The Assembly Details part of the Create Handrail Assembly window allows the administrator to define the continuous Handrail Assembly dimensions and is populated with constraints set in defaults.

From the Assembly Details part of the Create Handrail Assembly window, define the continuous handrail dimensions.
The following values are used to display the handrail assembly, these values are taken from the defaults and used when a handrail is created.
Post Spacing
The post spacing is the distance between the posts. The value, end and corner distances calculate the number of posts in the assembly.
Post End Distance
The value defines the distance from the end of the handrail to the first and last post in the assembly.
Post Corner Distance
The value defines the distance from the corner of the handrail to the first and last post of the assembly segment.
Rail Bend Radius
The value defines the bend radius for the rails of the assembly.
Kickplate Z Offset
The value defines the vertical distance from the route path to the kick plate. The position of the kick plate also depends on the justification chosen.
Kickplate X Offset
The value defines the horizontal distance from the route path to the kick plate.
Post length
The value defines the length of all the posts in the assembly.
Post X Offset
The value defines the horizontal distance from the route path to the post in the assembly.
Post Z Offset
The value defines the vertical distance from the route path to the post in the assembly.
Post Spacing
The post spacing is the distance between the posts. The value, end and corner distances calculate the number of posts in the assembly.
Post End Distance
The value defines the distance from the end of the handrail to the first and last post in the assembly.
Post Corner Distance
The value defines the distance from the corner of the handrail to the first and last post of the assembly segment.
Rail Bend Radius
The value defines the bend radius for the rails of the assembly.
Kickplate Z Offset
The value defines the vertical distance from the route path to the kick plate. The position of the kick plate also depends on the justification chosen.
Kickplate X Offset
The value defines the horizontal distance from the route path to the kick plate.
Post length
The value defines the length of all the posts in the assembly.
Post X Offset
The value defines the horizontal distance from the route path to the post in the assembly.
Post Z Offset
The value defines the vertical distance from the route path to the post in the assembly.
The Rails list allows the administrator to add, delete and define the assembly rails.

Add Rail
Click to add a new row to the Rails list. The values are copied from the previous rail.
Delete Rail
Click to remove the currently selected row from the Rails list.
Top Distance
Input a value to define the distance of the rail from the top rail. The value of the top row is always zero and is not editable.
If a new value is entered, the SLH application adjusts the values in the Height above FFL and Spacing columns accordingly.
Height above FFL
Input a value to define the distance of the rail from the route path (normally positioned at finished floor level).
If a new value is entered, the SLH application adjusts the values in the Top Distance and Spacing columns accordingly.
Spacing
Input a value to define the distance of the rail from the rail above. The value of the top row is always zero and is not editable.
If a new value is entered, the SLH application adjusts the values in the Top Distance and Height above FFL columns accordingly.
X Offset
Input a value to define the horizontal distance of the rail from the route path.

Add Rail
Click to add a new row to the Rails list. The values are copied from the previous rail.

