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Product Manual Section 15Thermal Sliding Folding Door - Fabrication

Manual Version 24.0.1

© Kestrel Aluminium Systems Thermal Sliding Folding Door

Section 15 Contents

Due to our policy of continued improvement Kestrel

Aluminium Systems reserve the right to alter details and

specifications without prior notice.

15.01.00

Sheet 1 01.11.14

Section 15.01 – Fabrication - Cutting 15.01.01 sheet 1 Guidelines for cutting and prepping

15.01.02 sheet 1 Square cutting of outer frames KAS730, KAS731 and KAS739

15.01.03 sheet 1 Mitre cutting of door leaf section KAS732. Square cutting additional sections

15.01.03 sheet 2 Mitre cutting of door leaf section KAS7321. Square cutting additional sections

15.01.04 sheet 1 Square cutting of glazing beads KAS633 and KAS635

15.01.04 sheet 2 Mitre cutting of glazing beads KAS634 and KAS636

Section 15.02 – Bar preparation – Drain slots 15.02.01 sheet 1 KAS730 drain slot options

15.02.01 sheet 2 KAS739 drain slot options. KAS732 drain slot options.

Section 15.03 – Bar preparation – Hardware 15.03.01 sheet 1 Parts list and location

15.03.01 sheet 2 Hole preparation for KAS539-CGB (Centre Gear Box)

15.03.01 sheet 3 Slot preparation for KAS537-SBG (Shoot Bolt Guide) in top/bottom rails

15.03.01 sheet 4 Details of KAS539-SBR (Shoot Bolt Rod) upper and lower lengths

15.03.01 sheet 5 Narrow Profile Slave leaf Shoot Bolt

15.03.01 sheet 6 Narrow Profile Lave Leaf Shoot Bolt Guide

15.03.01 sheet 7 KAS539-POH Pop out handle preperation

15.03.02 sheet 1w Preparation of 2 Hook Latch Lock in single door with KAS730 track

15.03.03 sheet 1w Preparation of 2 Hook Latch Lock in single door with KAS739 track

15.03.04 sheet 1w Preparation of 2 Hook Latch Lock in double door with KAS730 track

15.03.05 sheet 1w Preparation of 2 Hook Latch Lock in double door with KAS739 track

15.03.06 sheet 1w Head and cill keeps – double door slave shoot bolts

15.03.06 sheet 2 Narrow Profile Head and Cill Keeps for Slave Door

15.03.07 sheet 1 Winkhaus lock preparations – Single tall door with KAS730 bottom track

15.03.08 sheet 1 Winkhaus lock preparations – Single tall door with KAS739 bottom track

15.03.09 sheet 1 Winkhaus lock preparations – Double tall door with KAS730 bottom track

15.03.10 sheet 1 Trickle vent KAS231 (375mm)

15.03.11 sheet 1 Narrow Profile Lock Preparation KAS730 bottom track

15.03.12 sheet 2 Narrow Profile Lock Preparation KAS739 bottom track

15.03.13 sheet 1 Narrow Profile Lock Preparation Double Door KAS730 bottom track

15.03.14 sheet 1 Narrow Profile Lock Preparation Double Door KAS739 bottom track

15.03.15 sheet 1 KAS5381 Security Handle Prep

15.03.16 sheet 1 Narrow Profile Lock Preparation Double Door Master Leaf & Keep

15.03.16 sheet 2 Narrow Profile Lock Preparation Double Door Slave Leaf

Section 15.04 – Bar preparation – wool-pile/brush carriers 15.04.01 sheet 1 Preparation and fabrication of KAS738 wool-pile carrier lock meeting stiles

15.04.01 sheet 2 Preparation and fabrication of KAS738 wool-pile carrier hinge meeting stiles

15.04.02 sheet 1 Preparation and fabrication of KAS737 brush carrier lock meeting stiles

15.04.02 sheet 2 Preparation and fabrication of KAS737 brush carrier hinge meeting stiles

Section 15.05 – Bar preparation – Door leaf corner cleats 15.05.01 sheet 1 Preparation and fabrication of KAS227-DOOR corner cleats

15.05.01 sheet 2 Narrow Profile Preparation of KAS227-01 Corner Cleats

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Section 15 Contents




15.01.00

Sheet 2 01.11.14

15.05.01 sheet 3 Narrow Profile Preparation for corner cut out

Section 15.06 – Bar preparation – Bottom Track roller access slot 15.06.01 sheet 1 Preparation of access slot – optional detail

Section 15.07 – Bar preparation – 4 panel one way door type 15.07.01 sheet 1 Locking Jamb detail – lock and roller positions

15.07.01 sheet 2 Lock prep for KAS504.P.H hook dead lock

15.07.01 sheet 3 Bottom roller position

15.07.01 sheet 4 Top guide position

15.07.01 sheet 5 KAS733 preparation when using KAS739 flush track

15.07.01 sheet 6 KAS743 and KAS744 at lock end – roller detail

15.07.01 sheet 7 KAS743 and KAS744 at lock end – Lock detail

Section 15.08 – Assembly 15.08.01 sheet 1 Assembly of outer frame KAS730 at head and cill

15.08.01 sheet 2 Assembly of outer frame KAS730 at head and KAS739 at cill

Section 15.08 – Assembly 15.08.02 sheet 1 Assembly of door leaf – typical corner

15.08.02 sheet 2 Assembly of door leaf – typical corner with slave door gear box KAS539-CGB

15.08.03 sheet 1 Assembly of door and jamb rebates KAS735 and KAS736

15.08.04 sheet 1 Assembly of KAS60 rebate

15.08.04 sheet 2 Assembly of KAS537.MAG – panel catches

15.08.04 sheet 3 Assembly of KAS537.MAG – panel catches

Section 15.09 – Installation

15.09.01 sheet 1 Assembly on site – fixing options outer frame – install 1st leaf

15.09.01 sheet 2 Assembly on site – install 2nd leaf

15.09.01 sheet 3 Assembly on site – install Traffic leaf

15.09.01 sheet 4 Assembly on site – Glazing

15.09.01 sheet 5 Assembly on site – Operation of doors

15.09.01 sheet 6 Assembly on site – Locking off hinges

15.09.01 sheet 7 General care and maintenance

Section 15.10 – Trickle vent option 15.10.01 sheet 1 Trickle vent option for KAS231 (375mm)

Section 15.11 – KAS743 and KAS744 adjustable jamb 15.11.01 sheet 1 Two Part Jamb – Track preparation – KAS730 & KAS739

15.11.02 sheet 1 Two Part Jamb – Setting out and adjustments

Warranty information Bottom rollers/Top guides/Hinges/D Handle hinge

Main Locking (2 hook and centre latch/bolt) Pages 4 - 12

Shoot bolt gear box (intermediate leafs) Page 13

Thermal Sliding Folding Door System

KESTRELALUMINIUM SYSTEMS

15.01.0101.10.13Sheet 1

Kestrel Aluminium Systems©

Due to our policy of continued improvement Kestrel Aluminium Systems reserve the right to alter details and specifications without prior notice.

Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Guidelines for cutting and prepping

General guidelines for cutting and bar preparation:

For further reading on cutting, preparation and workmanship please refer to BS 8118: Part 2: 1991.

Storage and transportation:

Store aluminium in a dry place, clear of the ground. Avoid contact with other metals and with materials such as cement and damp timber.

Protect aluminium extrusion surfaces with low tack removable tapes while danger of damage exists. Pack aluminium during transportation to avoid mechanical damage, abrasion and contact by agents liable to cause surface corrosion or staining.

Fabrication tolerance:

See corresponding sheets for each section type

Marking out:

Fine scribing lines must not be used on critically stressed ares of thin material. Where subsequent welding is involved paint, chalk, graphite or other marking materials likely to contaminate must not be used.

Cutting:

Cutting can be by circular saw or band saw and both must have a tooth form and pitch to suite the thickness of the material to be cut. Cut edges should be smooth, square and free from burrs, distortion and other irregularities. Care must be taken to avoid the use of tools contaminated by other metals, particulary copper or brass. Great care must be taken when working with mitred end cuts to avoid impact damage to ends (ideally bars should not be stored or transported vertically without corner protection).

Drilling, punching and preparation:

Holes can be made by either drilling, drilling and reaming or by punching. Drill holes should be smooth and free from burrs, distortion and other irregularities. Drainage slots must be of the correct diameter and length and positioned correctly. At all times prepared bars should be free from general debris and cutting/drilling swarf.

Assembly:

All joint surfaces should be free of dirt,grease and cutting/drilling debris. All joints shall be sealed against the entry of water by use of a high quality silicone sealant. NB Small gap joint sealant is NOT to be used on painted material - only anodised or mill finish profile. Be careful not to handle or transport frames in such a way as to disturb or open joints by excessive movement or bending of frames etc.



15.01.0201.10.13Sheet 1



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - cutting outer frames

45

Width (o/a - 70.00mm)KAS730

KAS731

35

Height

90°

90°

Width (o/a - 70.00mm)

27

KAS739



15.01.0301.10.13Sheet 1



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Door leafs

KAS732

Door leaf size (W or H)

NB - Ensure width sizes are cut accurately to ensure correct door leaf setting out.

Tolerance on O/A width

= +0.00mm -0.25mm (cut and assembled)

70

45°

Other sections are typically square cut - follow V6 cutting data as necessary

KAS733

KAS735 KAS736

KAS737



15.01.0308.01.19Sheet 2



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Door leafs Narrow Profile

KAS7321

Door leaf size (W or H)

NB - Ensure width sizes are cut accurately to ensure correct door leaf setting out.

