimum of 12 mm between the frames.
Where side hung elements are hinged against each other, the distance must be a minimum of
12 mm. FIGURE F
FIGURE A:
§ Fixed frames, where the glass is installed from the factory, are fastened with visible mounting
in the wooden frame of the elements against permanent chocks.
§ If the sash is delivered on its own, the mounting is done through the frame rebate, against
permanent chocks. Then you assemble the sash.
FIGURE B:
§ Top guided and reversible windows are mounted next to the sliding rail, against permanent
chocks.
FIGURE C:
§ The sill is chocked as a minimum below the side jamb and vertical posts.
§ Wooden thresholds for doors are additionally supported as a minimum per. 300 mm.
FIGURE D:
§ Fiber threshold must be supported fully in both length and width.
FIGURE E:
§ Vertical connection.
FIGURE F:
§ Horizontal connection, rain seals must not be damaged or removed. 6
5.1 INVI VETRO
Frame is supported at side jamb & vertical posts.
The support must be at least 100 mm long and placed from the outside frame side and inwards. The
element must be installed completely straight, both vertically and horizontally, and the distance between
the mounting points must not exceed 900 mm. Adhesion of sealant tape or elastic joints must be checked
before joint work is carried out.
IMPORTANT: Casements must never be placed on the glass front.
FIGURE A FIGURE B FIGURE C FIGURE D
60
Emalit
SUBJECT 6 EXPLANATION 6 N.B. 6 REFERENCE 6
FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS FROM
SEALANT TAPE SEE FIGURE A/B
MANUFACTURER
HIDDEN MOUNTING - SEE FIGURE A
VISIBLE MOUNTING - SEE FIGURE A
FIGURE E FIGURE F
GENERAL:
§ It is important that fasteners and other fittings mounted on the frame are secured with
permanent chocks.
§ Closing points also have permanent chocks fitted, to prevent burglary.
§ Labels, small cork panels and protection foil must be removed immediately after installation.
§ Elements should always be fitted with 12 mm joints.
§ The front edge of the element should be placed 20-60 mm from the front of the wall.
§ When assembling elements together, there must be a minimum of 12 mm between the
frames. Where side hung elements are hinged against each other, the distance must be a
minimum of 12 mm.
FIGURE A: N.B.!
§ Fixed frames, where the glass is installed from the factory, are fastened with visible mounting
in the wooden frame of the elements against permanent chocks.
§
!
Kastrup recommends dark RAL colours for enamel coating
§ If the sash is delivered on its own, the mounting is done through the frame rebate, against
permanent chocks. Then you assemble the sash. § Be careful that the hardened pane does not get scratches, bumps or anything
similar on the edges, as it can create cracks.
FIGURE B:
§ Top guided and reversible windows are mounted next to the sliding rail, against permanent
chocks. Emalit
FIGURE C:
§ The sill is chocked as a minimum below the side jamb and vertical posts.
§ Wooden thresholds for doors are additionally supported as a minimum per. 300 mm.
60
FIGURE D:
§ Fiber threshold must be supported fully in both length and width.
FIGURE E:
§ Vertical connection.
FIGURE F:
§ Horizontal connection, rain seals must not be damaged or removed.
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6 Tilt and turn windows
Frame is supported at side jamb & vertical posts.
The support must be at least 100 mm long and placed from the outside frame side and inwards.
The element must be installed completely straight, both vertically and horizontally, and the distance
between the mounting points must not exceed 900 mm.
IMPORTANT: The composite rebate is always load-bearing since the weight is here.
FIGURE A FIGURE B FIGURE C FIGURE D
SUBJECT 6 EXPLANATION 6 N.B. 6 REFERENCE 6
FIXED WINDOWS ONLY, IF GLASS IS
HIDDEN MOUNTING SEE FIGURE A
DELIVERED UNMOUNTED
VISIBLE MOUNTING - SEE FIGURE B
FIGURE H
JOINT LEVEL
GENERAL:
§ Tilt and turn elements must always be placed against permanent chocking at the bottom fitting, since
the loading point changes upon opening.
§ Never install the frame so that it bends in the middle.
§ When mounting, always check that the roll on the tilt and turn bracket moves clear of the inside FIGURE E
frame in the grip side in the tilt position.
§ Immediately chock and fasten hinges and other fittings that are mounted on the frame, just like
closing points have permanent chocks fitted to prevent burglary. FIGURE F
FIGURE A:
§ Mounted in sill
FIGURE B:
§ Mounted in side jamb
FIGURE C:
§ Mounted in fixed window where the glass is delivered separately. FIGURE G 8
FIGURE D:
§ Mounted in fixed window where the glass is installed from the factory (standard practice)
FIGURE E:
§ All windows normally have a hidden drain in the sill. In order to enable drainage the lower joint must
always be retracted.
