Snap-loc 24 installation of floating rake angle – Metal Sales Snap-Loc 24 Installation User Manual
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SNAP-LOC 24
INSTALLATION OF FLOATING RAKE ANGLE
ALTERNATE FLOATING
RAKE ANGLE ATTACHMENT
ALTERNATE FLOATING
RAKE ANGLE ATTACHMENT
PURLIN
FLOATING RAKE ANGLE
RAKE ANGLE
FLOATING RAKE ANGLE
C-CHANNEL
PURLIN
FASTENER
FLOATING RAKE
ANGLE ATTACHMENT
PURLIN
4" TO 6" BLANKET
1"
LOW
HIGH
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
4" TO 6" BLANKET
NONE REQUIRED
3
1
/
4
" LOW
4
1
/
4
" HIGH
3
1
/
8
" LOW
4
1
/
8
" MID
SYSTEM
CLIP
RAKE ANGLE THERMAL BLOCK
INSULATION
RAKE ANGLE
FLOATING RAKE ANGLE
FLOATING RAKE ANGLE
The Floating Rake Angle must be attached to the framing member along the rake. There are
several methods of installing the Floating Rake Angle (see below). Welding of the rake
angle or c-channel to the purlins is recommended so not to obstruct the Floating Rake Angle
attachment.
Refer to the chart for
determination of the proper
Floating Rake Angle. Correct
Floating Rake Angle must be
used for panel system to
function properly.
SHOULDER SELF
DRILLER
SHOULDER SELF
DRILLER
SHOULDER SELF
DRILLER