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Home My WebLink AboutFL8888_R4_II_27013 - 200 Series Install sealedj Installation h structions Models: 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 211, 231, 232, 233, 234, & 235 USE ASIA DOOR CORPORATION PARTS ONLY • ALL OTHERS SHALL VOID WARRANTY 1ASTA Door Corporotio� n_j SHOULD QUESTIONS ARISE. PLEASE CONTACT ASTA DOOR CORPORATION AT (770) 974-2600 25'N• _UP 14 2 _•• 10 17 4 O ® I 9 / W i g t z �p �� >>t ❑e *% < �7 � I CHAIN CLIP , 3C 1 F DIAGRAM 1 I 131 DIAGRAM 3 I F DIAGRAM 4 If I DIAGRAM 5 1 1 DIAGRAM 7 1 n•••.•'\p•� " I I L FRAr"N i 32 DOOR m 33 s -� OPENING L Steel Building Plate ti for Steel Frame, Bracing Required" DIAGRAM S CRTAIN 119" 1!B" Ila CUNTAW ■ I T 3-1/8" Y'°'- rn 3118' CURTAINCURTAIN CURACURTII 4 �►i 1 a' 3. a 4, f 3 2-11,8 -M-il 2-318" �+4- STEEL OR WOOD STANDARD GUIDE 2-1 re. 2-3/3" I"F' CONCRETE OR MASONRY CONCRETE STANDARD GUIDE *SEE NOTE STEP 9 PAGE 4 3-1 /2" � IE_ STEEL OR WOOD HEAVY DUTY GUIDE 3-112' i+t•' 5-1fT "+moi CONCRETE OR MASONRY HEAVY DUTY GUIDE *SEE NOTE STEP 9 PAGE 4 3-1 + 3-7 i2' I -,t-- 3-1/2' ---I I , 51/2' of STEEL OR V400D CONCRETE OR MASONRY J VytNDLOCK GUIDE WINDLOCK GUIDE I ----- PARTS �6aT _ ALL DOOR MODELS 32 310400 Standard Steel Mounting Plates (Fairy CHAIN HOIST 1 Varies Top Sheet 33 1 310410 Heavy Duty Steel Mounting Plates (Pair) _ 49 420000 Direct Drive Complete Assembly 2 Vanes Axle Pipe MODELS: 201, 202, 203 & 204 49 420100 Direct Drive Gear 3 Varies Spring, L.H. _54T Varies Corrugated Door Sheet 50 420200 Chain Guide, Direct Drive 4 Varies S ring, R.H. 35 260000 PVC Rubber Sidestrip, Commercial Gra , 51 730100 - %a" 5 x 1 /2" Hex Head Bolt 52 430000 Cast Reduction Gear Complete Assembly 5 6 I 230003 Varies Spring Clamp As, y. Bottom Angle MODELS: 231, 232, 233, 234 & 235 53 430101 1 Planetary Sprocket 7 • 8 270201 310!01 Blade Astragal• Bottom Wzatterseal Axle Saddle Casting 36 37 26"0602 260001 PVC Rubber Sidestrip, Industrial _ High Tensile, Steel Sidestrip 54 55 430102 430103 Internal Ring Gea: Idler Gear, Cast 9 310103 Axle Saddle Stamping (clamp) 38 750403 PVC Button with Rivet 5^0 430200 Idler Gear Carrier Assembly 70 310102 Keeper Plate, Standard (2 hole) _ 157 430300 Chain Guide Assembly P 1 I 1120 _421101 77031 _ Keepor Plate, Extended (4 hote)� } U-Boft. - 16 1 39 1 MODELS: 260301 202, 204, 232, 234 - INSULATELD ONLY Linsulation, Double Foit 58 59 430104 730202 I Axle Collar /16" - 18 x 3" Hex Head Bolt 1131 730103 3,'13" - 24 x 3'/r' Hex Heaa Port 1401 260401 1M lar'La a 2" 60 740202 __/16 " - 18 Selt Locking Nut 74_0104 /a- - 24 lieu Nut !Fine Thread) 41 6630002 _ To Draft Stop (2 •/2` Wide) 161 430106 1 Stay Brace ,14 15 740103 16 Hex Nut 42 630003 ! Sids Draft Stop 62 750202 I /ts" - 18 x 7 a" Flat Head Slotted Bolt 16 75011);; Plat Washere` 63 740102 I /ts" Lock Washer 17 750203 Lock Washer, 3/8" MODELS: 203, 204, 233, 234 -WIND ONLY 64 730702 #14 x /a' Tek Screw 18 280301 Door Stop - Lift Clip 43 270501 4Vindlock Clip 65 42001001 Pocket Wheel Complete RG Assembly 19 260104 Slide Boit Lock 44 720101 /is" Rivet 66 420104 Pocket Wheel Assembly 20 730301 /4" - 20, Truss Hean Slotted Bok 67 420105 Drive Sprocket, 1 - 471336 21 740201 1 114" - 20 Sell Locking Nut MODELS: 203 & 204 e8 420106 Roller Chain #41 122 740102 i 5/16" - 17. Hex Nut _ 45 270502 Windlock Clip Backer Plate 69 420707 Spacer Pipe (1" x 7•'/1e" ID) 23 24 750101 410102 Flat Washer, '/-` 4" Rope 205 & 235 - WINDBAR ONLY ELECTRIC OPERATION —� 25 420300 Hand Chain Clip 46 _MODELS: 270030 /4 x /4 Square Tube 110 1 440000 EO Kit Complete Assembly, Old Style 2 6 420400 Hand Chain 47 720101 /1s" Po Rivet 71 440001 Drive Sprocket, #41 P, 72 Tooth 27 