Eclipse UltraSatin shutters Installation Instructions Manual

Type
Installation Instructions Manual
PRODUCT INFORMATION
AND APPLICATIONS
2017-18
Why invest in a product that you’ll have to refinish in a few years?
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advancements have combined the durability homeowners desire
with the look of wood to achieve the ultimate window treatment:
Eclipse Shutters with UltraSatin
finish.
Eclipse Shutters with UltraSatin finish will add sophistication and ele-
gance to your windows. They will last for many years with minimal
care. These reasons are why Eclipse Shutters have been the number
one selling plantation shutter in North America for over 20 years.
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CONTENTS
SELLING
The History of Shutters A1
Features & Benefits A2-3
GREENGUARD
®
Certification A4-5
25-Year Warranty A6-7
Shutter Panel Parts A8
UltraClearview Mechanism A9
Louver and Divider Rail Sizes A10
Frame Sizes and Applications A11-13
Shutter Accessories A14-16
PANEL CONFIGURATIONS AND HINGING
Single Panel Shutters B1-2
Two Panel Shutters B3-6
Three Panel Shutters B7-10
Four Panel Shutters B11-16
Six Panel Shutters B17-20
Patio Doors B21
Bay Windows B22-23
Bow Windows B24
Café Style B25
OPERATING AND DEPTH CLEARANCE
Clearance Charts C1-13
DESIGNING THE RIGHT SHUTTER
Helpful Hints D1
Shutters with Uneven Panel Widths D2
Importance of Height Consistency D3
Locating Divider Rails D4
Double Hung Shutters D5
MEASURING GUIDE
Inside Mount E1
Outside Mount E2
Bay Windows E3-10
Bow Windows E11-15
Patio Doors E16-17
Corner Windows E18-19
FRENCH DOOR SHUTTERS
French Door Cutout Diagram F1
French Door Cutout Configurations F2
French Door Cutout Clearance Charts F3-9
French Door Cutout Measuring Instructions F10
French Door Cutout Installation Instructions F11
French Door with No Cutout Configurations F12
French Door with Catch Receivers Clearance Charts F13-14
French Door Catch Receiver Measuring Instructions F15
French Door Hinged Shutter Measuring Instructions F16
French Door with No Cutout Installation Instructions F17
Ordering Instructions F18-19
A
B
C
D
E
F
STANDARD AND OPEN
BY-PASS TRACK SYSTEM
By-Pass System Diagrams G1-2
Two Panel By-Pass G3
Three and Four Panel By-Pass G4-5
Six and Eight Panel By-Pass G6
By-Pass Measuring Instructions G7
By-Pass Installation Instructions G8-15
Track System Ordering Instructions G16-17
TRIPLE BY-PASS TRACK SYSTEM
Triple By-Pass Track System Diagram H1
Three and Four Panel By-Pass H2
Five Panel By-Pass H3
Six Panel By-Pass H4
Seven Panel By-Pass H5
Eight Panel By-Pass H6
Triple By-Pass Measuring Instructions H7
Triple By-Pass Installation Instructions H8-13
Track System Ordering Instructions H14-15
BI-FOLD TRACK SYSTEM
Bi-Fold Track System Diagram I1
Two Panel Bi-Fold I2
Four Panel Bi-Fold I3
Six Panel Bi-Fold I4
Eight Panel Bi-Fold I5
Bi-Fold Measuring Instructions I6
Bi-Fold Installation Instructions I7-11
Track System Ordering Instructions I12-13
TRACK SYSTEM VALANCES
Valance Diagram J1
Valance Options J2
Valance Installation J3-4
Valance Return Options J5-7
SPECIALTY SHAPES
Features & Benefits K1-2
Shapes & Specifications K3-13
Vertical Supports K14-16
Measuring K17-19
Ordering K20-22
Creating a Template K23-24
Installation K25-27
G
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I
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J
ORDERING PROCEDURE
Filling Out the Order Form L1
Filling Out a Regular Order Form L2-4
Filling Out a Bay Order Form L5
Filling Out a Bow Order Form L6
Sample Regular Order Form L7-8
INSTALLATION
Tools Required M1
Inside Mount with No Frame M2
Panel Lock Ramp Installation M3
Magnetic Catch Placement M4
Catch Receiver Installation M5
Frame Assembly for 3 or 4 Sided Frames M6
T-Posts M7-9
