• Featuring Tecu® Copper

• Can Be Solderless

• Durable, Strong Material

• Easy-To-Install

• Prestigious & Ornate

• Seamless Downspouts,Elbows & Miters

• Classic European Appearance

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The Copper Choice Supplied Nationally By Berger Building Products

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805 Pennsylvania Blvd. • Feasterville, PA 19053

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GUTTERPROTECTION

SYSTEMS

BERGER BUILDING PRODUCTS, INC.(800) 523-8852

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The Largest Selection of K-Style & Half Round Gutter Guards

Available in Copper, Aluminum, PVC and Steel

NO Leaf Solid Gutter Cover Installation:Tools Required: Tin Snips, Tape Measure, Cordless Drill, Gloves and Safety Glasses

1) First, do a good job cleaning the gutters and downspouts. To assure the downspouts are clear of debris, runwater from a hose into the gutter and check the water flow at the bottom of all downspouts. The watershould flow out without any backup in the gutter.

2) Attach the first bracket 2 inches from the end of the gutter using the zip screws (Fig. 1).

3) Attach the next bracket 12 inches from the end of the gutter and the third bracket 24 inches from the secondbracket (Fig.2)

4) The No Leaf is designed with a bending score to allow for roof pitches up to a 14-12 pitch (Fig. 3). Bend onthe score to adjust for the pitch. The surface area along the two ribs of the cover must maintain the sameangle as the bracket (Fig. 4). Do not bend the nose or the bracket.

5) Slide the back edge of the No Leaf under the first row of shingles. (Fig. 5)

6) Snap the front edge of the No Leaf into the bracket (Fig. 6)

7) Continue the installation by installing the brackets 24 inches apart. Overlap the covers by approximately 1/2inch. At the opposite end of the run or on a corner you will install another bracket 2 inches from the end orcorner.

8) At the end of a gutter run you should cap the end of the No Leaf to help prevent birds and squirrels fromnesting in the gutter.

9) To fit inside or outside corners, miter cut opposite ends of the two adjoining piece. Overlap the two piecesby 1/2 inch and run two screws through the overlapping pieces. Place one hanger on each side of the cor-ner.

Note: To get an accurate cut, you should mark the cut with the No Leaf in place on the gutter and roof. Thiswill give you the proper angle to miter cut each section.

Heavy water flow areas may require a professional No Leaf miter or Water diverter to prevent overflow(example: inside corners and areas where an upper roof downspout flows onto the low roof).

Fig. 1 Fig. 2

Fig. 3 Fig. 4

Fig. 5

Fig. 6

Gutter Shingle Installation:

The Gutter Shingle installation may vary depending on how the gutters are installed.

Tools that may be required: • Tin snips or hacksaw to miter cut corners and cut pieces to length. • Pliers may also be needed to bend the lip of the gutter around the gutter spikes. • Power screw driver (some installations may require fastening to lip of gutter).

1) First, do a good job cleaning the gutters and downspouts. To assure the downspouts are clear of debris,run a hose in the gutters and check the water flow at the bottom of all downspouts. The water should flowout without any backup in the gutter.

2) Starting at one end of the gutter, slightly lift the first row of shingles and slide the back edge of the guttercover under the shingles (Fig. A), then pull the front edge of The Gutter Shingle forward so that it clips tothe front edge of the gutter. (Fig. B)

Note: If there is not enough space between the gutter lip and spike, you will need to bend the lip up a littleor pinch the lip closed to allow the clip to fit over the lip.(Fig. C)

3) If the roof shingles do not cover the back edge of gutter cover by at least one inch, it will be necessary toscrew The Gutter Shingle to the front of the gutter using a sheet metal screw. (Fig. D)

4) Install the next section using the same process as step 2. The notched clip will allow each section to over-lap creating a seamless run of The Gutter Shingle.

5) To fit inside or outside corners, miter cut opposite ends of the two adjoining pieces to form a corner point.

Note: To get an accurate cut, you should mark the cut with The Gutter Shingle in place on the gutter androof. This will give the proper angle to miter cut each section.

