Prepare the rough opening - continued – JELD-WEN JII100 Custom Wood and Fiberglass Door Systems User Manual

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Prepare the Rough Opening - Continued

• For door with step-down landing: fold down at remaining crease line (Fig. 5).

• Trim height of fold-down to rise of step if necessary.

• For door on continuous slab, cut along the remaining crease line.

5. Place sill pan in rough opening so the open side faces the exterior.

NOTE: Door sits inside sill pan; back dam of the sill pan should just clear the
back edge of door sill when it is placed in the rough opening.

Fig. 5 Finished sill pan for step down landing

1. Coat the sill pan with spray adhesive extending 3" up both side jambs; spray the

vertical face of the rise, if applicable, as shown in Fig. 6.
(Follow manufacturer‘s instructions for tack time.)

2. Apply self-adhesive flashing to the sill pan floor as follows:

Cut adhesive flashing to sill length; for continuous slab, cut to width of sill
pan.

Remove backing paper.

Carefully apply to rough opening sill, flush with back dam of sill pan and fully
covering the bottom of the sill pan.

- Fold flat onto rise (if applicable) or cut to sill pan width if on continuous

slab.

• Smooth out any bubbles or creases with a j-roller.

3. Apply self-adhesive flashing to lower corners as follows:

Cut two pieces (one for each corner of the rough opening sill) 6" x distance
between the exterior and the interior edge of the door frame + 3".

For doors on continuous slab, cut out the inside corner as shown in Fig. 7:

- Remove paper backing from one piece.

- Adhere to one bottom corner tightly at 90˚ with 3" up the side and wrap

flashing onto wall sheathing (Fig. 8); do not stretch or tear flashing;
eliminate as many wrinkles as possible.

For step-down landings:

- Remove paper backing from one piece.

- Adhere to one bottom corner tightly at 90˚ with 3" up the side and overlap

onto the vertical face of the rise (Fig. 9); do not stretch or tear flashing;
eliminate as many wrinkles as possible.

- Press self-adhesive flashing tight into corners with j-roller.

- Repeat in opposite bottom corner.

4. Seal back corners of sill pan with sealant (Fig. 9).

Fig. 7 Cut self-adhesive flashing

Fig. 8 Apply self-adhesive tape (continuous slab)

Fig. 9 Apply self-adhesive flashing (step-down landing)

Spray Adhesive

Fig. 6. Apply adhesive spray

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