Tolerance on O/A width

= +0.00mm -0.25mm (cut and assembled)

55

45°

Other sections are typically square cut - All cut to door leaf height.

KAS7405

KAS7351

KAS7413 - PVC

KAS7414 - PVC



15.01.0401.10.13Sheet 1



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Glazing beads

KAS635

Glazing beads mastered as above

Run horizontal beads full width unless there is a specific reason otherwise

KAS633

Horzontal beads square cut and run through full width

Vertical beads square cut between as shown

Vert

ical

bea

d

Horizontal bead

20

KAS633/KAS63524

Use KAS633 for 24mm nominal glazing thickness


28

20

17.5

13.5

KAS282

KAS282



15.01.0401.10.13Sheet 2



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Glazing beads

Horizontal bead

KAS634/KAS63624



28

17.5

13.5

60°

KAS636

Glazing beads mastered as above

Run horizontal beads full width unless there is a specific reason otherwise

Allow extra clearance at ends of vertical beads to help the rotation of the section before clipping in place

13

20

60°

Horzontal beads square cut and run through full width

Vertical beads mitre cut as shown

Vert

ical

bea

d

KAS634

11

20

KAS282

KAS282



15.02.0101.10.13Sheet 1



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Bar preparation

22.5 6

70

Out

side

Insi

de

KAS730 Track

Drain prep underneath track

6mmØ x 30mm long slot minimum at 600mm centres as shown. Set first slot 50mm in from each end.

70

Out

side

22.5 6

KAS730 Track

Drain prep underneath track to front

See drg 14.04.03_4 as example


Insi

de

5


70

Out

side KAS730 Track

Drain prep - Face drainage


Insi

de

96



15.02.0101.10.13Sheet 2



Scale 1.1


70O

utsi

de

Insi

de

KAS739 Track (Anodised Finish)

Drain prep underneath track



3

6


KAS732 Door bottom rail

Assumes beads are to theinternal side as default option

6mmØ x 30mm long slot minimum

Set first slot 150mm in from each end of door rail

27 6

Out

side

Insi

de



15.03.0101.10.13Sheet 1




Slave door shoot bolt

1200

Slave door handle comprises of the following parts;

KAS539-CGB (Centre gear box) - Check handing to ensure handle turns towards the glass unit to unlock upwards

KAS539-SH (Slave handle) - Check location of side key is on the glass unit side of the handle

KAS539-SBR (Shoot bolt rod) - 2 x 1200mm long M8 all thread rods - cut to required length

KAS539-SBE (Shoot bolt end) - 2 required

KAS537- SBG (Shoot bolt guide) - 2 required

Centre of spindle set at 1200mm from underside of door leaf. This dimension can be varied if required.

See sheet 2 and sheet 3 for bar preparation details

1039

Elevation viewed from INSIDE



15.03.0101.10.13Sheet 2



Scale 1.1



KAS732 Door stile


1200

mm

from

U/S

ide

of d

oor l

eaf

26

4321

.5

B

A

∅10

∅10

∅12

∅16

A + B

A + B

B

A 7

KAS732 Door stile

Set out and drill accurately

10mm Ø holes at 43mm centres through faces A + B to accept M5 x 50mm csk machine screws used to pick up on gear box tapped fixing holes

12mm Ø hole on centre line through face B to accept 7mm square handle spindle

16mm Ø hole on centre line through face A to clear handle back plate and split pin etc.

70

26



15.03.0101.10.13Sheet 3



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Bar preparationIntermediate door shoot bolt

KAS732 Door rail


+/- 2.00mm adjustmentShoot bolt guide

KAS537-SBG

NB - Make sure adjustment screw faces to the outside !

KA

S494

.16

KAS539-SBE (un-locked position)

Route slot as shown in corresponding ends of top and bottom rails

18mm x 14mm

Drill 2 x 2.5mm Ø pilot holes for KAS494.16 polyamide screws

All sizes and pilot holes on section centre line

18

15.5

14326.

5

70

KAS537-SBG or KAS537-SBGF

2

∅2.5

KAS537-SBGF

Top/bottom shoot bolt guide with fixed centre - alternative fitting to above item



15.03.0111.02.16Sheet 4



Scale 1.2


Intermediate door shoot bolt - KAS539-SBR - Rod lengths

120

0mm

3

3939

O/A

Do

or

leaf

hei

gh

t

3

Up

per

ro

d l

eng

thL

ow

er r

od

len

gth

= 1

158m

m

KAS539-CGB

KAS539-SBE

KAS539-SBE

KAS539-SBR

KAS539-SBR

43

Allow shoot bolt end to project 2mm above door height

Allow shoot bolt end to project 2mm below door height

2626

6060

130

Fo

r K

AS

730

bo

tto

m T

rack

on

ly

AD

D 1

2mm

fo

r K

AS

739

bo

tto

m T

rack

M5

5555

Drill a pilot hole of around 5mm through the entirety of the bullet, and a 7mm hole through the top around 10mm deep and ensure all of the thread is fully inserted and tightened into the bullet to conform to PAS24 specification.

Drill a pilot hole of around 5mm through the entirety of the bullet, and a 7mm hole through the top around 10mm deep and ensure all of the thread is fully inserted and tightened into the bullet to conform to PAS24 specification.

Rev 22.11.19

Sliding Folding Door System - Narrow Stile


15.03.01Sheet 5



Scale 1.1



KAS7321 Door stile


1200

mm

fro

m U

/Sid

e o

f d

oo

r le

af

43

21.5

B

A

Ø10

Ø10

Ø12

A + B

A + B

B

7

KAS7321 Door stile

Set out and drill accurately

10mm Ø holes at 43mm centres through faces A + B to accept M5 x 50mm csk machine screws used to pick up on gear box tapped fixing holes

12mm Ø hole on centre line through face B to accept 7mm square handle spindle

19mm Ø hole on centre line through face A to clear handle back plate and split pin etc.

55

22

22

A

Ø19



15.03.0101.10.17Sheet 6



Scale 1.1


Slave door shoot bolt Guide KAS537 SBGS55 K

AS494.31

KAS636

KAS2301

Inside

KAS7321

KAS636

KAS539-S

H19

Outside

For open out doors position offset hole towards the outer face to provide compression when shoot bolt is engaged.For inward opening doors position offset hole to inner face.

22



15.03.0101.10.17Sheet 7



Scale 1.2


Pop Out Handle

B

A

7

55

22

19.5

Btm

of

leaf

to

sp

ind

le c

entr

e to

su

it f

abri

cato

r26

21.5

B

A

Ø12

A + B

A + B

C

70

26

6

19

Ø6

C

19

Ø6

Ø12

Btm

of

leaf

to

sp

ind

le c

entr

e to

su

it f

abri

cato

r

21.5

Ø12

A + B

A + B

C6

18

Ø6

148

C16

3

163

148

Ø12

Ø3.2

Ø3.

2

18

KAS538-CGB

Remove plastic packers that come with KAS538-CGB and fit packer that comes with Pop out handle on handle side.

Remove plastic packer that comes with KAS538-CGB and replace with packer that comes with Pop out handle on handle side.

148mm long slot to be routed through skins A & B of profile. Note with slim profile KAS7231 slot is slightly narrower to avoid routing internal web unnecessarily.

737

KAS538-JCKL or KAS538-JCKR

720

KAS538-J2HLL or KAS538-J2HLR

KAS538-LST

1616

200130


1039


27.5

140

KAS538-JFKS

KA

S730

51

45


9725

753

770

95 16

30

75 16

Single Doors - Sash130

16

27.5

Trim top/bottom off lock forend as necessary

70 35

15.03.02Scale 1.8

Sheet 1W 01.10.13

Single door - Minimum DOOR LEAF height = 1890mm

Single Doors - Frame

Trim top/bottom off keep forends as necessary

Winkhaus lock preparations - Single door with KAS730 bottom Track

95

KAS538-JFKS

KAS732

16

KAS731

Sliding Folding Door

75

758238

20

3 @ ∅

12

Route carrier andboth polyamides.

Route carrier andfirst polyamide.

Lock rebate routing legend with an 8mm router.


737

KAS538-J2HLL or KAS538-J2HLR

KAS538-LST

720

200

16 16

130

1039



27.5

140

KAS538-JFKS

KA

S739

45

27

© Kestrel Aluminium Systems

2597

753

770

1695

30

75 16


16

27.5


70

35

15.03.03Scale 1.8

Sheet 1W 01.10.13




Single Doors - Frame95

KAS538-JFKS

KAS732

16

KAS731


75

75

3 @ ∅

1220

8238




380

KAS538-LST

575

KAS538-SDLL or KAS538-SDLR

KAS538-LST

575

KAS538-S2HLL or KAS538-S2HLR

1616


1039

ALUMINIUM SYSTEMSKESTREL

130

140

200

KAS538-SDSB175

1039

6

165

51


KA

S730

Cut shoot bolt forend length as necessary, ensure bolt is fully retracted prior to cutting.

755

770

1685

30

200 16

140

16


35

130

27.5

15.03.04Scale 1.8

Sheet 1W 01.10.13

Double doors - MasterSHORT lock type

KAS538-SDSB372 or KAS538-SDSB175

35

Winkhaus lock preparations - Double door with KAS730 bottom Track

27.5

1695 1685

KAS538-SDSBEXT if required

Double doors - Slave


Double door - Minimum DOOR LEAF height = 1890mm

75

75

3 @ ∅

12

20

8238

3 @ ∅

12

20

8238

30



Route carriernibs only.



15

Cut lock rebate toallow lock shootclearance.

