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Before starting assembly, unpack all stair components. Place them on a large enough surface and check the
number of components, using the attached packing list.
The staircase is supplied with a direction of climb (clockwise or anticlockwise), defined during design of the ideal
configuration, and this direction determines the spiral (clockwise or anticlockwise) of the handrail sections of the
railing. It is therefore inadvisable to invert the direction of climb, to avoid problems with the correct assembly of
the staircase. To verify the climb direction for which the staircase has been supplied, check the description of
code 140051.
Preliminary assembly
1. A ssemble the parts 001013 on the treads 103008 (Fig. 1) (Fig. 2).
2. C arefully measure the height from floor to floor to determine the number of plastic spacers 131030 or
131031. To determine the number of plastic spacers 131030 or 131031 required, use TAB. 2 for staircases
with spacers D72 (metal) or TAB. 3 for staircases with spacers D74 (wood) (H = height, A = rises).
Example: for a measured height of 298 cm from floor to floor and a staircase with 13 treads and spacers
D72, the following is required:
see TAB. 2: a) Read the number of plastic spacers required in column H in correspondence to the height of
298 cm, i.e. 40 in column A/13.
b) One at a time distribute the plastic spacers in sequence above and below all the spacers D72 until they
have all been used up (keep the alignment with the injection point on the visible edge to improve aesthetics).
Up to a maximum of 3 plastic spacers can be fitted on the 1st spacer D72. Up to a maximum of 5 plastic
spacers can be fitted on the remaining spacers D72.
The final result is 3 plastic spacers on the 1st spacer D72 (2 above and 1 below), 4 plastic spacers on the
2nd spacer D72 (2 above and 2 below), 3 plastic spacers on the eleven remaining spacers (2 above and 1
below).
3. A ssemble the parts 033098 and 033078 using the parts 011051 (Fig. 1) (for railing 040).
4. A ssemble the parts C63 to the baluster 122011 using the parts 011064 and 005036 (Fig. 2) (for railing 030).
Cutting top landing
5. T o define and trace the cutting lines for the circular landing:
1) carefully measure hole in ceiling.
2) calculate centre of hole in ceiling.
3) trace the form of the circular landing near the point of arrival on a piece of cardboard of the packing;
cut cardboard and position it symmetrically on the lower part (underside) of the landing, at a distance with
respect to the centre equivalent to half the hole measured earlier (Fig. 4).
6. T o define and trace the cutting lines for triangular or trapezoidal landings:
1) carefully measure hole in ceiling.
2) calculate centre of hole in ceiling.
3) trace cutting lines parallel to existing edges on the lower part (underside) of the landing, at a distance with
respect to the centre equivalent to half the hole measured earlier (Fig. 5).
7. C ut the landing with an electric jigsaw, taking great care to avoid damaging the paintwork finish; use
sandpaper to remove any roughness on edges and protect with the supplied wood paint.
Assembly
8. D etermine the position of the post on the floor, according to the dimensions of the landing cut earlier, and lay
the base 023012 (Fig. 3).
9. D rill holes with a 14 mm bit and fix the base 023012+012009+022001 to floor with components 008001
(Fig. 1) (Fig. 2).
10. Screw tube 042013 onto base 023012+012009+022001(Fig. 1) (Fig. 2) (Fig. 3).
11. Fit base cover 132017 or 132018 onto tube 042013 (Fig. 10).
12. I nsert in the following order: the D72 or D74 spacers, the 131030 or 131031 spacing discs, the first step
103008 (with the wooden staves parallel to the specified ascending side (Fig. 9A), keeping in mind that the
staircase's direction of ascent is dictated by the shape of the handrail), the D72 or D74 spacer, the 131030
or 131031 spacing discs and once again the 103008 step (with the wooden staves parallel to the specified
ascending side ), and so on. Arrange the steps alternately to the right and to the left, so as to uniformly
distribute the weight (Fig. 10).
13. W hen the top of the tube 042013 is reached, screw on component 022003, screw on next tube 042013 and
continue with assembly of staircase (Fig. 1) (Fig. 10).
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