Delete Rail
Click to remove the currently selected row from the Rails list.
Top Distance
Input a value to define the distance of the rail from the top rail. The value of the top row is always zero and is not editable.
If a new value is entered, the SLH application adjusts the values in the Height above FFL and Spacing columns accordingly.
Height above FFL
Input a value to define the distance of the rail from the route path (normally positioned at finished floor level).
If a new value is entered, the SLH application adjusts the values in the Top Distance and Spacing columns accordingly.
Spacing
Input a value to define the distance of the rail from the rail above. The value of the top row is always zero and is not editable.
If a new value is entered, the SLH application adjusts the values in the Top Distance and Height above FFL columns accordingly.
X Offset
Input a value to define the horizontal distance of the rail from the route path.
Post Spacing
The post spacing is the distance between the posts. The value, end and corner distances calculate the number of posts in the assembly.
Post End Distance
The value defines the distance from the end of the handrail to the first and last post in the assembly.
Post Corner Distance
The value defines the distance from the corner of the handrail to the first and last post of the assembly segment.
Rail Bend Radius
The value defines the bend radius for the rails of the assembly.
Kickplate Z Offset
The value defines the vertical distance from the route path to the kick plate. The position of the kick plate also depends on the justification chosen.
Kickplate X Offset
The value defines the horizontal distance from the route path to the kick plate.
Post length
The value defines the length of all the posts in the assembly.
Post X Offset
The value defines the horizontal distance from the route path to the post in the assembly.
Post Z Offset
The value defines the vertical distance from the route path to the post in the assembly.
Add Rail
Click to add a new row to the Rails list. The values are copied from the previous rail.
Delete Rail
Click to remove the currently selected row from the Rails list.
Top Distance
Input a value to define the distance of the rail from the top rail. The value of the top row is always zero and is not editable.
If a new value is entered, the SLH application adjusts the values in the Height above FFL and Spacing columns accordingly.
Height above FFL
Input a value to define the distance of the rail from the route path (normally positioned at finished floor level).
If a new value is entered, the SLH application adjusts the values in the Top Distance and Spacing columns accordingly.
Spacing
Input a value to define the distance of the rail from the rail above. The value of the top row is always zero and is not editable.
If a new value is entered, the SLH application adjusts the values in the Top Distance and Height above FFL columns accordingly.
X Offset
Input a value to define the horizontal distance of the rail from the route path.

Assembly Details
Create Handrail Assembly
Assembly Details
Create Handrail Assembly
Post Spacing
Post End Distance
Post Corner Distance
Rail Bend Radius
Kickplate Z Offset
Kickplate X Offset
Post length
Post X Offset
Post Z Offset
Add Rail
Delete Rail
Top Distance
Height above FFL
Spacing
Height above FFL
Top Distance
Spacing
Spacing
Top Distance
Height above FFL
X Offset


The administrator can select Specifications (refer to Panelled Handrail Select Specifications for further information) and define Assembly Details (refer to Panelled Handrail Assembly Details for further information) for the Panelled Handrail Assembly.

Panelled Handrail Select Specifications
Panelled Handrail Assembly Details
Panelled Handrail Select Specifications
Panelled Handrail Assembly Details


The Select Specifications part of the Create Handrail Assembly window allows the administrator to define the panel parts and the profile specification for the kickplate. Panel Parts of the handrail can be added and removed from the list of defaults.
The list of panel parts in the handrail assembly are used to calculate the number and length of the panels when the user creates a handrail from the assembly.

All of the functionality for the addition and removal of Panel Parts, is identical to that available from the Detailing for Handrail part of the Create Defaults window. Refer to Handrail Part for further information.
Kickplate Specification
Click Select to display the Kickplate Specification window.
The functionality available from the Kickplate Specification window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Kickplate Specification
Click Select to display the Kickplate Specification window.
The functionality available from the Kickplate Specification window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Click Next to display the Assembly Details part of the Create Handrail Assembly window. Refer to Panelled Handrail Assembly Details for further information.
Click Back to return to the General part of the Create Handrail Assembly window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Kickplate Specification
Click Select to display the Kickplate Specification window.
The functionality available from the Kickplate Specification window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.

Handrail Part
Handrail Profile Specification
Panelled Handrail Assembly Details
Select Specifications
Create Handrail Assembly
Detailing for Handrail
Create Defaults
Handrail Part
Kickplate Specification
Select
Kickplate Specification
Kickplate Specification
Top Rail Specification window
Handrail Profile Specification
Next
Assembly Details
Create Handrail Assembly
Panelled Handrail Assembly Details
Back
General
Create Handrail Assembly
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Assembly Details part of the Create Handrail Assembly window allows the administrator to define the Handrail Assembly dimensions.