20 3520


27.5


KAS538-LST

380575

KAS538-LST

KAS538-S2HLL or KAS538-S2HLR

575

1616



130 200

KAS538-SDSB175

1039

17.6

45


KA

S739

755

770

1685

30

200

30

16

16


35

130

27.5

15.03.05Scale 1.8

Sheet 1W 01.10.13

Double doors - MasterSHORT lock type


Double door - Minimum DOOR LEAF height = 1890mm


3527.5

1695 1685

KAS538-SDSBEXT if required



140 75

140 751039

3 @ ∅

12

20

8238

3 @ ∅

12

20

8238






35

20

175

15 20



27.5

10

185

KAS730

Sliding Folding Door Track - KAS730KESTRELALUMINIUM SYSTEMS

KAS732

KAS732

KAS7375.86

17.6

KAS538-SBKHKAS739

KAS538-SBGSP

KAS732

KAS732

Scale 1.1

KAS538-SBKT

Sliding Folding Door Track - KAS739


KAS494.45

KAS538-SBGSX

KAS538-SBGSP

Winkhaus lock preparations - Head and Cill - KeepsSliding Folding Door Head

KAS730


KAS538-SBGSP

KAS538-SBKH

Sliding Folding Door Head

KAS730


KAS494.16

KAS494.31

KAS494.25

KAS538-SBGSP

KAS538-SBKH

15.03.06Sheet 1W 01.10.13

KAS60

KAS60

KAS60

KAS494.45 KAS494.45

KAS494.45

13

6

KAS730

Sliding Folding Door Track - KAS730KESTRELALUMINIUM SYSTEMS

KAS7321

KAS7321

KAS737

4

18

KAS538-SBKH Modified as above.KAS739

KAS7321

Scale 1.1

KAS538-SBKT Modified as above

Sliding Folding Door Track - KAS739


KAS494.45

KAS538-SBGSX

KAS538-SBGSP

Winkhaus lock preparations - Head and Cill - KeepsSliding Folding Door Head

KAS730


KAS538-SBKH Modified as below.

Sliding Folding Door Head

KAS730

Sliding Folding Door - Narrow Stile

KAS538-SBKH modified as below

15.03.06Sheet 2 01.10.17

KAS494.45 KAS494.45

KAS494.45

KAS7321

Drill Ø12mm forshoot bolt

Drill Ø12mm forshoot bolt

KAS538-SBKH KAS538-SBKT






15.03.07

Scale 1.8

Sheet 1 18.01.17

Single tall door - Minimum DOOR LEAF height = 2300mm

Winkhaus lock preparations - Single tall door with KAS730 bottom Track



Route carrier and

first polyamide.


590


574

KAS538-TDL

KAS538-LST

16

200

140

KAS538-JFKS

KA

S730

51

45

97

25

753

770

95 16

30

75 16


16

Trim bottom off lock extension & shotbolt

forends as necessary

70

35


95

KAS538-JFKS

KAS732

16

KAS731

75

75

8238

20

3 @

Ø12

26.5

26.5

1039

Crop forend to 730

KAS538-MRM KAS538-SDSBEXTKAS538-SDSB175

KAS538-SDSB372

450 175

372

125

16

85

16

or

315

Trim bottom of forend by 145mm

See Page 14.03.05 for lock components according to door height







15.03.08

Scale 1.8

Sheet 1 18.01.17

Single tall door - Minimum DOOR LEAF height = 2300mm

Winkhaus lock preparations - Single tall door with KAS739 bottom Track





590


574

KAS538-TDL

KAS538-LST

16

200

140

KAS538-JFKS

KA

S7

39

45

27

97

25

753

770

95 16

30

75 16


16

Trim bottom off lock extension & shotbolt forends as necessary

70

35


95

KAS538-JFKS

KAS732

16

KAS731

75

75

8238

20

3 @

Ø12

26

.5

26

.5

1039

Crop forend to 730


KAS538-SDSB372

450 175

372

125

16

85

16

or

315





Aluminium Systems reserve the right to alter details and specifications without prior notice.ALUMINIUM SYSTEMS

KESTREL


15.03.09

Scale 1.8

Sheet 1 19.01.17

Winkhaus lock preparations - Double door with KAS730 bottom TrackSliding Folding Door

Double tall door - Minimum DOOR LEAF height = 2300mm






574

KAS538-TDL

KAS538-LST

16

200

140

51

770

30

Double Doors - Sash

125

16

Trim bottom off lock extension & shotbolt

forends as necessary

70

35

KAS732

75

8238

20

3 @

Ø12

26

.5

1039

Crop forend to 730


KAS538-SDSB372

450 175

372

125

16

85

16

or

315

380

KAS538-LST

575


KAS538-SDSB175

6

KA

S7

30

Cut shoot bolt forend length as necessary,

ensure bolt is fully retracted prior to cutting.

755

1685 200 16

140


26

.5

1695 1685

Double doors - Slave75

3 @

Ø12

20

8238

30



15


20 35

20


1040

1039

26

.5



specifications without prior notice.ALUMINIUM SYSTEMS

KESTREL


15.03.10

Scale 1.8

Sheet 1 19.01.17



Double tall door - Minimum DOOR LEAF height = 2300mm






574

KAS538-TDL

KAS538-LST

16

200

140

45

770

30

Double Doors - Sash

125

16

Trim bottom off lock extension & shotbolt forends as necessary

70

35

KAS732

75

8238

20

3 @

Ø12

26.5

1039

Crop forend to 730


KAS538-SDSB372

450 175

372

125

16

85

16

or

315

380

KAS538-LST


KAS538-SDSB175

17.6

165 Cut shoot bolt forend length as necessary,


1685 200 16

140


26.5

1695 1685

Double doors - Slave75

3 @

Ø12

20

8238

30



15


20 35

20


1050

1039

26.5

KA

S739

755 575

Trim Forend 10mm

737


720

KAS538-SDL

KAS538-LST

1616

200130


1039


140

KAS538-JFKS

KA

S730

51

45


97

25

753

770

95 16

30

75 16

Single Doors - Sash

130

16


70 28

15.03.11Scale 1.8

Sheet 1 01.10.17




Winkhaus lock preparations - Single door Narrow Stile Profile with KAS730 bottom Track

95

KAS538-JFKS

KAS732

16

KAS731


75

75

8238

20

3 @

Ø12




KAS494.31

Single door - Maximum DOOR LEAF height = 2300mm

KA

S49

4.31

2020

Note:In order to achieve door height 1695mm, bottom of lock needs to be cropped by 180mm and handle height lowered to 870mm.Min door height with handle at 1050mm = 1875mm


737

KAS538-SDL

KAS538-LST

720

200

16 16

130

1039



140

KAS538-JFKS

KA

S739

45

27


25

97

753

770

1695

30

75 16

Single Doors - Sash

130

16


15.03.12Scale 1.8

Sheet 1 01.10.17




95

KAS538-JFKS

KAS732

16

KAS731


75

75

3 @

Ø12

208238




KAS494.31

Single door - Minimum DOOR LEAF height = 1695mmSingle door - Maximum DOOR LEAF height = 2300mm

70 28

KA

S49

4.31

2020

Note:In order to achieve door height 1695mm, bottom of lock needs to be cropped by 180mm and handle height lowered to 870mm.Min door height with handle at 1050mm = 1875mm

737

KAS539-SH

Due to our policy of continued improvement Kestrel Aluminium Systems reserve the right to alter details and specifications without prior notice.ALUMINIUM SYSTEMS

KESTREL

6


KA

S730

755

1685 200 16

15.03.13Scale 1.8

Sheet 1 01.10.17

Double doors - Master


1695



30





15


20 3520


Double door - Maximum DOOR LEAF height = 2300mmDouble door - Minimum DOOR LEAF height = 1695mm

3722

720

KAS538-SDL

KAS538-LST

1616

200130

1039

140

51

770

30Single Doors - Sash

130

16


70 28

KAS732

75

8238

20

3 @

Ø12

KAS494.31

KA

S49

4.31

2020

KAS538-JCKL or KAS538-JCKRKAS538-JFKS KAS538-JFKS


See sheet 15.03.01 sheet 5



17.6


KA

S739

15.03.14Scale 1.8

Sheet 1 01.10.17

Winkhaus lock preparations - Double door with KAS739 bottom TrackSliding Folding Door - Narrow Stile





Double door - Maximum DOOR LEAF height = 2300mmDouble door - Minimum DOOR LEAF height = 1695mm

737

755

1685 200 16

Double doors - Master

1695


30

15


20 3520


720

KAS538-SDL

1616

200130

1039

140

51

770

30Single Doors - Sash

130

16


70 28

KAS732

75

8238

20

3 @

Ø12

KAS494.31

KA

S4

94.3

1

2020

KAS538-JCKL or KAS538-JCKRKAS538-JFKS KAS538-JFKS


KAS539-SH

See sheet 15.03.01 sheet 5

KAS538-LST

3722

KAS7321

20

KAS732

26.5

211

7592

38

Ø18

Ø12.5

Ø12.5

R1021

1

7592

38

Ø18

Ø12.5

Ø12.5

R10


Scale 1.2

Sheet 1

15.03.15

© Kestrel Aluminium Systems Sliding/Folding Doors

Security Handle KAS5381/KAS5382

11.05.18


KAS5381.C = ChromeKAS5381.S = Satin SteelKAS5381.W = WhiteKAS5381.B = Black

KAS5382.C = ChromeKAS5382.S = Satin SteelKAS5382.W = WhiteKAS5382.B = Black

Handles without cylinder (Secondary or back door only)

Handles for Cylinder/Cylinder

For KAS5381 varient (no cylinder)discard this prep.