Inside Mount with L-Frame M10
Inside Mount with Z, Trim, BZ or Deluxe Trim Frames M11
Inside Mount/Outside Mount with Mounting Strip M12
Outside Mount with Casing Frame M13
Outside Mount with L-Frame M14
Bay Window Compound Miter M15
Bow Window Compound Miter M16
GENERAL INFORMATION &
TROUBLESHOOTING
Shutter Panel Parts Diagram N1
Two Part Hinges N2
Panels Won’t Stay Closed N3-4
Panels Too Tight N5
Louvers Too Tight N6
Louvers Warped N7
Louvers Need More Tension N8
Panels Sagging N9
Louvers Are Not Operating Properly N10-11
Louvers Discoloring N12
Product is Scratched N12
L
M
N
The History of Shutters A1
Features & Benefits A2-3
GREENGUARD
®
Certification A4-5
25 Year Warranty A6-7
Shutter Panel Parts A8
Clearview Mechanism A9
Louver & Divider Rail Sizes A10
Frame Sizes and Applications A11-13
Shutter Accessories A14-16
SELLING
A
A1
Shutters have had a long history of
protecting windows on the outside,
but they were originally designed for
the inside of a home.
On Tudor (1485–1547) and Elizabethan
(1558–1603) homes, shutters were made of solid
boards and covered only the lower half of the
window openings, where no glass was installed
(glass was expensive in those days.) When open,
fresh air came into the room and the shutters folded
back to look like decorative wall panels. When
closed, usually with a bar across, light still came
through the glazed upper half of the window. By
the late seventeenth century, double-hung windows
were popular. Shutters were still attached inside and
decorative, but they covered the whole window.
During the Victorian period (1837–1901) when
more houses were constructed from wood, shutters
moved outdoors. The former stone and brick homes
had such deeply recessed windows that exterior
shutters would have been difficult to reach from
inside, but wooden walls could be built much
thinner and exterior shutters could now be accessed
easily from the inside.
By the late nineteenth century, shutters were
used as much for decoration as for their practical
functions of shelter and protection for the glass.
When mechanization entered Victorian millworks,
shutters became more sophisticated. They were
often louvered or made of narrow horizontal slats
angled to deflect the rain, allow some daylight
through and provide adequate ventilation.
In the 1980s, window technology and window
covering choices eliminated the functional use of
outside shutters. However, the revival of Victorian-style
housing and the interest in rehabilitating century-old
homes are bringing shutters back into the limelight
as an interior window treatment. They are often
made from wood, with all its inherent problems of
chipping, warping, shrinking and peeling.
Eclipse
®
Shutters are an extremely durable shutter.
They offer the traditional look of California or
Plantation style shutters without the inherent problems
of wood. Warping, shrinking, chipping, peeling,
and color fading are things of the past with
Eclipse
®
Shutters.
Eclipse
®
Shutters offer complete custom window
and door fitting. They are shipped complete with all
frames and hardware ready for mounting. They are
available in three colors: Cotton, Pearl and Vanilla.
Do not be fooled by the competition. There is only
one Eclipse
®
Shutter!
The History of Shutters
A2
Traditional Look
The look and quality your customers demand but at the
cost and durability of Polyresin 3
®
.
Low Maintenance
The Polyresin 3
®
Eclipse
®
Shutter is easy to clean with just
soap and water.
Environmentally Friendly
Eclipse
®
Shutters do not destroy our forests. All scrap is
recycled.
Made from Polyresin 3
®
A colorfast compound with UV stabilizers designed with
strength and durability, yet retaining a special warmth
and feel. Shutters will not warp, shrink, chip, peel, or
fade and never need painting.
