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Complete Adjustable Sleeve Installation Instructions


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Salter Industries - Installation -
Standard Adjustable Sleeve

It's not as hard as you may think.
You can install our stair!
Seeing is believing.

   
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• While all the treads are on the ground, partially thread the set screws into the tread and platform sleeves.

• Stand the center column up in the opening.

• Slide all the treads over the center column. All the treads are the same.

 

     
  • Slide the platform over the center column. Use the lag screws supplied and attach the platform in the desired location. If you are covering the platform with oak, lower the steel platform so the oak will be flush with your finished floor.

• Plumb the center column and attach the center column to the floor with the lag screws supplied.


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• Start the installation with the top tread. Place a baluster in the hole closest to the platform. Attach the baluster to the tread with the ¼" x 1 ½" carriage bolt, nut and lock washer supplied. Be certain that you start the rotation the same way as it was ordered.

     
  • Move the top tread with the baluster attached, to the proper riser height that your job calls for. On the top tread only, if you are going to have oak tread covers, lower the steel tread by that thickness. After this your steel tread to steel tread height will be the same. Plumb the baluster and attach the top baluster to the face of the platform using the top baluster bracket.

• Check that the tread is level and that the baluster is plumb. Tighten the 5/16" set screws to lock the tread in place. Always tighten the baluster hardware first; check that the baluster is plumb and then tighten the set screws last.

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