20

8238

131 86

217

16.5

1050

722 665

160160

642 585

19

6

Ø16

Yale Master Lock - KAS542-01

KAS7321

14

71

70 3614

585

641

90

14

90

14

1050

KAS7405

Yale Master Lock Keep - KAS542-03/04

6


Scale 1.4

Sheet 1

15.03.16


Master Lock & Keep Prep Detail Double Door Narrow Profile

07.01.19


16.5

132 83

1050

16.5

8040

20

Ø16

215

16.5

6

Yale Slave Door Lock - KAS542-03/04

Crop KAS542-02 to suit KAS542-05

Shoot bolts KAS542-05 Shoot bolts KAS542-05

200

200


Scale 1.4

Sheet 2

15.03.16


Slave Lock Prep Detail Double Door Narrow Profile

07.01.19


Note:For shootbolt keeps see page 15.03.06 sheet 2



15.04.0101.10.13Sheet 1



Scale 1.2


Line of KAS60 rebate


Fabrication - KAS738 wool -pile carrier

8

18

9

9

3

Notch KAS735/736/740 to allow KAS738 pile carrier to run on as shown

For double door meeting stiles, prep as above

For single door stiles, prep as above

Run KAS465 down to top of KAS730 track

wool pile

Angle cut pile ends to increase overlap



15.04.0101.10.13Sheet 2



Scale 1.2



Fabrication - KAS738 wool -pile carrier

For double door hinge stiles, prep as above

2.5Cut back off KAS466 stile gaskets to allow KAS738 to sit in behind

Cut woolpiles 25-30mm long, cut weather fin and bend through 90° - tuck into KAS466 bubble

At roller or top guide locations - do not use KAS466 gasket - bottom roller - cut woolpile longer to tuck in behind hinge tap plate



15.04.0201.10.13Sheet 1



Scale 1.2

Fabrication - Bar preparationFabrication - KAS737 brush carrier

26

Notch KAS737 to allow KAS735/736 rebates to run to stile length as shown

For double door meeting stiles, mirror prep as above

For single door stiles, prep as above

12.6

Brush

Run KAS465 down to top of KAS739 track

8

26

8

268



15.04.0201.03.15Sheet 2C



Scale 1.2


Fabrication - KAS737 brush carrier

For double door hinge stiles, prep as above

butt brushes thus

Cut back off KAS466 stile gaskets to allow them to run down to top of brushes 10

OPTION 1 - KAS737 square cut as door rail widths + 10mm (5mm/5mm)

KAS739 track

Option 1 - Butt brush carriers and brush on centre line - finish KAS466 here

butt brushes thus

KAS739 track

OPTION 2 - KAS737 square cut as door rail widths

10



15.05.0101.10.13Sheet 1



Scale 1.2

Fabrication - Corner cleats - KAS227-DOOR

36 11

Corner cleat assembly tool

Punch holes A - 8.00mmØ

Toggle on or off slot B - 6.00mmØ x 11.00mm

70

17

24.5

B

70

A

View on Arrow(s)

55

36

8

A

11

B

55 8

AB90°

KAS227-DOOR - 2 per corner

16.4

Mechanical corner assembly

23.9

0337

FUJI

200

0

BREVETTATO

ABK

AS2

30-C

A855

B2

70

24.5

50

KAS230-C - 1 per corner

KAS732

70

KAS732



15.05.0101.10.17Sheet 2



Scale 1.2

Fabrication - Corner cleats - KAS227-01

41 10

Corner cleat assembly tool

Punch holes A - 10.00mmØ

Toggle on or off slot B - 6.00mmØ x 11.00mm

View on Arrow(s)

41

21

10

A

11

B

41 10

AB

90.00°

KAS227-01 - 2 per corner

Mechanical corner assemblyAB

A

1041

B2

55

18.5

38

KAS2301 - 1 per corner

KAS732

70

16.8

14

38

KA

S732

7021 11



15.05.0101.10.17Sheet 3



Scale 1.2

Fabrication - Corner Cut Out

10

10

10

KAS7321 will require the thermal break notching 10mm at roller and top guide positions only to allow the doors to close correctly.

Cut out



15.06.0101.03.15Sheet 2



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Assembly

50

65

32

45.5

35

Bottom Roller access KAS730

If customer wishes to have an access slot for future removal/replacement of bottom roller unit - route access slot as detail.

Prepare at HINGE JAMB only -

Use KAS546 cover plate to conceal aperature once rollersinstalled (Black only)

KAS546

18.11.16Rev A



15.07.0101.03.15Sheet 1C



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Four panel one way door23.5

KAS732 Door stile


1450

KAS733 4 panel door jamb

NB

Door cannot be opened from outside.

KAS504.H 30mm back set HOOK lock case used with 1/2 cylinder

NB

Top guide and bottom rollers only. No intermediate hinges needed

Handed to suite open in/out from left or right

KAS547C-L & KAS547G-LKAS547C-R & KAS547G-RFor KAS730 track KAS547S-L & KAS547G-LKAS547S-R & KAS547G-RFor KAS739 track

KAS733 cut between head and track sections KAS588-LST and

KAS588-LSB

70

30

35mm 1/2 cylinder if flush or40mm 1/2 cylinder if projected through escutcheon

14KAS588-LTP

Line of KAS60 rebate at head/cill

KAS738 Wool-pile carrier with KAS480.14B wool-pile

Half top guide and bottom roller ID - See 14.03.04_2C (730) and 14.03.04_4C (739)

KAS60

KAS60

KAS60 fixing blocksKAS588-60



15.07.0101.10.13Sheet 2



Scale 1.2

Fabrication - Four panel one way door

20.1

∅17.5

∅10.5

47

Route for bar keep15mm w x 66.5mm h4mm corner rad

See also;

Trim Strike KAS 588-LTP

Add 22mm x 3mm notch top and bottom to provide clearance to top guide and bottom rollers

Hook

70 134 70

66.5

Drill 17.5mmØ & 10.5mmØ holes for lock cylinder

Cylinder hole on inside face only

Escutcheons KAS 519 (self adhesive only)

23.519

Route for lock case19mm w x 162mm h2.5mm corner rad

M5 nut inserts spotted through lock case

Use M5 x 19mm long machine screws

31.7

5

162

KAS588-LST

KAS588-LSB KAS588-LSB

KAS588-LST

1450

15

22

3

KA

S58

8-LT

PM5 rivnut <3mm

Cut

out



15.07.0101.03.15Sheet 3C



Scale 1.2


134

1450

70

45K

AS

733

cut

bet

wee

n h

ead

an

d t

rack

sec

tio

ns

KAS588-4PEP

KAS588-4PEP

KAS588-4PEP

KAS730

KAS60 (dotted)


KAS730

Opposite jamb detail as normal - See drg 14.04.05_1 and 2

Seal KAS60 rebate at end

Trim

KA

S60

reb

ate

at h

ead/

cill

KAS60

Adjust floating jamb to provide best fit/clearance to locking door stile once on site

Four or two door sliding one way - Configuration means doors move towards jamb before returning back and beyond to open position. Movement is difference between triangle base and hypotenuse between internal/external hinge centres - smaller the width the greater the difference.



15.07.0101.03.15Sheet 4C



Scale 1.2


134

1450

704

5K

AS

733

cut

bet

wee

n h

ead

an

d t

rack

sec

tio

ns

KAS588-4PEP

KAS588-4PEP

KAS588-4PEP

KAS730

KAS60 (dotted)


Opposite jamb detail as normal - See drg 14.04.05_1 and 2

Seal KAS60 rebate at end

Outside

Adjust floating jamb to provide best fit/clearance to locking door stile once on site

KAS60

Four or two door sliding one way - Configuration means doors move towards jamb before returning back and beyond to open position. Movement is difference between triangle base and hypotenuse between internal/external hinge centres - smaller the width the greater the difference.

Tri

m K

AS

60 r

ebat

e at

hea

d/c

ill



15.07.0101.03.15Sheet 5C



Scale 1.1


Fabrication - Four panel one way door with KAS739 Track70 46

31

KAS733 cut between head and track sections

KAS588-4PEP trimmed down as shown

Route section as detailed to allow bottom roller/top guide to pass into jamb section

KAS739 Track

29

25

46

31

70

KAS732

KAS733

KAS739 Track

KAS733

KAS60



Scale 1.1

8.4

50

10

35

Outside

KAS743 and KAS744 2 part jamb

Inside



70

Typical roller assembly - Single hinge only

14

Sliding Folding Door System

2 Part adjustable jamb - 4 one way - OPEN IN

KAS482.9B

NB

Top guide and bottom rollers only. No intermediate hinges needed

Handed to suite open in/out from left or right

KAS547G-LKAS547G-R

KAS547C-L KAS547S-LKAS547C-R KAS547S-R

Rollers are specific to track typeC = KAS730S = KAS739


Half top guide and bottom roller ID - See 14.03.04_2C & 4C

KAS588-60 and KAS60 rebate - opposite hinge only

86

KAS744

KAS743

KAS732

KAS230-C

18

Sheet 6C

15.07.0101.03.15

Existing 4 panel jamb - KAS733



Scale 1.1

KAS743 and KAS744 2 part jamb


86

50

35

Outside

8.4

50

Inside

New stainless steel strike plate KAS588-LTP

Kestrel Aluminium Systems© Sliding Folding Door System

2 Part adjustable jamb - 4 one way - OPEN IN

15.07.01Sheet 7 01.10.13

14

KAS743

M8 x 20

M8 x 20

KAS744

KAS738 Wool-pile carrier with KAS60 rebate - opposite hinge only


KAS482.9B

50 20

18



15.08.0101.10.13Sheet 1



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Assembly - Outer frame

70 50

9 27

∅5 ∅10

70

45

35

NB Note handing of jamb

Rebate this side


Hinge this side

Fit and seal KAS490D.S and KAS490D.M

4 x No.10 x 11/4" AB stainless steel pozi pan head self tapping screws

At section ends, use Arbosil 1096 silicone to FULLY seal between horizontal and frame jamb


KAS730

KAS731

KAS730



15.08.0101.10.13Sheet 2



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Assembly - Outer frame

70 50

9 27

∅5 ∅10

70

27

35


Rebate this side


Hinge this side

Fit and seal KAS490D.S and KAS490D.M

4 x No.10 x 11/4" AB stainless steel pozi pan head self tapping screws



KAS730

KAS731

KAS739 Track

20



15.08.0201.10.13Sheet 1



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Assembly - Door leaf

BREVETTATO

B

BA

FUJI

200

0

KA

S230

-C

A

KAS537-HTP

KAS537-HTP

NB Install hinge tap plate(s) KAS537-HTP before assembly - ensure hole centres are in line with Vee groove or holes will not match up to the hinges

At section ends, use Arbosil 1096 silicone to FULLY seal corner joints

KAS732

Vee

Vee

Vee

KAS230-C

Drop and push chevron into corner with elliptical grippers retracted. Use 3mm allen key to secure. Tighten up each side equally and in stages.