Post Spacing
Input the distance between the posts, end and corner distances to calculate the number of posts in the assembly.
Post End Distance
Input a value to define the distance from the end of the handrail to the first and last post in the assembly.
Post Corner Distance
Input a value to define the distance from the corner of the handrail to the first and last post of the assembly segment.
Rail Bend Radius
Input a value to define the bend radius for the rails of the assembly.
Kickplate Z Offset
Input a value to define the vertical distance from the route path to the kick plate. The position of the kick plate also depends on the justification chosen.
Kickplate X Offset
Input a value to define the horizontal distance from the route path to the kick plate.
Panel X Offset
Input a value to define the horizontal distance from the route path to the panel in the assembly.
Post Z Offset
Input a value to define the vertical distance from the route path to the panel in the assembly.
Post Spacing
Input the distance between the posts, end and corner distances to calculate the number of posts in the assembly.
Post End Distance
Input a value to define the distance from the end of the handrail to the first and last post in the assembly.
Post Corner Distance
Input a value to define the distance from the corner of the handrail to the first and last post of the assembly segment.
Rail Bend Radius
Input a value to define the bend radius for the rails of the assembly.
Kickplate Z Offset
Input a value to define the vertical distance from the route path to the kick plate. The position of the kick plate also depends on the justification chosen.
Kickplate X Offset
Input a value to define the horizontal distance from the route path to the kick plate.
Panel X Offset
Input a value to define the horizontal distance from the route path to the panel in the assembly.
Post Z Offset
Input a value to define the vertical distance from the route path to the panel in the assembly.
Click Create to create the assembly.
Click Back to return to the Select Specifications part of the Create Handrail Assembly window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
The Assembly element displays in the Model Explorer and the 3D view.

Post Spacing
Input the distance between the posts, end and corner distances to calculate the number of posts in the assembly.
Post End Distance
Input a value to define the distance from the end of the handrail to the first and last post in the assembly.
Post Corner Distance
Input a value to define the distance from the corner of the handrail to the first and last post of the assembly segment.
Rail Bend Radius
Input a value to define the bend radius for the rails of the assembly.
Kickplate Z Offset
Input a value to define the vertical distance from the route path to the kick plate. The position of the kick plate also depends on the justification chosen.
Kickplate X Offset
Input a value to define the horizontal distance from the route path to the kick plate.
Panel X Offset
Input a value to define the horizontal distance from the route path to the panel in the assembly.
Post Z Offset
Input a value to define the vertical distance from the route path to the panel in the assembly.

Assembly Details
Create Handrail Assembly
Post Spacing
Post End Distance
Post Corner Distance
Rail Bend Radius
Kickplate Z Offset
Kickplate X Offset
Panel X Offset
Post Z Offset
Create
Back
Select Specifications
Create Handrail Assembly
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


To modify a Handrail Assembly element, from the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the Handrail drop-down list to display the list of available Handrails which can be modified. Select the Handrail to be modified, then select Modify, to display the Modify Handrail Assembly window.

The functionality of the Modify Handrail Assembly window is identical to the Create Handrail Assembly window. Refer to Create Handrail Assembly for further information.

Create Handrail Assembly
Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Handrail
Modify
Modify Handrail Assembly
Modify Handrail Assembly
Create Handrail Assembly
Create Handrail Assembly


To delete a Handrail Assembly element, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

Model Explorer
Delete
Confirm
OK
Yes


Copying an existing handrail assembly provides a quick and efficient method of creating new assemblies and editing the properties in the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a new Handrail Assembly element from an existing element make sure the correct Handrail Assembly element is selected in the Model Explorer.
To copy an existing Handrail Assembly element, right-click and select Copy from the drop-down list.
To paste a copy of the Handrail Assembly element, right-click and select Paste from the drop-down list.
To rename the pasted Handrail Assembly element, right-click and select Rename from the drop-down list to display the Name window. Refer to Common Functionality User Guide for further information. The copied element displays in the SLH Administration Tasks window.