NO LEAF SOLID GUTTER COVER & GUTTER SHINGLE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

Fig. A Fig. B

Fig. C Fig. D

Screw to lip of gutter

Less than 1" under shingles

Fig. E

48" NO Leaf Solid Gutter Cover – Aluminum – For K-Style Gutter

Model# Color

MNAL Almond

MNLBB Beaver Brown

MNLBL Black

MNLBU Buckskin Brown

MNLBZ Terra Bronze

MNLCBG CB Grey

MNLCL Clay

MNLCR Cream

MNLFBZ Bronze

MNLGG Grecian Green

� Eliminates the need to clean out messy gutters year after year!

� Installs on new or existing gutter systems

� Bull Nose design creates surface tension allowing rainwater to flow into your gutters

� Easy to handle four foot lengths (25 pcs. per carton)

� Durable paint finish includes a 20-year limited warranty

� Made from heavy duty .024 gauge aluminum

� Easily installed under the first row of shingles

� No exposed nails or screws mounted to the roof line

� Looks great on any home

� Available in 19 colors

Model# Color

MNLHE Herringbone

MNLIV Ivory

MNLLI Linen

MNLMB Musket Brown

MNLPG Pearl Gray

MNLRB Royal Brown

MNLTG Tuxedo Grey

MNLWH White

MNLWI Wicker

NO Leaf Bracket – Heavy Duty

Description Model# Packaging

Mill Finished Aluminum MNLB 50 pcs. per box

A Clog-Free Gutter Cover You Can Depend On!

TRIMBOARDSTRIMBOARDS

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maintenance-free decorative trim

Premium ProDeck® Composite Railing begins with patented state of the art Strandex technology used for high

performance woods. We use only the finest wood and virgin materials to manufacture our composite material.

Our system is engineered to meet commercial safety requirements, but designed for residential or commercial use. If

you prefer the finished look of painted wood, try our refined Elegance Series, or for the natural look of unpainted

woods, try our authentic Outdoor Series. With two unique finishes

and a total of six different color options, the Elegance Series and the

Natural Wood Series allow you the freedom to select the right

ProDeck® Composite Railing for your deck or patio area. Both are

backed with our exclusive 20 year guarantee so you can relax and

enjoy all life has to offer.

After all, is there anything more relaxing than being out on the deck with good company

enjoying some cold lemonade on a warm summer day? Life at is finest in the simplest of

terms. With ProDeck Composite Railing, you will be confident that you have discovered the

right system that combines all of the elements you were looking for. So invite over some

friends or family, and throw some ribs and chicken on the barbecue. If you need to put the

lemonade down, our railing is designed to hold mugs, too. Life begins now. BERGER BUILDING PRODUCTS, INC.

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Composite Railing System� Easy To Install – Complete Kits

� Hidden Hardware

� Low Maintenance

� Superior Strength & Durability

� Meets Code for Commercial Applications (ICC-174 Requirements)

� 5 x 5 Posts Fit Easily Over Existing 4 x 4 Posts

✔ Termites ✔ Splitting✔ Rot ✔ Fungal Damage✔ Decay ✔ Splintering✔ Checking

20YEAR

Warranty

Engineered & Guaranteed Against:

Stair Application Instructions (continued)

Step 2Trimming Rails • Check to ensure that posts and are plumb.• Determine measurements and angles as shown in the

diagram below.• Rail will have to be cut at the angle of your stairs and

the bottom rail should rest on the top of your stair tread.

Step 3Installing Baluster Plugs • Installing the baluster plugs to bottom rail using the

predrilled holes and screw provided (#10x2" Pan Head Sq Drive S.S).

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ProDeck™ Composite Railing System Installation

Step 6Installing Top Rail• Cut rail per Step 2 instruction for bottom rail.• Install Baluster plugs.• Place trim and brackets on rail before installing the rail

to post cover.• Position Top Rail over installed baluster and plug in

each baluster into the corresponding plug.• After all baluster are seated in the top rails plugs,

pre drill rail bracket and screw bracket to post with screws provided as in (step 5).