FIGURE F:
§ Drainage - Hidden drain, groove in the bottom sill is placed 8 mm from the front edge of the profile.
FIGURE G:
§ Drainage - Visible drain.
FIGURE H:
§ Low threshold for inward opening patio doors. Please note joint level!
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7 Sliding door
N.B.: When lifting and handling, please ensure that the bottom rail is level.
Chock the elements next to the closing point and all mounting points, including vertical posts. The
distance between mountings must not exceed 900 mm.
There must be support throughout the length of the sill.
IMPORTANT: The sliding door must not carry any structure load of the building.
FIGURE A FIGURE B FIGURE C FIGURE D
DRAIN
SUBJECT 6 EXPLANATION 6 N.B. 6 REFERENCE 6
DIFFERENT SIZE CHOCKS ON UPPER
CHOCKS SEE PAGE 4, CHART: A
PARTS!
HIDDEN MOUNTING - SEE FIGURE A
VISIBLE MOUNTING - SEE FIGURE A
FIGURE E
FIGURE F
GENERAL:
§ Sliding doors are fixed in the rebate below the sash and closing points are chocked to prevent burglary.
§ It's important that the plastic wedge on the hooks both hit the striking plate at the same time.
§ Fix the sliding door in the rebate behind the aluminum cover, by the fixed part.
§ Fix the sliding door in the rebate in the head jamb.
§ Fix the sliding door in the aluminium sill, which must be horizontal.
§ Side jambs and mullions are chocked. The sill must, as a minimum, be supported per 400 mm centre/centre
with a high sill with chocks placed right below the roller track.
§ The aluminium cover cap on the casement is knocked on and then fixed with a screw after mounting. The end
cap on the frame is knocked on and must not be fixed with screws
§ Labels, small cork panels and protection foil must be removed after installation
§ Thresholds in hardwood must be treated immediately after mounting with hardwood oil. The threshold must
be maintained approx. twice a year.
FIGURE A:
§ Mounted by jamb in openable part.
FIGURE B:
§ Mounted by jamb in fixed part (stationary part)
FIGURE C:
§ Mounted by head jamb in fixed part (stationary part).
FIGURE D:
§ Mounted by sill, screw must be lowered and closed with sealant so the hole becomes resistant to water
ingress.
FIGURE E:
§ Sliding Door with openable fanlight. Pay particular attention to the fact that the sliding door must not bear any
weight from surrounding building parts.
FIGURE F:
§ Sliding Door with fixed fanlight. Pay particular attention to the fact that the sliding door must not bear any
weight from surrounding building parts.
97.1 Sliding door, fanlight
When installing a part above a sliding door, it is important that the sliding door is not carrying any
load of the fanlight. It is also important that water from the fanlight is led away from the sliding door.
IMPORTANT: Window and door elements should not be burdened by other building parts in general.
Due to the above mentioned, we recommend that you always insert a strap above the sliding door.
Alternatively, it must be ensured that no weight is transmitted from the fanlight on to the sliding door.
Diversion of water from the fanlight.
To divert water from the fanlight, a drip cap is always mounted on the head jamb above the sliding
door, when this is installed under an fanlight. The drip cap is installed so that it is aligned with the
bottom of the frame. (see figure B)
IMPORTANT: In order to ensure that the load from the glass is not led down through the post, the
glass in the fanlight with a vertical post must be chocked just like side hung elements.
Shown with fanlight
FIGURE A FIGURE B
Elastic joint
MAX
30 55
12
A B A
Elastic joint Element assembly
Frame is supported at side jamb on
A the composite rebate of the fanlight.
If chocks are used above the sliding door's mullion, the chocks must
B not be placed further in front than the wooden frame's fanlight (see
figure B).
If chocks are used above the mullion, the top part must be mounted in a
supporting construction.
!
Connection between fanlight and sliding door
The fanlight is fitted from the factory with frame reinforcements 4x92 mm in full length. When mounting the
fanlight with the sliding door, no permanent chocks must be used.
N.B.: Always check after installation that the door both runs and closes properly.
107.2 Sliding door, sash
When fitting the sash, it is important that the wheels are placed correctly on the threshold track. If
the wheels aren't placed correctly, the sash might still be able to move (possibly quite bad), but the
door won't fully close.
N.B.: Always check after installation that the door both runs and closes properly.