75011 A ' 1 1s" ID Round Flat Washer 72 440062 Flai Bar Brace 28 220303 12" Grum Assembly w/6eadng 73 420003 Pi a Spacer, /4` square tube x /8" 29 310200 Support Bracket. RH 74 7301,14 e" - 24 x a z" Hex Head Bolt 30 370300 Su ort Bracket. LH 7 440007 EO Kit Complete Assembly, New e 31 I Varies I Door Guides) i__ __ 76 7(10007 ASTA Door Lapel IMPORTANT REMARKS: DO NOT CUT THE BANDS WHICH HOLD DOOR IN A ROLL. YOU WILL BE TOLD AT A LATER TIME EXACTLY WHEN TO CUT THEM. NO GUARANTEE WILL BE GIVEN OR RESPONSIBILITY ACCEPTED BY THE MANUFACTURER IF THE DOOR IS NOT INSTALLED AS INSTRUCTED. FOR PROPER OPERATION, FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS AS GIVEN. PLEASE REVIEW ALL THE STEPS BEFORE BEGINNING. STEP #1 - CHECK THE OPENING A. Check the height and width of the opening. 3. Check if the jambs are plumb. C. Check if the floor and header are level. D. Check the dimension panel for side room and head room requirements. (SEE DIAGRAM 9) DIAGRAM 9 1 CEILING _ ! ^ROLL -A -DOOR t SUPPORT IJ * X BRACKETS — Y —� I _ I SEE r OPENING�I SEE OPENING Al HEIGHT v STEP #2 - INSTALL BRACKETS A. Mark the horizontal location of the support brackets (SEE DIAGRAM 9). B. Mark the vertical location of the support brackets by using a transit or water level. THE DOOR MOIST BE LEVEL. FN_o7TW Verify minimum headroom require- ments. Dimension "X". If sufficient, lower the brackets until"Z" is obtained. If the bracket is lowered more than 2" this will reduce the open- ing height. The guide height should also be reduced accordingly. C. Drill holes and fasten the brackets with the proper wall fasteners required to obtain a solid mounting. Use through bolts on soft block or brick. CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS (HEADROOM) HEIGHT X Y z Up to 8'-0" 20" 9-1/2" 10-1/2" Up to 10'-0" 211' 10" 11" Up to 16-0" 23" 11" 12" Up to 20'-0" 24" 12" 1 12" DRIVETYPE A1* A2 +Shown as Left Hand Drive Side. Right is opposite Push Up / Rope 6" 6" — Direct Drive 9" 6" Pocket Wheel Reduction Gear 9" 6' Cast Reduction Gear 9" 6" Electric Operator 9" 6" NOTE: • Doors with Heavy Duty Guides, add 1" to Al and A2 dimensions. • All Windlock Doors add 1" to Al and A2 Dimensions. • Note proper bracket location and provide ade- quate backing. DIAGRAM 10 STEP #3 - DRIVE INSTALLATION A. Install ROPE (if equipped) as follows: 1. Drill minimum 3/e" hole in center of bottom angle. Thread ',,14" rope through hole and tie knot in both ends. B. Install DIRECT DRIVE CHAIN HOIST (If Equipped) as follows: 1. Slide Direct Drive Assembly (43) onto door axle. 2. Align holes and install 3/a" x I 1/2" Hex Bolt (51) through rear of end drum. 3. Install 3/e" nut (15) and lock washer (17) and tighten securely. Repeat. 4. Feed Hand Chain through the Drive Assembly, (SEE DIAGRAM 11) DIAGRAM 11 J 17 DIRECT DRIVE ASSY. 48 C. Install the CAST REDUCTION GEAR CHAIN HOIST (If Equipped) as follows: 1. Slide round flat washer (27) onto door axle 2. Slide Idler Gear Assembly (55, 56) onto door axle. 3. Slide Planetary Sprocket assembly (53) and Chain Guide Assembly (57) onto door axle and over idler gear carrier tube. 4. Slide collar over the idler gear tube and align holes. 5. Secure with 5116" x 3" hex head bolt (59) and 5/16" self locking nut (60). (SEE DIAGRAM 12) NOTE: Keep Idler Gear at a 10 or 2 o'clock position with the bottom angle being at 6 o'clock. DIAGRAM 12f[DLIER 59 PLANETARYSPROCKET ASSEMBLY GEAR 53,57 - ASSEMBLY 55,56 D. Install the POCKET WHEEL REDUCTION GEAR CHAIN HOIST (If Equipped) as follows: 1. Install Drive Sprocket (67) on preferred side using 3/e" x 11/2" Hex Bolt (51). 2. Slide 1" pipe spacer (69) onto door axle. 3. Slide pocket wheel assembly (66) onto door axle and align sprockets parallel to each other. 