Step 7Installing and Post Caps• Finish off installation by positioning Vinyl post cap by

placing glue on inside of caps with PVC glue (not included). Use screw fasteners for Powder Coated Aluminum caps.

Step 4Installing Bottom Rail Note: make sure post trims are installed on post before installing bottom rail.• Place trim and brackets on rail before installing the rail

to post cover. (If your angle is more then 32 degrees you will have to file out the trim to the scribe marks on the inside.) Use a standard wood file.

• Position the rail so the bottom is resting on your stair treads, check with you local building codes.

• Position bottom rail between post and pre-drill 3/16" pilot holes through post cover and NOT the wood post.

• Screw through rail brackets into post cover with the #10 x 2" S.S. flathead screws provided.

Step 5Cutting Baluster• Baluster will need to be

cut to the angle of your stair rail top and bottom.

Note: You will have to cut the rail 1/8"shorter to allow for brackets

Top 10 Time Saving Tips from the Pro’s(These are some helpful hints, however please be sure that you have read all instructions.)

Hint #1 - If installing a stair rail, you will want to align up the posts for this area first as you will need to position the post at the proper spot to yield enough clearance overthe slope of the steps.

Hint #2 - When installing post covers over 4x4's, it is important that the 4x4's be as close to plumb as possible. Warped, bowed, or damaged 4x4's may need to be correct-ed or replaced with a new 4x4 or a structural post. It is a good idea to inspect existing posts in advance of rail installation in case any adjustments need to be made.

Hint #3 - Have a helper screw baluster plugs into top & bottom rails in advance. The rail bracket cover will need to be installed on the rail prior to securing the rail to thepost. On the bottom rail only, leave the outer two baluster plugs off. This may give you a little additional room for screwing the railing mounting brackets. You can easilyinstall them after the bottom rail is secured to the post.

Hint #4 - To determine where to cut a level rail, you can save time by lining up the bottom rail by eye. Position the bottom rail against the outside of the two posts. Place therail so the spacing on the baluster plugs are evenly spaced. Mark each side for cutting.

Hint #5 - Use a tape measure to determine if the top rail will be the same as the bottom rail. If so, lay both rails on the deck, align, & mark where top rails are to be cut. Ifthe top rail spacing differs from the bottom rail, add or subtract half of the total difference from each side and mark.

Hint #6 - The mounting bracket will need at least 1/8" of spacing between the post trim and the mounting rail bracket to allow for mounting bracket cover. Check local build-ing codes for required height of bottom rail. From a scrap piece of wood or rail, cut a piece to appropriate height to keep bottom rail positioned steady while screwingmounting rail to post. With baluster foot positioned in plug below midpoint of rail, slide this block under the appropriate side prior to screwing in rail bracket. This will helpinsure correct spacing as well as minimize the movement while screwing. Drill pilot holes through both the post and the 4x4 prior (if applicable) to fastening screws. Thiswill eliminate any torquing effect that may otherwise occur.

Hint #7 - There needs to be sufficient spacing at ends for the railing bracket cover to fit. The center of the outer plugs (where either the screw or the pilot holes are located)needs to be at minimum of 1 1/2" from the post.

Hint #8 - Make sure the balusters are recessed entirely in the baluster plugs.

Hint #9 - To install top level rail, place the rail on top of the balusters without securing railing brackets. Having two or more people helping position the balusters in the toprail plugs will save time. Work from one direction to the other, with one person gradually positioning each baluster over each plug. Have someone else push down the top railas each additional plug is aligned. Rails need to be completely recessed in both the top & bottom baluster plugs for proper installation. It is helpful to use a rubber mallet toinsure each baluster is entirely recessed in baluster plugs. Again, you should drill pilot holes through both the post and the 4x4 (if applicable) prior to fastening screws.

Hint #10 - Apply a dab of an all purpose adhesive glue to inside of mounting bracket cover where it will contact mounting bracket. This will help insure that cover remainpositioned properly over time.

ProDeck™ Vinyl Railing SystemsLimited Lifetime Warranty**For complete terms and conditions of ProDeckVinyl Railing Systems Limited Lifetime Warrantyand answers to product installation questions, call,fax or email us or visit our website.

