Southeast provides a wide variety of slat profiles to compliment its roll up shutter systems.

DAYLIGHT OPENING MEASURE

Is the measurement of the opening size for both WIDTH and HEIGHT.

TRAPPED MEASURE

Is the exact size you need your shutter made. There is no space for any overlap of the shutter.

HOW TO MEASURE

1. Always stand on the outside of the structure facing the opening
2. WIDTH always supply the opening size in inches at the widest point
   • Are there any obstructions that can not be moved? Pipes, Lights, Etc., if yes note the number of inches from the opening to the obstruction. Mark in the area clearance left or right on order form. If none mark, AMPLE
   • If the shutter is intended to fit inside the opening or between walls, we refer to this as trapped width. Mark the clearance area on the order form, left - right “0”
   • If the opening is trapped supply the measurement of the narrowest point rather than widest point.
3. HEIGHT always supply the opening height rather than the tallest point.
• Are there any obstructions that can not be moved? Pipes, Lights, Etc. if yes, note the number of inches from the opening to the obstruction. Mark in the area clearance top or bottom on order form. If none, mark AMPLE
• If the shutter is intended to fit between the soffit and a floor we refer to this situation as FINISHED height. Mark clearance area on order form top/bottom “0”.
• If the opening is FINISHED height, supply the measurement of the shortest point rather than the tallest point.

Installation Overview

1. Using the gage bars (side angles) mark the location of the top and bottom tracks making sure there is equal spacing from the edge of the opening to the edge to the tracks.
2. Measure the width of the stacks in order to properly center the accordion shutter in the opening, leaving equal distance from the edge of the opening and the starting edge of the stack.
3. Attach top track to wall as pre-drilled by the factory.
4. Center wheels in top track and feed on. Wheels should be closest to wall with pins to outside.
5. Attach gage bars (side angles) to the wall as pre-drilled by the factory
6. Attach bottom track to wall as pre-drilled by the factory, butting up to the bottom of the gage bars (side angles).
7. Attach starter strips to gage bars (side angles) with tech screws not exceeding 9” O.C.
8. Pull both sides of accordion together and make sure it closes properly and locks. Adjust the keeper in the male jamb to properly mate with the female jamb T-handle lock.
9. Mark locking pin holes with the shutter in the closed position for additional strength mark out where pins will fit into each top and bottom track.
10. Mark locking pin holes to keep accordion open by moving accordion to open position and mark out where pins will fit into each top and bottom track.
11. Drill holes for both open and closed positions in top and bottom tracks.