4. Connect drive chain (68) around both sprockets using the master link provided. S. After door tension has been adjusted. (STEP 6) Tighten set screws on pocket wheel assembly. NOTE:'� M.. If further adjustment is nsd �; set - ' screws must be loosened for adjust�l and retighten after adjustment. (SEE DIAL AM DIAGRAM 13 Ze tua DRIVE SPROCKET A �WHEWHE ASSEMBLY __ ISI RIVE SET-- SCREW ` &IN 68 Rf i SPROCiCcT... . •.'1... DOOR "`Z, 67 . '" •t�. SHAFT/ �r PIPE pCdCKET �� O SPACERY r'WHEE'Lritaaw (69) iy o r ASSEMBLY E. install "NEW STYLE" ELECTRIC OPERATOR KIT (If Equipped) as follows: 1. Install E.O. Sprocket (71) to end drum of door on preferred side using 3/e" x 11/2" Hex Holt (51), 3/s" Nuts (t 5) and 3/e" Lock Washer (17). 2. Slide flat round washer (27) and spring clamp assembly (5) onto door axle and secure set screw with clamp and washer against bearing of the end drum. (SEE DIAGRAM 14) DIAGRAM 14 _- 17 ' 5 27 X71 .�"� 51 Install "OLD STYLE" ELECTRIC OPERATOR KIT (If Equipped) as follows: 1. Remove spring clamp assembly (5) from door axle (if supplied). 2. Insert 3/9" x 4 1/2" bolts (74), with 3/8" !ock wash- er (17) through every other 3/a" hole in end drurn. 3. Slide one end of flat bar brace (72) over each bolt and then slide 3/4" pipe spacer (73) over each bolt. Slide opposite end of flat bar brace over the next bolt in counter clockwise rotation. 4. Slide bearing drum assembly over the three bolts. 5. Attach and tighten -Na" flat washers (16), 3/e" (17) Lock Washers, and 3/e" nuts (14) to end of bolts. 6. Slide round flat washer (27) and spring clamp assembly (5) onto door axle and secure against the bearing drum assembly (28). (SEE DIAGRAM 15) DIAGRAM 15 N-707tC New Style E.O. Kjts are to be used with "flush" end drum position, and Old Style E.O. Kits are to be used with "recessed" end drum position. STEP #4 - POSITION DOOR ASSEMBLY A. Place the axle clamp (9) or axle casting (8) on to door support bracket (29,30). Lift the door assern- bly up onto the support bracket. (SEE DIAGRAM 16). Center door assembly in the opening, it side- ways movement is necessary, be certain the door curtain and the axle move together. N®T Position the door as close to the header as possible. Allow room to spin the door. Do not allow the door curtain to scrape the header. Do not use forklifts or genie lifts with unprotected arms/forks. This can cause irreparable damage to door curtain. IDIM%z ' STEP #5 - AXLE HARDWARE A. MANUAL PUSH-UP / ROPE DRIVE: (Both sides) 1. Place axle clamp (9) onto horizontal member of the support bracket (29,30) and under the door axle. 2. Place '/e" U -Bolt (i 2) over door axle and through axle clamp. 3 Fasten U -Bolt using 3/8" nut (15), 3/8" flat wash- er (16) and 3/3" lock washer (17) — tighten securely. (SEE DIAGRAM 17A) DIAGRAM 17 (A) 12 9 q i6 17 15 (CI 64 37 t,<3 I j0'63 11 5' 7 O 12 i 13. 14, 16, 17 10 9 0 (D) B. DIRECT DRIVE CHAIN HOIST (Drive Side): 1. Place axle saddle casting (6) onto horizontal member of support bracket and under the door axle. 4. Fasten secondary axle clamp, extended keeper plate and 3/e" U -Bolt (12) using 3/8" lock wash- ers (17), 3/8" flat washers (16), 3/e" nuts (15) — tighten securely. (SEE DIAGRAM 17C) 5. Install stay brace (61) onto chain guide channel (57) using `b." x 11/4" flat head bolt (62) and 15/+6" nut (60) and tighten securely. 6. Fasten the stay brace to the support bracket using a (64) #14 Tek Screw and 1/4" flat washer (23). (SEE DIAGRAM! 