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• Review the ceiling panel layout on the assembly drawing. Panels are labeled with numbers corresponding to those on the
assembly drawing.
• Use assembly drawings for correct panel placement and sequence.
• Begin with an end section for a single compartment enclosure, or a tee panel for a multi-compartment enclosure
Place ceiling panels in position, per the assembly drawings, on top of wall panels. Do not lock ceiling panels to the wall at this
time.
Check panel alignment.
Cam-lock ceiling panels together.
After several ceiling panels are in position and locked together, check all wall to ceiling joints for flush fit and proper alignment.
Lock ceiling panels to wall panels.
WARNING
The top panels on walk-in units are designed, at a minimum, for an allowable live load of ten pounds per
square foot as noted on submittal drawings and installation instructions. Top panels are not designed as
work platforms or for dry storage and should not be used as such. Use in such a manner could damage
the structural integrity of the top panels and will void the manufacturer’s warranty. Do not place
condensing units on top of ceiling panels.
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