Fixing Internal Roof Boxes
Please Note:
Roof box design can
change depending on
model. However,
methods of fixing
detailed in this
instruction still apply
Typical fixing method used
on a Boston style roof box
with one screw fitted into
each ridge timber
Plastic screw caps will
need to be fitted to these
exposed screws, on other
designs corner trims hide
fixing screws
The following instructions are on the understanding that the roof box has been
trimmed (if required) and ready to fit into position.
The roof boxes are designed to be screwed through the front face and
upwards into the timber frame work of the roof construction, fixing screws are
provided and depending on model plastic screw caps or trims.
Please Note:
Fixing the roof box by any other means could render the roof box
unsafe.
Fixings points (screws) should be positioned at either end of the roof box and
evenly spaced between, with a distance of no more than 1metre apart.
Please Note:
Nails should not be used to secure the roof box into position.
Care must be taken that fixing screws get a good hold into the timber
framework of the roof construction such as a ridge timber and/or roof truss,
(not ceiling panels).
Please Note:
The ceiling panels are decorative and should not be used to secure the
roof box into position.
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