Fire Retardant
Polyresin 3
®
is fire retardant and self-extinguishing. It is
safe to use in residential and commercial applications.
Meets (NFPA701) National Fire Code Standards.
Waterproof
Ideally suited for use above kitchen sinks, bathrooms
or other high humidity areas. Eclipse
®
Shutters have no
unsightly staples which may rust, and will not warp or
crack due to water exposure.
Additional Insulator
An R-value of 3.40 helps to reduce heating and air costs
and outside noise. Closing the louvers upward can help
keep heat in the home and provide more privacy.
Modern Manufacturing
Custom crafted in state-of-the-art computerized production
facilities that meet today’s demanding quality standards.
Fast Production Time
7-day production guaranteed.
Colors
Cotton, Pearl and Vanilla
Best for Kids™ Certified
This third party certification program specifies
criteria to identify window covering products
that are best suited for use in homes or in facilities
in which young children are expected to be present.
Features & Benefits
A3
Features & Benefits
Elliptical Louver Sizes
2 1/2”, 3 1/2”, and 4 1/2”
Patented Tilt Bar Connecting Method
Provides the time honored look associated with shutters.
Louvers can be opened or closed in both directions,
unlike other shutters which are one-directional only. This
method has eliminated unsightly gears or staples which
tend to rust or break.
Patented UltraClearview™
A hidden tilt system located on the rear of each panel.
UltraClearview is attached to the hinge side of the
louvers, resulting in a clean, contemporary look.
Patented Seamless Louver Caps
Innovative seamless capping technology eliminates
the seam between the louver body and the end cap,
for a sleek and modern look.
Panel Lock with Roller
This unique system eliminates the use of magnets. When
panels are closed, a spring-loaded plunger acts as a
ball catch to hold the panels in the closed position.
Frame Grooves
The spring loaded roller of the panel lock locates the
integrated groove in all frames. Eliminates the need for
magnets and catch plates.
Exclusive Deluxe Divider Rail
The unique design of this rail integrates a handle which
provides a clean and easy method of opening shutters.
Offered as an option to the existing regular divider rail,
the deluxe divider rail is the ultimate in functionality,
design, and elegance.
Snap and Hold Corner Key and
Notched Frames
Our snap and hold corner key and notched frames were
developed to eliminate the use of glue and provide a
clean, quick and easy installation. All frames, excluding
L-Frame outside mount, with a 45-degree miter are
notched to accept this corner key.
Aluminum Jamb Inserts
Provides a hidden reinforcement for patio door
shutters and larger shutter panels.
French Door Cutouts
Our French Door Cutout is ideal for adding shutters
to French doors. The Cutout is designed to work with
standard round door handles and lever handles.
Available with all louver sizes.
Pre-drilled Frames
Pre-drilled installation holes are strategically placed
on all frames for accurate, quick, and clean
installation.
Factory Installed Two Part Hinge System
Quick and easy to install. Allows panels to
be removed easily for cleaning. Panels open
fully for total access to the windows.
Light Block and Interlock
Exclusive to Eclipse
®
Shutters, they provide an
insulating seal and cover unwanted light
gaps between panels.
Adjustable Jamb Cap
If adjustments are required, the screw located
on the bottom of each panel can be threaded
in or out of the cap accordingly. Thread into
the panel until the screw is virtually invisible
when adjustments are not needed. (Available only
with magnet applications)
Permanent UltraSatin™ Finish
Our Polyresin 3
®
compound features a permanent
finish resistant to dents and scratches. Should a
scratch occur, it can be removed without harming
the finish.
Warranty
Eclipse
®
Shutters are backed with a 25-Year
Warranty. Note: Eclipse
fabricators reserve the
right to refuse manufacture of out-of-spec or void
warranty product.