SLH Administration Tasks
Copy
Paste
Rename
Name
Common Functionality User Guide
SLH Administration Tasks


To create a Rung Ladder Assembly element make sure the correct Structure element is selected in the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a Rung Ladder Assembly element, from the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Rung Ladder drop-down list to display the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window.

Preview
The Preview part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window displays throughout the creation process. The SLH application updates the Preview display each time the administrator clicks Next or Back.

Click to manually update the Preview display.

Click to manually update the Preview display.
Summary
The Summary part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window displays throughout the creation process. The SLH application updates the Summary display each time the summary data is changed.

Click to manually update the Preview display.
Note:
All mandatory parts of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window are indicated with an amber triangle. The SLH application replaces the amber triangle with a green tick when the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window has been populated with the required data.

Assemblies
SLH Administration
Tasks
Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Create
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Note
:
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Preview
Preview
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Next
Back
Summary
Summary
Create Rung Ladder Assembly


The Specification for Stiles part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window allows the administrator to define the stile specification and p-line justification for the Rung Ladder Assembly.

Stile
Click Select to display the Select Stile window.
The functionality available from the Select Stile window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Once the stile specification has been chosen, the preview is updated with the new profile.
Mirror
Click MIrror to mirror the stringer of the Rung Ladder.
Stile
Click Select to display the Select Stile window.
The functionality available from the Select Stile window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Once the stile specification has been chosen, the preview is updated with the new profile.
Mirror
Click MIrror to mirror the stringer of the Rung Ladder.
Click Next to display the Front Exit for Stiles part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window. Refer to Stiles Front Exit for further information.
Click Back to return to the General part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Stile
Click Select to display the Select Stile window.
The functionality available from the Select Stile window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Once the stile specification has been chosen, the preview is updated with the new profile.
Mirror
Click MIrror to mirror the stringer of the Rung Ladder.

Handrail Profile Specification
Stiles Front Exit
Specification for Stiles
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Stile
Select
Select Stile
Select Stile
Top Rail Specification
Handrail Profile Specification
Mirror
MIrror
Next
Front Exit for Stiles
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Stiles Front Exit
Back
General
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Front Exit for Stiles part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window allows the administrator to select or define the front exit shape for the Rung Ladder Assembly.

The administrator can select a Front Exit Shape from the display. Alternatively, the administrator can modify a selected shape with the Shape Editor. Refer to Front Exit Shape Editor for further information.
Click Next to display the Stile Connection for Cage part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window. Refer to Cage Stile Connection for further information.
Click Back to return to the Specification for Stiles part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window.
Click Cancel to delete the assembly and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.

Front Exit Shape Editor
Cage Stile Connection
Front Exit for Stiles
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Front Exit Shape Editor
Next
Stile Connection for Cage
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Cage Stile Connection
Back
Specification for Stiles
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Shape Editor part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window allows the administrator to specify the front exit shape for the Rung Ladder Assembly.
Click Shape Editor to display the Shape Editor part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window.

The X column defines the horizontal offset of the left stile. The Z column defines the vertical offset. The administrator can modify the values to define the new shape.
To visualize the dimensions of the shape, click View Dimensions to display the Front Exit Style Dimensions window.

The administrator can view all Rules associated with the shape, click View Full Rules to display the Stiles (Front Exit) Rules window.

Click Dismiss to return to the Shape Editor part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window.
Click Apply Changes to accept the changes made to the shape.
Click Back to Selection to discard any inputs and return to the Front Exit for Stiles part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window.

Shape Editor
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Shape Editor
Shape Editor
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
X
Z
View Dimensions
Front Exit Style Dimensions
View Full Rules
Stiles (Front Exit) Rules
Dismiss
Shape Editor
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Apply Changes
Back to Selection
Front Exit for Stiles
Create Rung Ladder Assembly


The Stile Connection for Cage part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window allows the administrator to define the dimensions for the Cage Hoop Start Position.