KA

S227

-DO

OR

(x2)

KA

S230

-C

KAS227-DOOR

Install and ensure buttons spring out. Tighten across corners with 4mm allen key equally and check overall sizes.



15.08.0201.10.13Sheet 2



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Assembly - Door leaf with KAS539-CGB

BREVETTATO

B

BA

FUJI

200

0

KA

S230

-C

A

NB Install slave door gear box complete with M8 rods/rod ends (KAS539-CGB) before assembly - secure via handle with 2 x M5 x 38mm ~(50mm max) csk pozi head stainless steel machine screws

Ensure gearbox is handed the correct way for the operation of the handle!!

At section ends, use Arbosil 1096 silicone to FULLY seal corner joints

KAS732

KAS230-C

Drop and push chevron into corner with elliptical grippers retracted. Use 3mm allen key to secure. Tighten up each side equally and in stages.

KAS227-DOOR (x2)

KA

S230

-C

KAS227-DOOR

Install and ensure buttons spring out. Tighten across corners with 4mm allen key equally and check overall sizes.

KAS537-SBG or KAS537-SBGF

Push

rails

ont

o st

ile

KAS539-SH

26

M8



15.08.0301.10.13Sheet 1



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Assembly - Door locking rebates

Fix rebates with No. 8 x 12.7mm AB stainless steel pozi pan head self tapping screws at nominal 250mm centres.

Drill 4.2mmØ clearance hole and 3.0mmØ pilot hole for No. 8 self tapping screw. Drill on section Vee grooves.

Avoid door corner cleat spring buttons on door leaf corners - First hole in - set at 80mm in from end of rebates

Screw heads hidden by KAS740/KAS465

Door locking rebates KAS735 and KAS736



15.08.0401.10.13Sheet 1



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Assembly - KAS60 rebate

Fix KAS60 rebates with No. 6 x 12.7mm AB stainless steel pozi csk head self tapping screws at nominal 250mm centres.

Drill 3.6mmØ clearance hole (CSK) and 2.5mmØ pilot hole for No. 6 self tapping screw. Drill on section Vee grooves.

First hole in - set at approx 50mm in from end of rebates

KAS60

KAS60

KA

S60

KA

S60

Fit KAS482.9B woolpile into KAS60 before fitting to head and cill sections

At section ends, use Arbosil 1096 silicone to FULLY seal joints at jambs



15.08.0401.10.13Sheet 2



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Assembly - KAS537-MAG

adjust to suit depth of handle &

or the angle Swing panel

Inline panel Three Quarter Above View

Three Quarter Below View

ANTI ROTATION SCREW/HOLE SHOULD BE POSITIONED HORIZONTAL & NEAREST TO THE SWING PANEL HINGE ON BOTH PANELS.

SWING DOOR HINGE

FLOOR/BOTTOM

HEAD/TOP

Perfect/Ideal angle

2 degree angle

MAGNETIC PANEL CATCH DETAILPARTS LIST1.Fully assembled panel catch 2. Rivnut M5 x 12mm 2 off3. M5 X 16 csk machine screw 2 off4. No10 x 25 csk. self tapping screw 2 off5. M5 pointed grub screw 2 offNOTE7.5mm-7.6mm drill size required for rivnut

65

30

4°



15.08.0401.11.14Sheet 3



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Assembly - KAS537-MAG

OPTION B1. Position the swing door at a point you wish it to stop. Allow for

lever/lever handle & some tolerance2. Find the point between the two panels at the top or bottom which

measures 65mm and mark it3. Unscrew one back plate and fix with choice of fixings provided in

line with the mark. Ensure the anti rotation screw is nearest the swing/passdoor hinge for best angle

4. Screw in and tighten the 3mm pointed anti rotation grub screw. (For hard material IE: Steel/aluminium let the screw make a mark then remove screw and drill a small hole 1.5-2mm hole . Re-fix grub screw)

5. Screw on the outer sleeve complete with the opposite catch still attached. Ensure anti rotation screw is nearest the swing door hinge

6. Carefully position the opposite panel up to the catch7. Mark the perfect position for fixing on the opposite panel 8. Repeat steps 3 & 49. Screw on the outer sleeve10. Show end user how to correctly locate/release the door. Explain the

door is not designed for impact.

OPTION A1. Position the swing door at the point you wish it to stop. Allow for lever/lever

handle & some tolerance2. Hold the fully assembled panel catch between your fingers. (Do not unscrew the

back plates yet )3. Offer up the full assembly panel catch and mark the position for fixing on one

panel only.4. Unscrew one back plate and fix with choice of fixings provided in line with the

mark. Ensure the anti rotation screw is nearest the swing/pass door hinge for best angle

5. Screw in and tighten the 3mm pointed anti rotation grub screw. (For hard material IE: Steel/aluminium let the screw make a mark then remove screw and drill a small hole 1.5-2mm hole . Re-fix grub screw)

6. Screw on the outer sleeve complete with the opposite catch still attached. Ensure anti rotation screw is nearest the swing door hinge

7. Carefully position the opposite panel up to the catch8. Mark the perfect position for fixing on the opposite panel 9. Repeat steps 4 & 510. Screw on the outer sleeve11. Show end user how to correctly locate/release the door. Explain the door is not

designed for impact.

Magentic panel catch - fixing instructions



15.09.0101.10.13Sheet 1



Scale 1.1

Fabrication - Assembly on site

Typical Elevation: open in and open out doors

1. Fix Perimeter of outer frame and ensure frames are plumb and level. Hinge jamb MUST be plumb. Cill/Track MUST be level. Check diagonals. Make sure track is not twisted and that there are no distortions along the tracks length.

Fixings can be placed centrally, or located through gasket and hinge retaining channels - as structure behind permits.Ensure fixing points are corrected shimmed with proprietary horse-shoe frame packers.

Do not fit frame into an opening that is too small (width and height) as no adjustment to line and level will be possible.

2. Load 1st door leaf and adjust height on hinges as necessary. Glaze leaf and ensure toe/heel packing is done to ensure door leaf is square. check clearances are correct and operation. Lock off with 25mm long M5 drilled and tapped into both door and jamb sections - see sheet 15.09.01_6

Continued on next sheet

Possible fixing option:

Use tap plates for a secure strap fixing


Off set and concealed frame fixing


central frame fixing



15.09.0101.10.13Sheet 2




Top Guide

Bottom RollerHinge jamb

3. With 1st door leaf in open position, fit second leaf complete with top guide and bottom roller. Support weight of both door leafs until rollers and guides are fitted and able to take weight.

As with 1st leaf, glaze by the correct method check diagonals and ensure door leafs are in perfect alignment. Top and bottom of door leafs should match. Check that both door leafs operate freely and clearances are correct. check operation of door shoot bolt. Adjust rebate seal compression via shoot bolt guide (KAS537-SGB) if you are not using the fixed centre type (KAS537-SBGF).

Do not compensate for out of square outer frame by excessive adjustment on bottom rollers

4. Lock off hinges as shown on sheet 15.09.01_6




15.09.0101.10.13Sheet 3




Top Guide


5. With 1st and 2nd doors completed and checked, close both leafs and lock with intermediate shoot bolt

6. Install traffic door and glaze correctly. As with 2nd leaf, ensure all leafs are aligned and check that all door leafs operate freely and clearances are correct. Check operation of lock and latching - Adjust compression via rotatable keep plates (+/- 2mm) with torx drive bit T15.

7. Lock off hinge into both door leafs as shown on sheet 15.09.01_6

8. If not already fitted - fix magnetic panel catch in accordance with sheets 15.08.04 sheet 2 and sheet 3




15.09.0101.10.13Sheet 4




Top Guide


= Location block - non load bearing

= Setting block - load bearing

Glass blocks: 100mm long

KAS486.30 (Double glazing)

1mm (Green), 2mm (Black), 3mm (White), 4mm (Grey), 5mm (Blue), 6mm (Red)

30

For best practices see the following standards;

BS 8213-1:2004Windows doors and rooflights. Design for safety in use and during cleaning of windows, including door-height windows and roof windows. Code of practice

BS 8213-4:2007

Windows, doors and rooflights. Code of practice for the survey and installation of windows and external doorsets

Glass blocks: ALLSet not less than 30mm in from the glass edgeDo not block drain slots/holes



15.09.0101.10.13Sheet 5



Fabrication - Assembly on site - Operation of Doors

Top Guide


Operation of doors:

Opening

Unlock end access (traffic) door leaf first, hinge back and secure via magnetic panel catch. This must be done to allow the movement of door leafs across the frame when the slave door shoot bolts are released and the doors start to fold.