17C) D. POCKET WHEEL REDUCTION DRIVE CHAIN HOIST (Drive Side) and OLD OR NEW STYLE KITS FOR ELECTRIC OPERATION: 1. Same steps as "Cast Reduction Drive" with the exception. of #5 and #6. Pocket wheel reduc- tion drive and E.O. kits do not require a stay brace. E. NON -DRIVE SIDE (for Direct Drive, Cast or Pocket Wheel Reduction Drives and E.O. Kits): 1. Place axle saddle casting (8) onto horizontal member of support bracket and under the door axle. 2. Place the axle clamp (9) and the standard keeper plate (10) over the door axle as shown. 3. Fasten together using 3/9" x 31/2" hex bolt (13), 3/8" lock washer (17), 3/8" flat washers (16), and 3/8" nuts (fine thread) (14) — tighten securely. (SEE DIAGRAM 17D) NOTE. I Requires a minimum of 40 lbs. torque to properly secure hardware. STEP # 6 - PRE TENSION SPRINGS A. Install chain clip (25) approximately 4'0" above floor on chain operated doors. Installation must be secure. B. Apply pro -tension to the springs by rotating the door two (2) turns in a forward direction (SEE DIAGRAM 18). The bottom angle is to be in a 6 o'clock position. DIAGRAM 18 C. If you're unable to rotate door to pre -tension use a pipe wrench to rotate axle in opposite direction. With one person on each side of door, each per- son should firmly place a large pipe wrench on the door axle as shown in DIAGRAM 19. Pull down to apply tension incrementally until you achieve 2 full rotations of the door axle. Then tighten the axle hardware. n Raneat Stan C if arffustment is necessary e. rlace M" a Iv e,a ,v lam) anu u'o keeper plate (11) over the door axle as shown to extend keeper plate over the direct drive chain guide channel (50). 3. Fasten together using 3/a" x 3112' hex bolt (13), 3/a" lock washer (17) 3/e" flat washers (16), and DIAGRAM 19 3/s" nuts (fine thread) (14) — tighten securely. mss (SEE DIAGRAM 178) moor+ CAST REDUCTION DRIVE CHAIN HOIST (Drive Side): 1. Place the axle saddle casting (9) onto the sup- port bracket (29,30) and under the door axle. 2. Place the two axle clamps (9) and extended A keeper plate (11) on top of the door axle as shown. �I"Y h fr 3. Fasten axle saddle casting, axle clamp and extended keeper plate together using 3/s" x, ; 31/2" hex bolts (13), 3/e" lock washers (17),?/s" flat washers (16), and 3/a" nuts (fine thread (14): — tighten securely. (SEE DIAGRAM 17C)" 0 1. �w e STEP #7 - CUT THE BANDS The door is now under tension. Before cutting the bands, take hold of the door roll by the bottom angle. A. Cut the bands and bring the curtain down no further than 1/4 the height of the door opening. Secure chain over the chain retainer or wedge a wood prop between the bottom angle and the door roll to prevent upward travel. STEP #8 - INSTALL DOOR STOPS (Lift Clips) AND SLIDE BOLT LOCKS A. Install the door stops (18) and the slide bolt locks using 114" x 11/4' truss head bolt (20),1/4" flat washers (23), 5/is" nut (22), and 1/4" self locking nut (21) per side. B. Electrically operated doors still require door stops (lift clips) to be installed. I DIAGR M 2 NOTE: When installing slide bolt locks, the threads from the truss head bolt protruding from the self locking nut should be removed to a flush position with the self locking nut to prevent door from hanging up on the head stops. Clamp a pair of vice grips onto the thread and break off. STEP #9 - INSTALL DOOR GUIDES A. Tho head stops on the guides should be no more than 1" higher (to bottom of stops) than the door header. If not, cut the bottom of the guides to match your opening height and relocate slide bolt notch at bottom of guide. B. Models 201, 202, 205, 211, 231, 232, 235: Raise the door curtain so the bottom angle is approxi- mately 3" below the header. Slide the guide over the door curtain and position against the door opening allowing 1/4" clearance from edge of cur- tain to inside the guide. Install the top fasteners, lower curtain into