Multigrate installation guide

• Observe all street works rules, traffic management and safety training for yourselves and pedestrians.
• Wear safety equipment when cutting Goggles, particle mask and gloves.

• Power disc saw fitted with masonry blade (preferably diamond edge) fitted with water bottle feed for dust suppression and cooling.
  • Do NOT use a metal cutting blade.
• Fine tooth hacksaw, or junior hacksaw.
• Wire brush
• Screw Driver
• Tape rule
• Rough file
• White waterproof marking pe
• Straight edge

Use a screwdriver or wire brush to remove the dirt from the top edges and seating of the  installed frame.

Measure the clear opening

Identify where the Multigrate will be cut, cutting only two sides, in the cutting zones marked to give a tight ‘wedge’ fit into the frame.

Offer up the grate to the frame, upside down. Trim with the file if needed.

Note the kerb side and the road side.

Remove any more of the grid which is preventing it from being fitted.

Insert the grid, applying the necessary force to give a tight fit.

If the unit has any residual movement, use wedges supplied, fitted to either side of non-cutting edges.

When making the cut against the kerb, please ensure the cut is angled at approximately 80-85° to allow the Multigrate unit to be 'wedged into the frame. Use the green snap-off wedges to secure on the non-cutting edges.

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