Planning a Project

• Meets all ADA1 and building code requirements

• Provides accessibility to ramps, stairwells and staircases

• For use in residential and commercial applications

• Maintenance Free

• Guaranteed for Life

Continuous Handrail Building Code Compliance

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Berger Building Products, Inc.805 Pennsylvania Boulevard, Feasterville, PA 19053

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Check with local building authorities for selection of railing materials and compliancewith codes and specific requirements in each application.Important: Check actual lengths of rail pairs before locating and installing posts(see “Components and Accessories” chart).

Easy to InstallAssembling and installing ProDeck™ Vinyl Railing Systems is easier than working withw o o d .Use standard tools for cutting, drilling and mounting components. ProDeck’s patentedTab-Lock™ feature holds section assemblies together for fast installations.

Tools Required

Getting Started1. Measure perimeter of desired railing outline.2. Draw a plan (top view) to scale using graph paper and adddimensions (see Example).

3. Position posts to utilize available rail lengths: 6’; 8’ (on post centers);10’ (full length).Tip: If the length of a single run exceeds available rail lengths,

position additional posts to break the run into appropriatesegments.

4. Create a list of materials required (see Example)

NotesBuilding Code met by railing assembly combinations in above table:1. BOCA - National Building Code 1999 (NBC) 4. ICC - International Building Code 2000 (IBC)2. SBCCI - Standard Building Code 1999 (SBC) 5. IRC - National Building Code of Canada 1997 (NBCC)3. ICBO - Uniform Building Code 1997 (UBC)Evaluation & Certification6. ICC-ES - Evaluation Report ESR-1738 (http://www.icc-es.org/reports/pdf_files/ICC-ES/ESR-1738.pdf)7.Warnock-Hersey Certification(http://etlwhidirectory.etlsemko.com/WebClients/ITS/DLP/products.nsf/$$Search)Enter "Yardcrafters" in "Search Word" box and click "Search" button.DefinitionsGuardrail:A system of building components located near the open sides of elevated walking surfaces for the purpose of minimizing the possibility of an accidental fall fromthe walking surface to the lower level.

Note: Most building codes require 42” top rail height for GuardrailsException: 36” high guardrails are allowed on single family dwellings with restrictions on the height of the walking surfaces. Refer to local building codes.

Railing: A decorative barrier consisting of horizontal rails and supports.

1. Americans with Disabilities Act

*What is ICC-ES?ICC-ES is the consolidated operations of the National Evaluation Service, Inc. (NES); BOCAI Evaluation Services; ICBO Evaluation Service, Inc.; and SBCCIPublic Service Testing and Evaluation Services, Inc. Through these legacy evaluation services, ICC-ES has a history of more than seventy years. ICC-ESis working to develop and implement outreach programs involving the entire building community, to ensure that ICC-ES reports enjoy acceptance equal to orbetter than that previously accorded evaluation reports of the legacy evaluation services.

Inside CornerBracket

Outside Corner

90˚ Return

End Caps

AdjustableConnector

Line Connector

Mounting Block

Reinforced Handrail Inside Corner

Elbows

P Loop

5˚

32˚

36˚

Assembly Code Compliance ChartThe chart below identifies ProDeck assemblies that can be installed where Guardrails are required by thebuilding codes listed.

ESR-1738ICC-ES (International Code Council - Evaluation Service, Inc.)* has issued report # ESR-1738, confirming thatProDeck guardrail assemblies meet the most up-to-date and rigorous requirements for code compliance in NorthAmerica. This product evaluation is based on the latest test criteria for vinyl railings, AC-174.

Architects, specifiers, builders, contractors and inspectors can confidently accept ProDeck™ Vinyl Railing Systems inapplications requiring code compliant guardrails.

