Ez Glaze™
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How to install SUNTUF EZ Glaze
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How to Fasten Corrugated Roofing Panels
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How to Cut Corrugated Roofing Panels
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Rafter spacing
- EZ Glaze is designed for 50mm rafters.
- Distance between rafters must be 600 mm (center to center).
- Make sure the rafters are perfectly perpendicular to the beams/wall.
- EZ Glaze requires rafters support only, no purlins are required.
2
Minimum Roof Slope
To ensure proper water runoff, slope should be at least 5% (50mm rise over 1m length)
3
Foamed tape application
Applying foamed tape on each rafter will reduce friction due to thermal expansion.
4
Placing the 1st EZ Glaze panel
Place the first EZ Glaze panel on the rafters, leaving 50-150mm overhang.
Pre-drill 10 mm holes along the outer corrugation, every 500mm.
1st and last drills should be located 30mm-50mm from the rafter’s top and bottom edges.
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Fixing the 1st EZ Glaze panel
Fix the first EZ Glaze panel’s outer corrugation, using specified screws and
washers through the pre-drilled holes. Start at the bottom edge and work your way up.
6
Placing the 2nd EZ Glaze panel
Place the second panel, lateral overlapping the first one.
Pre-Drill both panels together on the lateral overlap, every 500mm.
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Fixing the 2nd EZ Glaze panel
Fix both panels overlap, using specified screws and washers through the pre-drilled holes. Start at the bottom edge and work your way up.
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Completing the installation
Repeat stage 6 & 7 with the remaining panels.
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Butyl Tape (Not included in EZ Glaze Kit)
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Installing Head Wall Flashing (Not included in EZ Glaze Kit)
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Silicone
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Tools Required to install EZ Glaze