Push doors via D handle hinge, and then mid position of end set to stack fully. Avoid tipping door leafs out of square i.e. the tops of the doors twist ahead or behind the bottom roller units

Do not try to release the slave doors and move the door leafs with the end access (master) door leaf still locked or closed.

Closing

Unfold door leafs across the frame. engage each slave door shoot bolt before shutting and locking the end access (master) door leaf last of all.

Pull doors via D handle hinge or push midway up leafs if open in. Avoid tipping door leafs out of square i.e. the tops of the doors twist ahead or behind the bottom roller units

Sla

ve d

oo

r sh

oo

t b

olt

En

d a

cces

s (m

aste

r) d

oo

r le

af



15.09.0101.03.15Sheet 6C




KA

S54

7C

8

Outside

6

0337

*To lock off height adjustment -

Use top two screw fixing holes on

hinge as shown above

Remove 2 KAS537-HTPSC screws

drill 4mm Ø pilot hole through tap

plate and into stile extrusion

Tap pilot hole via tap plate with M5

Use longer M5 csk screw into this

tapped hole to lock off vertical height

setting on door bottom rollers and

hinges

**25

Avoid drilling into corner cleats

Tap plate

*25

*

Drill through tap plate for additional csk self tapper dead fix if required

2.5



15.09.0101.11.14Sheet 7



General care and maintenance

General Care and maintenance

1. Check weekly track and head guide for debris and clean as required.

2. Clean glass and powder coat finishes with mid detergent and warm water, dry with clean soft cloth. Do not use alkaline or abrasive cleaning products.

3. All fixings should be checked 3 monthly for secureness. Lubricate hinges with light machine oil (3 in 1 or similar). Do not use WD40 type oils as these contain solvents that may react with plated finishes (main lock and ancillary parts).

4. Do not use oil or other lubricants in tracks, as this will cause dirt/grit and debris to stick to profiles and cause damage to the rollers and guides.

5. A correctly installed and set up door should require no other maintenance.

6. Typically - gasket and woolpiles are a push or slide fit so any damaged items can be re-placed with the doors insitu.

Important Note:

A poorly fabricated and installed product, or a door subject to abuse or use outside its intended purpose will not be supported by component or overall product warranty



15.10.0101.11.14Sheet 1



Trickle vent KAS231 (375mm)

Scale 1.2

KAS 231.375Gives 2500mm2Equivalent Area (EA)

375mm Overall Vent

345mm x 10mm Slot

20

25

20.5

27.26

18

Outside

18

5

6

Inside

20

3

Outside

15

KAS219

Inside

15

70

2010

70

1020

KAS730 Head/Cill section

KAS732 Door section

KAS730 Head/Cill section

KAS732 Door section

NB If frame trickle vents cannot be fitted due to installation restrictions

use glaze in trickle vents as alternative

Outside

Inside

KAS732 Door section

Alternative method is to use trickle vents in alternate door leafs. Do NOT fit on leafs next to each other as vent hoods will clash when doors are closed and stacked. Use hood with 20mm projection. This will sit between door leafs

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Refer to product manual pages for typical hinge setting out and all other preparation details.


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NB Seal voids with silicone sealant here and at section ends at point of assembly

KAS739

KAS730

2 Part adjustable jamb

KAS60 rebate cut between KAS743 and KAS731


15.11.0101.11.14Sheet 1

Refer to product manual pages for typical hinge setting out and all other preparation details.



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Drill pilot holes following setting out as shown. Setting out of centre drilling - Avoid covering allen key hole by centre hinge. All holes drilled on 50mm centres

Open out holes in KAS743 to 7.00mm Ø and tap for M8

Open out holes in KAS744 to 8.00mm Ø to allow access to socket with 6mm allen key

insert 10 KAS495.SC8.20 socket cap head machine scews into KAS744 and position to pick up tapped holes. Pre-set to neutral start position - see section 14 (48.00mm)

2 Part jamb - use on hinge jamb as primary position to provide most practical option for adjustments. KAS466 push fit gasket will conceal allen key access holes.

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Sliding Folding Door – warranty information

Mechanical parts

October 2013

Bottom rollers/Top guides/Hinges/D Handle hinge Page 3

Main Locking (2 hook and centre latch/bolt) Pages 4 - 12

Shoot bolt gear box (intermediate leafs) Page 13

FM45429 EMS561587

Unit A, Vernon Park, Featherstone, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, United Kingdom, WV10 7HWT: +44 (0)1902 864863 F: +44 (0)1902 864926W: www.jbanks.co.uk E: [email protected]

Product WarrantyThis warranty covers the Rollers, Guides and Hinge assemblies manufacturedby J. Banks & Co. Limited for Kestrel Aluminium Systems.

Materials UsedDiecast Zinc Alloy Carrier Brackets to ZA3 to BS1774-1998Acetal guide rollers and tyres.Needle Roller BearingsStainless Steel Spindles and Axles to BS EN 10088-3 4305Finishes – Polyester Powdercoat average thickness 50 micronsAluminium Extrusion – Free issue from Kestrel Aluminium

System Carrying Capacity 100KG @ 1000mm wide X 2700 tall

The warranty covers materials and workmanship for a period of ten years from manufacture and is subject to product being correctly installed, maintained and free from abuse.

The warranty covers replacement of the product free of charge but does not cover any consequential or installation costs.

Maintenance of the product should consist of a visual inspection of the product to ensure that all working/rolling surfaces are clean and free from debris. Painted surfaces should be cleaned with a dry cloth or mild detergent.Under no circumstances should any corrosive or abrasive cleaning materials be used on any products.

Peter HarrisonTechnical Manager J. Banks & Co. Limited

26/04/2012

J Banks & Co. Limited registered in England No377602

The Winkhaus STV Locking System and Cylinder Maintenance & Lubrication Guide

Winkhaus locking systems are put through very stringent tests to meet the requirements of today’s environment, including cycle testing. The current requirement for PAS 23/24 is 50,000 full cycles of the doorset in order to simulate 10 years average use. The requirement for maintenance is totally dependent on usage and environment, i.e. in areas of high dust or corrosive atmospheres, the requirement for lubrication will be more frequent than normal. We therefore recommend that a light application of spray type grease be used into the apertures of the hooks, dead-bolt and latch, along with a light spraying of WD 40 type lubricant into both sides of the cylinder. In normal usage BI-annual application would be more than sufficient. To prevent any damaging effect to the corrosion protection of Winkhaus fittings, only PER neutral cleaning and care agents should be used, which do not contain any abrasives. We also strongly recommend that the door set is checked over for any movement, swelling or distortion of either sash or frame, if necessary check for debris of any kind interfering with any of the moving parts behind the mechanism itself. This operation will require the mechanism to be removed and replaced by a competent person. Any loose or missing fixing screws should be tightened or replaced as required. Under no circumstances should any aspect of the lock or cylinder be tampered with in any way, as this may affect both the serviceable life and guarantee.

Environmental Statement - CE Conformity

The management and all who work at Winkhaus UK Ltd are committed to the care of the environment and the prevention of pollution.

The organisation ensures that all its activities are carried out in conformance with the relevant environmental legislation.

The organisation seeks to minimise waste arising, promote recycling, reduce energy consumption, reduce harmful emissions and, work

with suppliers who themselves have sound environmental policies, where possible.

An essential feature of the environmental management system is a commitment to improving and maintaining environmental

performance. This is achieved by setting annual environmental improvement objectives and targets which are regularly monitored and

reviewed. The objectives and targets are publicised throughout the organisation and all staff are committed to their achievement.

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requirements of BS EN ISO 14001:2004

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compliance with CE requirements that no

dangerous substances according to DIN

EN 14351-1:2006 were detected.

10/10/12Environmental Statement Issue 1

Corrosion Resistance - CE Conformity

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10/10/12Corrosion Resistance Issue 1

1. DEFINITIONS“The Company” means TITON HARDWARE LIMITED. “The Customer” means the person, firm, company, organisation, corporation or public authority whose order referred to in a quotation or document issued by the Company is accepted by the Company. “The Goods” means the Company’s products ordered by the Customer and agreed to be sold by the Company.