Proper placement of the wheels is obtained as follows:
FIGURE A FIGURE B
GENERAL:
§ The sash is lifted into place so that the wheels land in the centre of the track.
When the wheels are placed above the track, the wheels are released
automatically.
§ Install top brackets and check that the door is running and closing properly. See
Figure A & B on page 13, guide pins are adjusted after installation!
§ Covers and more are installed. Caps can first be installed when the door is
installed and the function checked.
FIGURE A:
§ The wheels on the sash are pushed towards the inside
FIGURE B:
§ The wheels are locked in this position by pressing the small pawl, up into the
wheelhouse.
117.3 Sliding door, adjustment & troubleshooting
In order to achieve proper operation and a sliding door that's easy to operate, it is important that the
door is correctly mounted and adjusted. The following 3 points should be checked first if the function is
not as desired:
§ The sill/rail must be 100% horizontal and fully supported directly below the roller track. A high sill is
supported per 400 mm.
§ The black plastic buds on the hooks must hit the striking plate at the same time, top and bottom
§ The wheels below the casement must be directly on top of the roller track.
If these 3 points are not followed, the sliding door will not work properly.
FIGURE A FIGURE B FIGURE D
FIGURE C FIGURE E
Risk of injury or death may occur due to
incorrectly adjusted guide-pins.
FIGURE F
ADJUSTING THE HANDLE:
§ The guide-pins must be properly engaged in the guide-groove. If it is necessary to adjust the height
of the handlebar--top or bottom-- it can be done with a narrow 11 mm wrench.
FIGURE A:
§ Adjustment +3mm/-2 mm.
FIGURE B:
§ If the maximum adjustment values are exceeded, it can lead to overloading.
FIGURE C:
§ Adjustment +3mm/-2 mm.
ADJUSTING THE CENTRE CLOSING POINT:
§ If the door is provided with a centre closing point, it can be adjusted in both regarding height and
compression.
FIGURE D & E:
§ The roller at the centre closing point is conical and the compression can be adjusted with a 4 mm hex
key.
FIGURE F:
§ If the roller does not engage with the casement's closing part, the height of the roller can be ajusted
with a small flat screwdriver.
128 Front doors & Panelled doors
Frame is supported at side jamb & vertical posts.
The support must be at least 100 mm long and placed from the outside frame side and inwards. The
element must be installed completely straight, both vertically and horizontally, and the distance between
the mounting points must not exceed 900 mm.
IMPORTANT: Mortar joints can damage the aluminium that's in the frame and casement.
Damages like these are not covered by the product warranty.
FIGURE A FIGURE B FIGURE C FIGURE D FIGURE E FIGURE F
OUTWARD INWARD
SUBJECT 6 EXPLANATION 6 N.B. 6 REFERENCE 6
FIXED FIELD ONLY, IF GLASS IS
HIDDEN MOUNTING SEE FIGURE A
DELIVERED UNMOUNTED
VISIBLE MOUNTING - SEE FIGURE B
FIGURE H
FIGURE G
GENERAL:
§ The composite rebate part is the load-bearing part for all fittings.
§ It is therefore IMPORTANT that fasteners and other fittings mounted on the frame are
secured with permanent chocks.
§ Closing points also have permanent chocks fitted, to prevent burglary. FIGURE J
§ Labels, small cork panels and protection foil must be removed immediately after installation. FIGURE I
§ Elements should always be fitted with 12 mm joints.
FIGURE A & D:
§ Panelled door. Install as Kastrup Energy windows.
FIGURE B & E:
§ Alufrontline door. Install as Kastrup Energy windows.
FIGURE C & F:
§ Front doors. Install as Kastrup Energy windows.
FIGURE G & I:
§ Outward opening front/panelled doors, available in 60 & 76 mm
FIGURE H & J:
§ Inward opening front/panelled doors, available in 60 & 76 mm
139 Coupling details
Elements must always be fitted with 10-12 mm joints.
The support must be at least 100 mm long and placed from the outside frame side and inwards. The
element must be installed completely straight, both vertically and horizontally, and the distance between
the mounting points must not exceed 900 mm.
The illustrations (A-D) are indicative, the principle applies to windows, doors--inward and outward
elements. Sliding doors may differ.
Elastic joint!
FIGURE A FIGURE B FIGURE C
SUBJECT 6 EXPLANATION 6 N.B. 6 REFERENCE 6
FIXED FIELD ONLY, IF GLASS IS DELIVERED
HIDDEN MOUNTING SEE FIGURE A
UNMOUNTED
VISIBLE MOUNTING - SEE FIGURE B
FIGURE D
FIGURE E
GENERAL:
§ The composite rebate part is the load-bearing part for all fittings.