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9’

Start at wall

6’

5’

9’

96" post 36" post

Legend

6’

6’

6’

6’ 6’

42" post

RailingP0W16 6 R0PTF2 5P0U36 4 P0C24 5P0U42 1 KS0R46-13 6R0L36 6 KS0R46-24 2R0L20 2 KS0S46-15 1R0S38 1 P0VA3 9

Continuous Handrail (for stairway only)R0H15 1 R0HR90 2R0HE32 2 R0HLB 1RDHLC 2

Example

* All wood posts are 4”x 4” pressure treated unless otherwise noted

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2

3

4 5

5

7

6

22.5˚45˚

Round

8

11

10

129 13

1. Required for Post Anchor installations on concrete2. Required for Continuous Handrail installationsNote: Titanium drill bits recommended for drilling steel

CONTINUOUS HANDRAIL • Meets all Building Code and ADA1 requirements• 1 Line Bracket required for every 6 feet of handrail

R0H15(1�1/2” O )

R0HR90 R0HOC R0HLB

RCHMB RDHAC

R0HIB

R0HC RDHLC

R0HPL

R0H151-1/2” ø x 104”Reinforced Handrail

R0HE55˚ Elbow

R0HE3232˚ Elbow

R0HE3636˚ Elbow

R0HOCOutside Corner

R0HPLP Loop

RDHACAdjustable Connector

RDHLCLine Connector

R0HCEnd Caps (Pair)

R0HR9090˚ Return

R0HLBLine Bracket

RCHMBMounting Block

R0HIBInside Corner Bracket

R0HICInside Corner

R0HIC

Description White SandClay

R0HE32

R0HE36

R0HE5

• Safety Glasses•WorkGloves• 48” Level• Chalk Line• Carpenters Square•MeasuringTape• 5/32”, 7/32” Steel Drill Bits2

• RubberMallet• Hammer 1

• 3/8” Socket Set• OpenWrench Set• Screwdriver Set•Vice Grips• Hack Saw

• Pencil• Cordless Drill• Drill Bit Set• Flat File• 3/8”MasonryDrill Bits1

• CompoundMiter Sawwithmetal blade

Steel Post Anchor

Pre-Routered Rails

Structural Steel Reinforcement

Colonial Spindles

Post Caps

4”x 4” Colonial Post Sleeve

Concealed Hardware

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3

4

5

7

6

Classic Balusters8

Tab-Lock™ Feature9

11

10 4”x 4” Classic Post Sleeve

Adapters

13 Post Trim

Support Leg for 8’and 10’Line Rail12

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VINYL RAILING SYSTEM

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The Premium Safety Railing SystemFor balconies, porches, stairs, ramps and decksThe Premium Safety Railing SystemFor balconies, porches, stairs, ramps and decksThe Premium Safety Railing SystemThe Premium Safety Railing SystemFor balconies, porches, stairs, ramps and decksFor balconies, porches, stairs, ramps and decksThe Premium Safety Railing SystemFor balconies, porches, stairs, ramps and decksESR-1738ESR-1738ESR-1738

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SNOW RETENTION SYSTEMS

BERGER BUILDING PRODUCTS, INC.

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A Comprehensive Line of Snow Retention Systems

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� UV Stabilized Synthetic Material Rated for One Year Exposure

� Lightweight:UDL: 28 lbs.* for PMUDL10 RollUDL PLUS: 30.3 lbs.* for PMUDL10P Roll

� Printed with Nail Pattern and Alignment Guides

� May be Used with: Asphalt Shingles, Wood Shakes, Non-Structural Metal Roofing, and Synthetic & Quarry Slate

� UDL: Anti-Slip Coated for SafetyUDL PLUS: Traction Twist Fiber™ for Safety

� 52" Width Makes Installation Quicker

� Resists Mold

� Stronger and Lighter than OrganicUnderlayment

� 25-Year Limited Warranty

� Florida Building Code Approved for Use in HVHZ (High Velocity Hurricane Zone) as per TAS 104

Model # Description

PMUDL10 10 Square Roll52" x 231'

49 Rolls/Pallet

PMUDL10P (PLUS) 10 Square Roll52" x 231'

36 Rolls/Pallet

FBC: #FL4855

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PMUDL10

PMUDL10P

NEWTraction Twist

Fiber™

VENTILATIONPRODUCTS

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Ridge Vents & Box Vents

AccuVent™ Soffit Insulation Baffle

Soffit, Fascia and Accessories

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