2. GENERAL(1) All quotations given, orders accepted and Goods delivered by the Company are subject to and upon the following terms and conditions of sale which (together with the Conditions of Quotation and Supply for Ventilation Systems products, where applicable) shall constitute the entire agreement between the Company and the Customer and no addition or variation shall apply unless specifically agreed in writing by an authorised representative of the Company. IF THE CUSTOMER SHALL NOT PREVIOUSLY HAVE ACCEPTED THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS THEN UPON DELIVERY OF THE GOODS OR (WHERE DELIVERY IS BY INSTALMENTS) THE FIRST ITEM THEREOF THE CUSTOMER SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE GIVEN FINAL AND ABSOLUTE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ITS ACCEPTANCE OF THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS IN THE FORM HEREIN SET OUT.(2) No other terms and conditions shall apply notwithstanding any provisions to the contrary which may appear on the order form or purchase order or any other document issued by the Customer whether or not the same shall be signed by or on behalf of the Company and whether issued either before or subsequent to the acceptance by the Company of the Customer’s order.(3) Acknowledgement of receipt of a Customer’s enquiry or order or other communication by the Company in connection therewith shall not constitute acceptance of that order for contractual purposes.(4) The sending by the Company to the Customer of either:(i) formal written acceptance or(ii) a despatch/collection note to the Customer shall alone constitute the Company’s acceptance of the Customer’s order.(5) Liability is not accepted by the Company for any inaccuracy in orders when placed by the Customer by telephone. The Customer shall at all times ensure that the terms of its orders and any applicable specification are complete and accurate.(6) In no circumstances shall the Customer cancel a contract to which these terms and conditions apply without the Company’s written agreement. If such agreement is given the Customer will indemnify the Company against all losses (including loss of profit) suffered by the Company arising out of such cancellation.(7) No contract governed by these terms and conditions shall be a sale by sample unless the Company expressly agrees in writing.(8)The quantity and description of the Goods shall be as set out in the Company’s quotation or formal written acceptance referred to in 4(i) above.(9) All specifications, illustrations, colours, drawings and diagrams in the Company’s catalogues, trade literature and other published matters are of a generally informative nature and are approximate only and none of these form part of any contract or give rise to any independent or collateral liability of whatsoever nature on the part of the Company and the Company shall be under no liability whatsoever for inaccuracies, changes or alterations in dimensions or measurements given, quoted or made by it.(10) If any provision of these terms and conditions is found by any court, tribunal or administrative body of competent jurisdiction to be wholly or partly illegal, invalid, void, voidable, unenforceable or unreasonable it shall to the extent of such illegality, invalidity, voidness, voidability, unenforceability or unreasonableness be deemed severable and the remaining provisions of these terms and conditions and the remainder of such provision shall continue in full and force and effect.(11) The parties to any contract to which these terms and conditions apply do not intend that any term of such contract will be enforceable by virtue of the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 by any person that is not a party to it.

3. PRICES(1) Prices quoted are those ruling at the date of quotation or acknowledgement of enquiry (as the case may be) and are quoted inclusive of all packaging delivery and insurance costs unless otherwise stated.(2) Prices are quoted net of VAT and other applicable taxes imposts and levies which are or may from time to time be levied by any governmental statutory or local authority upon the sale of the Goods and such additions (if any) shall be charged at the rate prevailing at the date of delivery or invoice as the case may be.(3) PRICE VARIATION Prices quoted by the Company in brochures, order forms or any other material are based on, inter alia, the cost of materials, labour, transport, import duties and levies, currency exchange rates and statutory obligations ruling at the date of the Company’s acceptance of the Customer’s order and if before delivery there occurs any increase, howsoever arising, in the cost to the Company of supplying the Goods, including (without limitation) any of the above matters, the Company shall be entitled without notice to adjust the price for the Goods by a reasonable amount to take account of such increases. Notwithstanding the above, any specific written quotation given by the Company in response to a direct request by the Customer shall remain valid for a period of 30 days only from its date.(4) Where special materials are required for the execution of any order these will be ordered and purchased by the Company subject to delivery periods quoted by the suppliers to the Company. In the case of special materials which cannot readily be absorbed into the Company’s stock these shall be taken to and paid for by the Customer at cost price if for any reason whatsoever the relevant order is not completed other than by the Company’s default.(5) The price of any tools quoted or ordered has been calculated at a proportion of total cost and any such tools shall remain the property of the Company for exclusive use upon the Customer’s orders. However, where Customers require to apply for investment grants the Company will if requested quote and charge the full cost of the tools to the Customer (who shall become the purchaser of these tools) but in such case these tools shall be leased back to it in respect of all sums due to the Company whether in relation to the particular order for which the tools are required or not. Whether tools remain the property of the Company or not the Company undertakes to keep the tools in condition for production for such a reasonable life as shall be agreed between the Customer and the Company when manufactured by the Company. Customers shall contribute to the complete renewal of tools if and when necessary on the original terms of manufacture, but at the costs then prevailing.

4. PAYMENT TERMS(1) Time of payment shall be of the essence of any contract to which these terms and conditions apply and unless otherwise expressly stated payment shall be made within 30 days from the date of invoice.(2) The Customer shall not be entitled to make deduction from any payment due to the Company in respect of any set-off, counterclaim, discount, abatement or otherwise unless both the validity and the amount thereof have been expressly admitted in writing by the Company.(3) No payment shall be deemed to have been received until the Company has received cleared funds.(4) All payments payable to the Company under a contract to which these terms and conditions apply shall become due immediately upon termination of such contract despite any other provision.(5) Without prejudice to any other rights, failure to pay the price or part thereof or other monies payable by the Customer will also entitle the Company at the Company’s sole discretion either to refuse to make delivery of any further consignment of any goods agreed to be supplied or to cancel any contract to which these terms and conditions apply, either in whole or part, by notice in writing to the Customer and without incurring any liability to the Customer for any loss caused by such delay or cancellation.(6) If the payment of the price or any part thereof and of all other sums payable by the Customer is not made on the due date the Company, without prejudice to its other rights hereunder, shall be entitled to charge in addition to any monies due hereunder interest on the outstanding amount at the rate of 3% above the base lending rate of The Bank of England per annum or any part thereof from the due date until payment is made. The Company reserves the right to claim interest under the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998.(7) If the Company’s estimate for Goods shall specify payment in a currency other than £ Sterling the price payable by the Customer shall be increased pro-rata to any increase that may occur in the value of that currency in relation to the £ Sterling between the date of the Company’s estimate and the due date of payment for the Goods.

5. DELIVERY(1) The Company will use its best endeavours to comply with despatch collection and delivery dates, but such dates are estimates only and are not guaranteed and shall not be of the essence of any contract between the Customer and the Company.(2) Delivery shall be deemed to take place on the occurrence of the first point in time of any of the following events:(i) the physical handing over of the Goods to the Customer or its delegated carrier or agent or(ii) upon the removal of the Goods from the Company’s premises when the Company has at the request of the Customer agreed to transport the Goods or(iii) upon the placing of the Goods in the Company’s own storage facilities at the request of the Customer or upon its failure or refusal to accept delivery.(3) In the event of any failure to make delivery or delay in delivery (even if caused by the Company’s negligence) the Customer shall have no claim whatsoever against the Company for any direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage of any kind (all three of which terms include, without limitation, pure economic loss, loss of profits, loss of business, depletion of goodwill and similar loss), costs, damages, expenses or charges whether caused directly or indirectly by any delay in the delivery of the Goods and the Company shall accept no liability whatsoever for loss or damage to the Goods in transit or storage unless the same shall be caused by the negligence of the Company in which event the Company’s liability shall be limited to the value of the Goods nor shall any delay entitle the Customer to terminate or rescind a contract with the Company.(4) The Company shall not be liable for any non-delivery of the Goods (even if caused by the Company’s negligence) unless written notice is given to the Company within 3 days of the date when the Goods would in the ordinary course of events have been received.(5) Without prejudice to any rights of the Company hereunder, if the Customer shall fail to give on or before the time the Company is ready to deliver the Goods all instructions reasonably required by the Company and all necessary documents, licences, consents and authorities for forwarding the Goods or shall otherwise cause or request delay, the Customer shall pay to the Company all storage and other costs of whatever nature incurred or arising from such delay.(6) The quantity of any consignment of Goods as recorded by the Company upon despatch from the Company’s place of business shall be conclusive evidence of the quantity received by the Customer on delivery unless the Customer can provide conclusive evidence proving the contrary.(7) Deviations in quantity of Goods delivered from those stated in any contracts to which these terms and conditions apply shall not give rise to a right to reject on the part of the Customer and the Customer shall have no right to claim for damages for breach of contract but the Customer will only be obliged to pay at the contract rate for the quantity of the goods delivered.

6. TITLE TO THE GOODS AND RISK IN THE GOODS AND INSURANCE(1) Title to and property in the Goods shall remain vested in the Company until:-(i) the total invoice price for the Goods together with any other related charges and(ii) any other amounts which are overdue for payment by the Customer, have been received in full (in cash or cleared funds) by the Company.(2) Until such time as title to the Goods shall pass to the Customer it shall hold them in a fiduciary capacity and as bailee for the Company storing them separately from any other products in the keeping of the Customer or in such manner as they can easily be identified as being the Company’s goods (at no cost to the Company) and shall if so requested forthwith return them to the Company.

(3) Until title has passed to the Customer the Customer must insure the Goods on the Company’s behalf for their full price against all risks to the reasonable satisfaction of the Company. On request the Customer shall produce the policy of insurance to the Company. The Customer must hold the proceeds of the insurance on trust for the Company and not mix them with any other money, nor pay the proceeds into an overdrawn bank account.(4) Until title has passed to the Customer, the Customer grants to the Company, its agents and employees an irrevocable licence at any time to enter the premises where the Goods are stored, or where they are reasonably thought to be stored, in order to inspect them, or, where the Customer’s right to possession has terminated, to recover them.(5) If any of the Goods are incorporated in other products by the Customer before payment in full by the Customer in respect thereof the property in the whole of such products shall be vested in and remain with the Company until payment of all amounts overdue for payment by the Customer to the Company.(6) The Company may maintain an action for the price of the Goods sold notwithstanding the property in them may not have passed to the Customer.(7) The risk in the Goods shall pass to the Customer on delivery under 5(2) above or despatch (whichever be appropriate).(8) Whilst the Goods are in the possession of the Customer and before property in the Goods has passed to the Customer, the Customer shall keep the goods properly maintained in the same condition as that in which they were delivered and shall make good any damage or deterioration. The Customer shall be entitled to install Goods in his possession in accordance with the Company’s installation instructions or manuals.(9) On termination of the contract between the Company and the Customer, howsoever caused, the Company’s (but not the Customer’s) rights contained in 6(1) to 6(8) shall remain in effect.