A4
About the GREENGUARD
®
Environmental Institute
The GREENGUARD Environmental Institute (GEI) is an industry-independent, non-profit organization that oversees the
GREENGUARD Certification Program. As an ANSI Authorized Standards Developer, GEI establishes acceptable
indoor air standards for indoor products, environments, and buildings. GEI’s mission is to improve public health and
quality of life through programs that improve indoor air. A GEI Advisory Board consisting of independent volunteers,
who are renowned experts in the areas of indoor air quality, public and environmental health, building design and
construction, and public policy, provides guidance and leadership to GEI.
About GREENGUARD
®
Certification
Product certification program for low emitting interior building materials, furnishings, and finish systems. All
GREENGUARD Certified Products have been tested for their chemical emissions performance and can be found in
the GREENGUARD Online Product Guide.
About GREENGUARD
®
Gold (for Children & Schools Certification)
A product certification program for low-emitting interior building materials, furnishings, and finish systems used in
educational, office and other sensitive environments. All GREENGUARD Gold products have been tested for their
chemical emissions performance according to CA 01350 and can be found in the GREENGUARD Online Product
Guide.
GREENGUARD Gold program’s minimum requirements comply with the State of California’s Department of Health
Services Standard Practice (CA Section 01350) for testing chemical emissions from building products used in
schools, offices and other sensitive environments. As such, GREENGUARD Gold products can be used as a strategy
to earn valuable credits in the CHPS Best Practices Manual for K-12 schools, U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED
Green Building Rating System, Green Guide for Healthcare, NAHB Green Building Guidelines, Green Globes,
Regreen and numerous other local green building codes.
Children are more heavily exposed to environmental toxins than adults; as a result their exposure levels are the
basis for sensitive environments. They consume more food, water, and have higher inhalation rates per pound of
body weight than adults. To account for inhalation exposure to young children with greater sensitivities, a body
burden correction factor of 0.43 has been applied to current allowable emission levels from indoor materials and
furnishings.
Emission controls are established to define low-emitting materials for environments where people spend extended
periods of time and have children and sensitive adults in residence. These may include schools, daycares,
healthcare facilities and residential and commercial spaces.
See the following page for the Greenguard Certificates for Eclipse Shutters. For more information about Greenguard,
please visit their website at www.greenguard.org.
Eclipse
®
Shutters and GREENGUARD
®
Eclipse Shutters has been tested and vertified for both GREENGUARD Indoor Air Quality and GREENGUARD
Gold. See page A5 for the GREENGUARD Gold Certificate issued to Eclipse Shutters. In addition, GREENGUARD
has listed Eclipse Shutters on their website as being resistant to the growth of mold. For more information about
GREENGUARD, please visit their website at www.greenguard.org.
A5
To: The Original Owner
Purchaser’s Name
Purchaser’s Address
Purchased at:
Name of Retailer/Dealer
Date Purchased:
Installed by: Name of Installation Company Date Installed:
Eclipse Shutters are intended for interior use only. See reverse for terms and conditions contained in this 25 Year Warranty.
The Manufacturer
25 YEAR WARRANTY
Shutters are warranteed by
ECLIPSE
®
SHUTTERS
Purchaser’s Name
Purchasers’ Address
Purchased at: Name of Retailer/Dealer Date Purchased:
Installed by: Name of Installation Company Date Installed:
25 YEAR WARRANTY REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE
A7
Warranty on Shutter Frame
and Shutter Panel
Shutters are warranted against such defects in material that
might result in blistering, peeling, flaking, corroding, and
fading of the shutter frame or panel members for a period
of twenty-five (25) years from the date of installation.
This Warranty on the Polyresin3
®
frame and Polyresin3
®
panels shall remain in effect only if normal cleaning
practices are followed periodically (see section
“Maintenance and Cleaning”).
5 Year Warranty on Hardware
Eclipse
®
warrants that the hardware will remain in good
operational condition for a period of five (5) years from the
date of installation.
General Conditions
This Warranty must be validated by having the Registration
Certificate completed by the installer and the original
purchaser and received by Eclipse
®
Shutters no later
than thirty (30) days after the completed installation. This
will ensure the property owner is entitled to this 25 Year
Warranty.