guides slowly, maintaining proper clearance and stop at 6" above the Door. Install bottom fasteners. Check if the guides are plumb using a level. The fasteners should be located approximately ever 24" starting 6" from finished floor. Install balance of fasteners and bend the lead-in at the top of the guide to a 45 degree angle. (SEE DIAGRAMS 3 THRU 8 and 21) DIAGRAM 21 -40— LEAD-IN O ST04 C. Model 203, 204, 233, 234: Use same procedure as - above allowing 1/4" clearance between curtain and the Windlock spur. Lower the curtain into the guides slowly. Be sure there is sufficient clearance for the windsock clips to enter the guides. (SEE DIAGRAM 7 and 8) D. For 'Windioad Certified Doors" refer to drawing for fastener/anchor type and frequency. E. Spray silicone lubricant in guides for ease of operation. NOTE: Doors ordered for concrete/masonry application will include 1/4 x 21/2" tapcons for guide installation. Block clips welded to back of guide for concrete/masonry application are optional on Models 201, 202, 205, 211, 231, 232, 235. Block clips are standard for concrete/masonry application on Models 203, 204. 233, 234. STEP #10 - CHECK AND ADJUST BALANCE If door lowers easily and raises hard, more tension is required. If the door lowers hard and raises easily, less tension is required. (SEE DIAGRAM 19) CAUTION: I For all door drives: Before adjusting the springs, pull the doors into the up posi- tion. Secure the door by the following methods: 1. Tie a rope around the door roll. 2. Place a clamp at the top of the guide channel to secure the curtain in the guides. A. Cast Reduction Drive Doors Only When the axle clamps are loosened, the chain leads will be under tension. Use extreme care when handling the chain leads. Secure both leads of the chain to the chain retainer (25). Score a horizontal line on the axle. Loosen axle hardware to allow axle to spin freely. Grip both leads of the chain securely. Note direction axle must turn to add or reduce tension (SEE DIAGRAM 19). Rotate axle as required. Secure both chain leads to chain retainer. Tighten all axle hardware. Repeat this opera- tion if more or less tension is required. B. All other doors: ®® When the axle clamps are loosened, the springs will be very strong. You will need two people to adjust the door tension safely. 1. Each person should firmly place a large pipe wrench on the axle as shown in DIAGRAM 19. Loosen the axle clamps and pull down for more tension and up for less tension. For Pocket Wheel Reduction Drive doors, remember to loosen set screws prior to adjustment and retighten securely after adjustment. 2. Retighten the axle clamp hardware. 3. Repeat the above steps if further adjustment is necessary. begin at STEP &B. STEP #11 -TOP DRAFT STOP A. Top Draft Stop comes standard with Models 202, 204, 232, 234 Insulated Doors. All other Models optional. B. Pull door down and lock. Go outside and mark a line on the door curtain as shown. (SEE DIAGRAM 22) C. Raise door 2'6" from floor, or until mark is accessible. Place top draft stop (41) in position as shown and secure with Tek screws. Stretch rubber slightly and secure other end. Locate and install the remainder of Tek screws at 6" O.C. DIAGRAM 22 LINE YOU O \� O INSTALLED O TOP DRAFT \ STOP' SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE HINTS The following hints would help you to obtain free operation. 