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System Information Links... Please Select: SCREEN WALL MAIN PAGE ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS BUILDERS & TRADESMAN DO-IT-YOURSELFER'S POWDER COAT FINISHES METALIZED FINISHES ANODIZED FINISHES MILL FINISH R CHANNEL USAGE PAGE MANUFACTURING OPTIONS PORCH PROJECT HELP SCREEN MATERIALS GET QUOTE Installation Suggestions... Please Select: ANGLE STOP MOUNT R CHANNEL MOUNT BASE R CHANNEL MOUNT LARGE STOP MOUNTS STANDARD FACE MOUNT OTHER Need an Installation Firm ?... Independent service providers are available from Maine to New Mexico. Click on the link below to see if one is available in your area. Click Here > SERVICE PROVIDERS Need Samples ?... You can order product line samples right through our web store. Material samples are free of charge. (We do ask that you cover shipping costs) For a minimal charge we can also provide sample sized manufactured panels. Order Samples > WEB STORE Use the "Samples" link located on the left side of web store pages. Important Information... All information and directions provided by CSW, Inc. should be treated as generic guides which are intended to help you plan, measure and order screens. Our directions are applicable and correct for a great majority of situations - but not all. In some situations they may need to be modified. In some situations they may not be applicable at all. The responsibility to determine this and the responsibility to order items correctly rests solely on the customer. We make no guarantee, warrantee or promise of any kind that the directions (guides) we provide will work in every application. Please read and understand all information provided on this web site. For additional information please review our POLICIES page fully. Standard Layout Spec's... Click on the layout number above each corresponding photograph to jump over to the specification page for that layout. LAYOUT 1 LAYOUT2 LAYOUT 3 LAYOUT 4 LAYOUT 5 LAYOUT 6 Made in USA... The Connecticut Screen Works Screen Wall System^® and all associated components are certified by Connecticut Screen Works, Inc. to be 100% USA made. Designed and Manufactured exclusively by Connecticut Screen Works, Inc. - Patents Pending -	Quality, Strength and Durability are Standard^TM Small Stop Mount... MOUNTING LOCATION: Inside Opening CAN INSERTS BE USED: Yes - Not Recommended The SMALL STOP MOUNT is a typical installation method that requires a stop to be installed in each opening prior to installation. This method can be used with both Panels and Walls with little trouble in most cases. This method is also one of the simplest and best for units under 84" in width. Complete installation is performed from the interior. Screen Panels or Walls are inserted into each opening and pushed forward until resting against the applied stop. Units are then screwed into place either by face screwing through the Master Frame into the stop or by screwing through the Master Frame sideways into the structure's columns. MAJOR RESTRICTIONS & NOTES: We do not recommend this method if units are over 84" in width. Additionally, the security of the overall installation, while more than sufficient for screen only Panels and Walls, is not strong enough for Polycarbonate or Vinyl inserts to be utilized. It is also highly recommended that sufficient help is available during installation to lift and hold Panel(s) or Wall(s) in place until they can be fully mounted to structure. If your opening requires the installation of more than 1 panel into the opening "R" CHANNELS would be used to cover all panel seams. See "R" CHANNEL INSTRUCTIONS for details. .pdf VERSION Measuring... Measuring for the small stop mount is extremely simple. 1) Measure each opening height and width. Measure in several locations (top, middle, bottom, left side, center, right side, etc.) and record the smallest measurements taken. (To help, you may find it better to draw out each opening and note the measurements and locations taken) 2) Determine the amount of gap you would like for each side of each panel. Normally a gap of 1/8" on all sides or sufficient but the is will depend upon the stop sized used and how out of square your opening is. Severely out of square openings may require a larger stop, a larger gap, or both. 3) Subtract the gap amount from the smallest opening measurements taken for each opening. Remember - to include the gap required for all 4 sides. EXAMPLE: If you've determined a 1/8" is good for each side, you'll need to subtract 1/4" from your smallest opening width and from your smallest opening height. 4) The resulting sizes would be your true manufacture size for each panel or wall being ordered. You can also modify this installation as required for your particular installation requirements. Very Important... In all cases, your submitted sizes are to be True Manufacture Sizes (TTT production sizes) required. We do not modify order sizes. Installation... Proper planning is essential for trouble free installation. Installation of this system can be performed by most skilled persons. A general home improvement contractor will have no problem. How to Order... Orders for Connecticut Screen Works Screen Wall System^® panels and walls must be in writing. You can place your order with us as follows: By submitting a written order by fax or mail By submitting a quote request by fax, mail, or on line and executing our issued quote. Download FAX OR MAIL ORDER FORMS and QUOTE REQUEST FORMS. Submit your QUOTE REQUEST ONLINE. You may also order your materials a raw form for home or job site manufacture. Orders for raw goods may be placed with us as follows: On line through our WEB STORE By submitting a written order by fax or mail By submitting a quote request by fax, mail, or on line and executing our issued quote. Download FAX OR MAIL ORDER FORMS and QUOTE REQUEST FORMS. Submit your QUOTE REQUEST ONLINE.

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