The Warranty stipulated in this document is the only
warranty applicable to Eclipse
®
Shutters and is granted in
lieu of any warranties otherwise implied by law or equity
and no such warranties shall apply to Eclipse
®
Shutters 25
Year Warranty.
1. Product Use
This Warranty applies only in respect to products used
strictly for the purpose for which they were intended. Eclipse
Shutters are intended for internal use only.
2. Warranty Limitations
Eclipse
®
Shutters liability is limited solely and exclusively to
repair or replacement, at the option of Eclipse
®
and under
no circumstances will Eclipse
®
be liable for incidental or
consequential charges such as, but not limited to, labor
costs for any purpose, inconvenience, damage or injury to
persons or to property, or any other expense.
3. Replacement Parts or Repairs
Eclipse
®
reserves the right to discontinue or change any
Eclipse
®
shutter as currently manufactured. If an exact
replacement part is not available, Eclipse
®
reserves the right
to substitute parts of equal quality at its sole option.
25 YEAR WARRANTY
Exclusions from Warranty Coverage
The following are excluded from coverage
under this Warranty:
a. Exposure to air pollutants and normal atmospheric
conditions may cause all Polyresin3
®
surfaces to
gradually suffer an accumulation of surface dirt or
stains. These are normal occurrences and are not
covered under the Eclipse
®
Warranty.
b. Any defect, malfunction, or failure to perform which has
occurred because of unreasonable use, improper
application, or failure to perform reasonable or
necessary maintenance.
c. Any damage to the shutters or components of the
shutters caused by settlement or structural defects of the
building in which they are installed.
d.
Any damage caused by wind, hail, lightning, or other
acts of God, intentional acts, accidents, negligence, or
exposure to harmful chemicals or pollutants.
e.
Damage caused by improper handling or installation.
f. Any shutter which has been repaired or modified or
attempted to have been repaired or modified by any
person other than a duly authorized representative of
Eclipse
®
Shutters.
g. Shutters are light controlling but not black out.
h. Shutters made without divider rails, too wide, too high,
or over the maximum square footage are not warranted.
Effective Date of Warranty
This Warranty will take effect from the date the installation
of the shutters has been completed at the premises
identified in the warranty certificate. The registration
certificate must be submitted to Eclipse
®
no later than thirty
(30) days from the date of installation.
PLEASE ENCLOSE IN AN ENVELOPE AND MAIL TO:
1327 Northbrook Parkway, Suite 410
Suwanee, GA 30024
Maintenance and Cleaning
Polyresin3
®
materials are closer to “maintenance free” than
any other building material.However, surfaces may become
dirty. Normal maintenance requires washing with mild soap
and water using a soft cloth. For difficult to remove dirt
and stains, water-based household cleaners can be used.
Chlorine-based cleaners or other cleaners containing organic
solvents could affect the surface appearance and durability
of the product.
Procedure and Conditions of Warranty
Remedy
Repairs are done at the Eclipse
®
plant. Shutters must be
brought to Eclipse
®
or an Eclipse
®
fabricator.
Eclipse
®
will not be responsible for any costs incurred in
transporting shutters to and from the Eclipse
plant.
In the event that the Eclipse
®
obligation under this Warranty
is sought, the Owner must notify the Dealer/ Distributor
in writing within thirty (30) days after the defect has first
appeared. Such notification must contain the following:
a. Name and address of the Owner.
b. Date of installation.
c. A brief description of the defect.
Upon receipt of this information, the Dealer/Distributor will
notify the Owner of his share of prorated costs (where such is
applicable), in accordance with the Proration Schedule.
The Dealer/Distributor will provide repair or replacement
parts to the owner only upon receipt of payment of the
Owner’s share of the prorated costs.
A8
Panel Lock Jamb Cap
Shutter Panel Parts
Vertical Jamb (Stile)
Aluminum Jamb Inserts
for added support and
strength
Vertical Jamb (Stile) Cap
Interlock
Top Rail
Bottom Rail
Louver
Tilt Bar
Connectors
Tilt Bar Cap
Divider Rail
Tilt Bar Attached
Tilt Bar
Elliptical Louver
UltraClearview
Connector
UltraClearview
Bar
Louver End Cap
Aluminum Inserts for Louvers
add strength when required
A9
UltraClearview is located on back of panel on the hinge side.