1. DOOR CURTAIN DRAGS IN GUIDES. A. Check that door support brackets are plumb. B. Adjust location of guides for 'Is" -0y4" side clearance. Top and bottom. C. Door Drum Assembly may be set too close or too far from wall. Note slotted brackets for adjustment. D. Check guides for foreign matter, such as dirt, etc. E. Check for damaged guides. F. Adjust lead-in bend at top inside of guides. (SEE DIAGRAM 21) 2. DOOR OPERATES HARD IN ONE DIRECTION: A. Check all the above points. B. Re -check Step No. 10. C. If problem door has reduction drive, check 5/16" x 3" bolt (59) that goes through axle that locks idler gear carrier. If self locking nut (60) is over lightened: it will cause the idler gear carrier shaft to become egg-shaped and bind the chain wheel. 3. CHAIN .JUMPS OFF CHAIN GEAR A. Chain Guide Assembly could be on axle back- wards. Make sure drive parts are assembled correctly. See Diagram 11 for Direct Drive, and Diagram 12 or 13 for Reduction Drives. B. Chain Guide could be bent out of alignment with chain wheel. C. Check for defects in cast chain wheel or chain. D. On Electric Operator Doors or "Pocket Wheel" Reduction Gear Doors, check for sprocket alignment and proper chain tension. Also check that set screws on Pocket Wheel Assembly are securely fastened. 4. DOOR DOES NOT CONTACT FLOOR LEVEL A. Use spirit level to check whether door or floor is off level. If door is out of level, proceed to check the following points: B. Check if "Support Brackets" and guides are level. C. if "A' and "B" check out all right, roll door all the way up and see if curtain rolls up straight on drums. End of door should be square. If cone shaped, go to Section 5. D. Models 231, 232, 233, 234, 235: If all of the above check out and curtain is no more than 1/2" out of level, the following method of curtain straightening may be used. The long side of the curtain can be shrunk as follows: Roll door all the way down. On the outside of the door curtain is a steel strip 1'/a" wide. This strip holds the curtain square. Take a screwdriver and slightly depress strip into corrugated rib. A small amount in each of the lower ten ribs. Door curtain will shrink on that side. 5. DOOR DOES NOT ROLL UP STRAIGHT A. Check all points in Section 1. B. An alternative solution to correct the coning door is to raise the curtain up to the stops and determine which side of the bottom angle touches the stops first. C. Secure hand chain, remove guides, lower cur- tain down to floor level. Install a drum wedge on side of the door from which the bottom angle touches first. D. Proceed to Step 9 to reinstall the door guides. E. If problem continues, consult factory. INSTALLATION OF REPAIR PANELS 1. FOR ALL DOOR MODELS Determine the number of sheets which need to be replaced. Starting from the bottom of door curtain, the lock seams occur on about 26" centers. When ordering, please give exact length of sheet and location on door (.e., bottom, bottom and one intermediate, etc.) 2. REMOVE DAMAGED SHEETS A. Secure door in its full down position by locking the chain on the chain retainer,or by wedging a strong piece of wood or pipe in hole at the end of roll, against bracket. When door sheet is cut off, the door will have a strong tendency to roll up. B. Remove door guides. C. Cut off damaged sheet. (see Diagram 23). Scribe a straight line and cut door sheet off using nibblers. D. Cut the sidestripping and remove damaged sheat(s). 3. INSTALL NEW SHEET(S) A. CIamD new sheet in location as shown. S. Drill holes for'/s" dia. rivets (#30) at S" O.C., top and bottom and shown. Pop rivet as you go. C. Trim sidestrip as follows: Overlap steel/rubber 3 corrugations. Install the buttons and rivets. Trim PVC Rubber as close as possible to the nearest staple. DIAGRAM 23 ASTA Door Corporation PHONE: 770-974-2600 FAX: 770-974-1455 WEBSITE: www.astadoor.com o- 25 2� �'— DRILL CUT AND HOENRE RIVET w THIS W THIS I w = SIDE I SIDE � \� a: a o LU Q ASTA Door Corporation PHONE: 770-974-2600 FAX: 770-974-1455 WEBSITE: www.astadoor.com