7. STORAGE(1) If for any reason the Customer fails or refuses to accept delivery of the Goods at the time when the Goods are due and ready for delivery the Company shall, at its storage facilities, store the Goods and take reasonable steps to safeguard and preserve them until their actual delivery.(2) Storage of the Goods shall be at the Customer’s risk and expense.(3) If the Customer shall fail to take delivery of the Goods within 28 days of notification that they are ready for delivery or having been stored that storage facilities are no longer available the Company shall have the right to sell dispose or otherwise deal with the Goods and the Customer shall be liable to the Company for loss (including profits) or damage which the Company shall suffer in consequence of the Customer’s failure to take delivery of the Goods.

8. DESIGNS AND SPECIFICATIONSThe Company reserves the right at any time to make any modification in design or specification of the Goods without prior notice to the Customer if it shall reasonably consider that such modification is beneficial.

9. FORCE MAJEUREIn the event that the Company shall be delayed in or prevented from carrying out all or any of its obligations under a contract for sale of Goods as a result of any cause beyond its control including (but not by way of limitation), acts of God, war, invasion, hostilities, civil war, civil strike, or commotion, strikes, lock-outs, or other labour disputes (whether or not relating to either party’s workforce), breakdown of plant, failure of third parties to deliver goods or materials, storm, flood or any cause it shall be relieved of all obligations and liabilities incurred under such contract insofar as and for so long as the fulfilment of such obligations and liabilities is thereby prevented, frustrated or impeded.

10. WARRANTY(1) Goods sold by the Company are warranted free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 12 months from the date of delivery unless otherwise stated in the Company’s specific sales literature for the Goods.(2) The Company shall not be liable for a breach of the warranty in 10(1) above unless:(i) the Customer gives written notice of the defect to the Company and, if the defect is as a result of damage in transit by the carrier, within 3 days of the date when the Goods would in the ordinary course of events have been received; and(ii) the Company is given a reasonable opportunity (after receiving the Customer’s notice and following authorised return of such Goods to the Company) to complete its own examination. The Company may at its discretion request from the Customer the proof of purchase and a full description of the defect which the Customer must provide to the Company.(3) The Company shall not be liable for a breach of the warranty in 10(1) above, if any Goods:-(i) have been used by the Customer after giving notice in accordance with 10(2) above;(ii) have been tampered with in any way outside the Company’s premises; or(iii) have been stored in unsuitable conditions; or(iv) have been subject to misuse, incorrect installation, negligence or accident; or(v) have not been maintained in accordance with the instructions provided at the point of sale.(4) Subject to 10(2) and 10(3) above, if any of the Goods do not conform with the warranty in 10(1), the Company may, at its option, repair or replace such Goods (or defective part) with the same or a suitable similar product or refund the price of such Goods at the pro rata rate paid by the Customer.(5) If the Company complies with 10(4), it shall have no further liability for a breach of the warranty in 10(1) in respect of such Goods.(6) To avoid doubt, the Company gives no warranty as to the fitness for purpose of Goods supplied and the Customer must determine the suitability of the Goods.

11. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY(1) Except as expressly stated above all other warranties, conditions and representations express or implied statutory or otherwise are (to the extent that they may in law be excluded) hereby excluded and the Company shall not be liable under any circumstances in contract tort or otherwise for any loss, damage, expense or injury (whether direct indirect or consequential) arising out of or in connection with the order supply or use of the Goods or any defect in them PROVIDED ALWAYS that it shall accept:(i) liability in respect of death or personal injury arising out of the Company’s negligence; (ii) liability for fraudulent misrepresentation;(iii) such liability in respect of direct physical damage arising out of the Company’s negligence as may in the circumstances be reasonable provided that such liability shall not in any event exceed the total invoice price of the Goods; (iv) liability for any term as to title quiet possession and freedom from encumbrance which may be implied by Section 12 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979.(2) Subject to (1)(i) to (1)(iv) above, the Company’s total liability in contract, tort (including negligence or breach of statutory duty), misrepresentation, restitution or otherwise, arising in connection with the performance or contemplated performance of the contract between the Customer and the Company shall be limited to the total invoice price of the Goods.

12. INDEMNITYThe Customer shall (and shall ensure that any third party to whom any Goods may subsequently be supplied) comply with all instructions of the Company and any other manufacturer in relation to the fitting, installation, service and use of the Goods, and notwithstanding such compliance, the Customer shall keep the Company fully and effectually indemnified against all costs, claims, demands, expenses and liabilities of whatsoever nature and wheresoever arising, including without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, claims for damage to property and consequential loss (including loss of profit) which may be made against the Company or which the Company may sustain, pay or incur arising out of or in connection with the supply, fitting, installation or use of the Goods.

13. DEFAULT OR INSOLVENCY OF CUSTOMER(1) If the Customer:(i) defaults in any way in its commitments with the Company or is unable to pay its debts within the meaning of Section 123 of the Insolvency Act 1986 or the Customer ceases to trade or suffers any distress or execution upon its property or assets; or (ii) makes or offers to make any arrangement or composition with its creditors or commits an act of bankruptcy or otherwise takes the benefit of any Act for the time being in force for the relief of insolvent debtors or (being a body corporate) convenes a meeting of creditors (whether formal or informal), or enters into liquidation (whether voluntary or compulsory) except a solvent voluntary liquidation for the purpose only of reconstruction or amalgamation, or has a receiver and/or manager or administrative receiver appointed of its undertaking or any part thereof, or a resolution is passed or a petition presented to any court for the winding up of the Customer or for the granting of an administration order in respect of the Customer, or any proceedings are commenced relating to the insolvency or possible insolvency of the Customer; or(iii) encumbers or in any way charges any of the Goods;then the Customer’s right to possession of the Goods shall terminate immediately and all sums outstanding in respect of the Goods shall become payable immediately and the Company shall have the right (without prejudice to any other remedies) to cancel any uncompleted order or to withhold or suspend delivery of the Goods.(2) In the event of an order being cancelled by the Company in the above circumstances or being cancelled by the Customer the Customer shall indemnify the Company against all loss (including profits), costs (including labour, materials and overheads) and all other expenses and damages incurred by the Company in connection with the order and its cancellation (the Company shall give credit for the value of any materials sold or utilised for other purposes).

14. ENGLISH LAWEvery contract to which these Terms & Conditions shall apply shall be construed in accordance with and governed in all respects by the Laws of England and the Company and the Customer agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts.

15. ASSIGNMENT(1) The Customer shall not assign or transfer or purport to assign or transfer any contract to which these terms and conditions apply or the benefit thereof to any person whatsoever.(2) The Company may assign any contract to which these terms and conditions apply or any part of it to any person, firm or company.

16. CONSUMER SALESNothing in these terms and conditions shall affect the statutory rights of any person dealing with the Company as a consumer.

17. WAIVER(1) The waiver of any rights by the Company shall not be construed as a waiver of the same right at a future date or as a waiver of any other right.(2) Failure or delay by the Company in enforcing any provision of these terms and conditions will not be construed as a waiver of any of its rights under these terms and conditions.

TITON HARDWARE LIMITEDTERMS & CONDITIONS OF SALE

01206 713800 www.titon.co.uk BM23 Iss 01

10. WARRANTY(1) Goods sold by the Company are warranted free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 12 months from the date of delivery unless otherwise stated in the Company’s specific sales literature for the Goods.(2) The Company shall not be liable for a breach of the warranty in 10(1) above unless:(i) the Customer gives written notice of the defect to the Company and, if the defect is as a result of damage in transit by the carrier, within 3days of the date when the Goods would in the ordinary course of events have been received; and(ii) the Company is given a reasonable opportunity (after receiving the Customer’s notice and following authorised return of such Goods to the Company) to complete its own examination. The Company may at its discretion request from the Customer the proof of purchase and a full description of the defect which the Customer must provide to the Company.(3) The Company shall not be liable for a breach of the warranty in 10(1) above, if any Goods:-(i) have been used by the Customer after giving notice in accordance with 10(2) above;(ii) have been tampered with in any way outside the Company’s premises; or(iii) have been stored in unsuitable conditions; or(iv) have been subject to misuse, incorrect installation, negligence or accident; or(v) have not been maintained in accordance with the instructions provided at the point of sale.(4) Subject to 10(2) and 10(3) above, if any of the Goods do not conform with the warranty in 10(1), the Company may, at its option, repair or replace such Goods (or defective part) with the same or a suitable similar product or refund the price of such Goods at the pro rata rate paid by the Customer.(5) If the Company complies with 10(4), it shall have no further liability for a breach of the warranty in 10(1) in respect of such Goods.(6) To avoid doubt, the Company gives no warranty as to the fitness for purpose of Goods supplied and the Customer must determine thesuitability of the Goods.

11. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY(1) Except as expressly stated above all other warranties, conditions and representations express or implied statutory or otherwise are (to the extent that they may in law be excluded) hereby excluded and the Company shall not be liable under any circumstances in contract tort orotherwise for any loss, damage, expense or injury (whether direct indirect or consequential) arising out of or in connection with the order supplyor use of the Goods or any defect in them PROVIDED ALWAYS that it shall accept:(i) liability in respect of death or personal injury arising out of the Company’s negligence;(ii) liability for fraudulent misrepresentation;(iii) such liability in respect of direct physical damage arising out of the Company’s negligence as may in the circumstances be reasonableprovided that such liability shall not in any event exceed the total invoice price of the Goods; (iv) liability for any term as to title quiet possession and freedom from encumbrance which may be implied by Section 12 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979.(2) Subject to (1)(i) to (1)(iv) above, the Company’s total liability in contract, tort (including negligence or breach of statutory duty),misrepresentation, restitution or otherwise, arising in connection with the performance or contemplated performance of the contract betweenthe Customer and the Company shall be limited to the total invoice price of the Goods.

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