Steeples Installations
Typical Anchoring Detail
Because every building is different, exact installation techniques will vary. The drawing below demonstrates one of the most commonly used anchoring methods.
The installer should verify that the steeple or cupola is firmly bolted to structural members sufficient to withstand the wind load forces imposed by the steeple. Texas Clear Water, Inc. can provide these loads to your building engineer or architect upon request.
All Texas Clear Water steeples are designs to rest on the fiberglass panels or the steel anchoring collar.
To prevent shingle damage, the installer may wish to rest the fiberglass edge on a metal flashing. This can be easily installed by attaching it to the steeple base.
Because every building is different, exact installation techniques will vary. The drawing below demonstrates one of the most commonly used anchoring methods.
The installer should verify that the steeple or cupola is firmly bolted to structural members sufficient to withstand the wind load forces imposed by the steeple. Texas Clear Water, Inc. can provide these loads to your building engineer or architect upon request.
All Texas Clear Water steeples are designs to rest on the fiberglass panels or the steel anchoring collar.
To prevent shingle damage, the installer may wish to rest the fiberglass edge on a metal flashing. This can be easily installed by attaching it to the steeple base.