§ It is therefore IMPORTANT that fasteners and other fittings mounted on the frame are
secured with permanent chocks.
§ Closing points also have permanent chocks fitted, to prevent burglary.
§ Labels, small cork panels and protection foil must be removed immediately after
installation.
§ Elements should always be fitted with 12 mm joints.
FIGURE A:
§ Inward opening doors with sidelight.
FIGURE B:
Attention
§ Outward opening doors with sidelight
Attention
FIGURE C:
§ Sliding door with sidelight.
FIGURE D & E:
§ D: Openable fanlight.
§ E: Fixed fanlight.
§ It is recommended to always use elastic rubber joints in both horizontal and vertical
element joints. However, expanding sealant tape can be used in top and side rebates.
§ With INVI expanding sealant tape can be used in vertical and horizontal joints.
§ When mounting the fanlight with the sliding door, no permanent chocks must be used.
See page 10 (7.1Sliding door, fanlight)
149.1 Coupling details, (INVI)
Elements must always be fitted with 12 mm joints.
The support must be at least 100 mm long and placed from the outside frame side and inwards. The
element must be installed completely straight, both vertically and horizontally, and the distance between
the mounting points must not exceed 900 mm.
Kastrup does not recommend coupling INVI on Kastrup Energy windows and doors.
The illustrations (A-D) are indicative, the principle applies to windows, doors--inward and outward
elements. Sliding doors may differ.
FIGURE A FIGURE B FIGURE C
SUBJECT 6 EXPLANATION 6 N.B. 6 REFERENCE 6
FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS FROM
SEALANT TAPE SEE FIGURE A/B/C
MANUFACTURER
HIDDEN MOUNTING ONLY POSSIBLE FOR AREAS THAT CAN OPEN SEE FIGURE A
VISIBLE MOUNTING - SEE FIGURE B
FILLER STRIP DO NOT REMOVE SEE FIGURE B
FIGURE D FIGURE E
GENERAL:
§ The composite rebate part is the load-bearing part for all fittings.
§ It is therefore IMPORTANT that fasteners and other fittings mounted on the frame
are secured with permanent chocks.
§ Closing points also have permanent chocks fitted, to prevent burglary.
§ Labels, small cork panels and protection foil must be removed immediately after
installation.
§ Elements should always be fitted with 12 mm joints.
FIGURE A:
§ Horizontal section drawing of the combined installation between inward opening
door and INVI
FIGURE B:
§ Horizontal section drawing of the combined installation between outward opening
door and INVI
FIGURE C:
§ Horizontal section drawing of the combined installation between sliding door and
INVI.
FIGURE D:
§ Vertical section drawing of the combined installation between outward opening
door and INVI
FIGURE E:
§ Vertical section drawing of the combined installation between inward opening door
and INVI
1510 Frame Reinforcement
IMPORTANT: Frame reinforcement does not come as standard, but must be purchased.
The frame reinforcement always follows the width of the frame. For large elements where the lengths
are larger than 2.2 m (only on sides above 2.2 m), frame reinforcement fittings are always mounted.
FIGURE A 125 FIGURE B 125 FIGURE C 125
200
300 200
> 2,2 m
140
140
Center Jamb Center Jamb > 2,4 m Center Jamb
FRAME REINFORCEMENT PROFILES LENGTH6 FRAME DEPTH6 REFERENCE6
92 mm 120 mm SEE FIGURE D
112 mm 140 mm SEE FIGURE E
132 mm 160,180,200,220,240 mm SEE FIGURE F
FIGURE F
FIGURE E
FIGURE D
GENERAL:
§ The composite rebate part is the load-bearing part for all fittings. It is therefore important that
fasteners and other fittings mounted on the frame are secured with permanent chocks. Closing points
also have permanent chocks fitted, to prevent burglary.
§ If the above mentioned conditions are NOT possible, frame reinforcement profiles can be installed. It
160
is then important to screw so that the frame is ''firm mounted'' through the frame reinforcement
against the wall.
140
§ Doors and side hung windows have permanent chocking and are screwed through the reinforcement
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profiles next to the hinges. Fixed window sill has permanent chocking directly under the reinforcement
bracket, throughout the entire length of the bracket. For larger elements, support brackets have to be
mounted
FIGURE A:
§ Areas with doors
FIGURE B:
§ Areas with fixed fields
FIGURE C:
§ Areas with windows
FIGURE D E F:
§ 120,140,160 mm frame depth
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