UltraClearview adds an additional protection to the back of the louvers.
UltraClearview™ Mechanism
Used to divide top louvers from bottom louvers within the same panel
Note: Divider rail must be used on panels 60” and longer. Two Divider Rails
must be used on panels 90” and longer, with less than 50” between rails.
Divider rails are required on bi-folds at 50”.
2 1/2”
3 1/2”
4 1/2”
Divider Rail for
3 1/2” Louver (replaces 1 louver)
Divider Rail for
2 1/2” Louver (replaces 2 louvers)
and 4 1/2” Louver (replaces 1 louver)
2 5/8”
3 3/4”
Regular Deluxe
A10
Louver Sizes
Divider Rail Sizes
2 1/2” Louver
Reinforcement added at 20”
3 1/2” Louver
Reinforcement added at 19”
4 1/2” Louver
Reinforcement added at 22”
The exclusive Deluxe Divider
Rail provides a clean and easy
method of opening shutters.
This Deluxe Divider Rail with the
built-in handle is an option to
the regular divider rail.
A11
Frame Sizes and Applications
Bullnose Z Frame with Flex
(BZ Frame) & Sill
Used for inside mounts in openings with drywall
returns and without trim and includes a 3/8”
standard IM deduction. May be ordered with Sill
Frame at bottom for openings with a window sill.
Because the extended leg has been removed,
the bottom frame will sit flat on window sill. The
Sill Frame will be positioned at the bottom unless
otherwise specified
Deluxe Trim Frame
(D Frame) & Sill
Used for inside mounts in openings with drywall
returns and without trim and includes a 1/4”
standard IM deduction. May be ordered with Sill
Frame at bottom for openings with window sill.
Because the extended leg has been removed, the
bottom frame will sit flat on the window sill. The
Sill Frame with be positioned at the bottom unless
otherwise specified.
Trim Frame with Flex
(T Frame) & Sill
Used for inside mounts in openings with drywall
returns and without trim and includes a 3/8”
standard IM deduction. May be ordered with Sill
Frame at bottom for openings with a window sill.
Because the extended leg has been removed,
the bottom frame will sit flat on window sill. The
Sill Frame will be positioned at the bottom unless
otherwise specified.
Z-Frame & Sill
Used for inside mount applications only. Blends well
with all types of trim and includes a 1/4” standard
IM deduction. Excellent for slightly out of square
windows because the extended leg covers many
imperfections. Jamb depth required is a minimal 1
1/4”. May be ordered with Sill Frame at the bottom
for openings with a window sill. Because extended
leg has been removed, the bottom frame will sit flat
on a window sill. The Sill Frame will be positioned
at the bottom unless otherwise specified
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Frame Sizes and Applications
L-Frame
May be used for inside mounts if window openings are
square (a 1/8” IM deduction standard), or outside mounts
directly on top of trim or beside trim. For an inside mount,
on out-of-square openings caulking or the optional L-Frame
Cover Strip may be necessary to cover any uneven gaps.
The optional L-Frame Cover Strip may be ordered on the
Order Form. The Cover Strip is glued to the face of the
L-Frame.
L-Frame with 1/2” extension added
Used for outside mount installations with the 2 1/2” louver.
Usually used when the frame is installed beside the trim or
to clear any obstructions. Additional extensions may be
requested on the Order Form if required.
L-Frame with two 1/2” extensions
added
Used for outside mount installations with the 3 1/2” louver.
Usually used when the frame is installed beside the trim
or to clear any obstructions. Additional extensions may be
requested on the Order Form if required.
Note: Casing Sill Frame can be used in place of L-Frame.
The Casing Sill Frame is 3/8” taller, has a decorative
face and accepts the L-Frame extension when additional
projection is needed.
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Eclipse UltraSatin shutters Installation Instructions Manual

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