Installation & Guides
See how quick and easy it is to install a QuickFrame. Here you’ll find everything you need to know from what to expect when your order arrives to a full demonstration on how to install a QuickFrame.
Videos
The Steps to Unpacking and Installing QuickFrames
This video shows you how to prepare for the arrival of your QuickFrames, and the step-by-step instructions to unpack your order and install QuickFrames.
Why are QuickFrames used as a structural roof frame solution?
Watch this video and see how QuickFrames are a faster, easier alternative to welded angle iron for installing rooftop equipment support frames on new construction and tenant improvement projects.
QuickFrames — Installation Overview
Watch this video before and during the adjustable roof frame installation to run through what an installation takes. This video contains helpful tips and steps to follow that help the process go smoothly.
Guide
Adjustable Installation Guide 2.0
The Adjustable Roof Frame Installation Guide details the parts of specific frame types. The guide also contains all of the steps for QuickFrame roof frame installation. It is important to note that the frames must be built when installing into the structure and not separately on the ground.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A QuickFrame can be installed in 20-minutes so long as you have the plans and instructions. We make it as easy as possible by providing as much information as possible. Here are a few common questions to keep installs going.
Will my shipment include project plans?
Yes, your shipment will include project plans. We suggest that you locate the plans before you get started. They should be under the plastic wrap and on top of the order.
How do you tell the difference between main rails and cross rails?
Main rails and cross rails will be separated and clearly marked. The main rails will have the gauge of the rail printed on each main rail to help when sorting.
Do I need to separate the rails when installing?
No, do not separate the rails. Always use both rails (inside and outside) when installing QuickFrames. That is how they are designed and engineered. They are not designed to be separated.
Should I build the frame on the ground? Is that easier?
Never build QuickFrames on the ground. They are meant to be built into the structure.
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