The cage hoop start position is defined in terms of the stile properties. The width is defined in terms of an A dimension and the depth in terms of a B dimension. The width is the distance between the point defined by the width inside the stiles and the start position of the hoop. The depth is the distance between the center of the rung and the start position of the hoop.

Stile Connection for Cage
Create Rung Ladder Assembly


The Tube Shape for Cage part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window allows the administrator to select or define the tube shape for the Rung Ladder Assembly.

The administrator can select a Tube Shape from the display. Alternatively, the administrator can modify a selected shape with the Bar Editor (refer to Tube Shape Bar Editor for further information) and the Shape Editor (refer to Tube Shape Editor for further information).
Click Next to display the Front Exit Shape for Cage part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window. Refer to Cage Front Exit Shape for further information.
Click Back to return to the Stile Connection part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.

Tube Shape Bar Editor
Tube Shape Editor
Cage Front Exit Shape
Tube Shape for Cage
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Tube Shape Bar Editor
Tube Shape Editor
Next
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Cage Front Exit Shape
Back
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Position Cage Bars part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window allows the administrator to position the vertical cage bars for the Rung Ladder Assembly.
Click Bar Editor to display the Position Cage Bars part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window.

The administrator can modify the values to define the new bar. If the X and Y columns are left blank the position is defined using the Degrees column.
Degrees
The Degrees column defines the rotation of the bar.
X
The X column defines the horizontal offset parallel to the rungs.
Y
The Y column defines the horizontal offset perpendicular to the rungs.
Degrees
The Degrees column defines the rotation of the bar.
X
The X column defines the horizontal offset parallel to the rungs.
Y
The Y column defines the horizontal offset perpendicular to the rungs.
The rows are used to define half of the final shape which is symmetrical. If the 180deg row is used the bar is not duplicated.
Click Apply Changes to accept the changes made to the bar.
Click Back to Selection to discard any inputs and return to the Tube Shape for Cage part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window.
Degrees
The Degrees column defines the rotation of the bar.
X
The X column defines the horizontal offset parallel to the rungs.
Y
The Y column defines the horizontal offset perpendicular to the rungs.

Position Cage Bars
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Bar Editor
Position Cage Bars
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Degrees
Degrees
X
X
Y
Y
Apply Changes
Back to Selection
Tube Shape for Cage
Create Rung Ladder Assembly


The Front Exit Shape for Cage part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window allows the administrator to select or define the front exit shape for the Rung Ladder Assembly.

The administrator can select a Front Exit Shape from the display. Alternatively, the administrator can modify a selected shape with the Bar Editor (refer to Front Exit Shape Bar Editor for further information) and the Shape Editor (refer to Front Exit Shape Editor for further information).
Click Next to display the Side Exit Shape for Cage part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window. Refer to Cage Side Exit Shape for further information.
Click Back to return to the Tube Shape for Cage part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.

Front Exit Shape Bar Editor
Front Exit Shape Editor
Cage Side Exit Shape
Front Exit Shape for Cage
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Front Exit Shape Bar Editor
Front Exit Shape Editor
Next
Side Exit Shape for Cage
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Cage Side Exit Shape
Back
Tube Shape for Cage
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Position Cage Bars part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window allows the administrator to position the front exit vertical bars for the Rung Ladder Assembly.
Click Bar Editor to display the Position Cage Bars part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window.

The functionality available from the Front Exit Shape Bar Editor is identical to that available from the Tube Shape Bar Editor. Refer to Tube Shape Bar Editor for further information.

Tube Shape Bar Editor
Position Cage Bars
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Bar Editor
Position Cage Bars
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Front Exit Shape Bar Editor
Tube Shape Bar Editor
Tube Shape Bar Editor


The Side Exit Shape for Cage part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window allows the administrator to select or define the side exit shape for the Rung Ladder Assembly.

The administrator can select a Side Exit Shape from the display. Alternatively, the administrator can modify a selected shape with the Bar Editor (refer to Side Exit Shape Bar Editor for further information) and the Shape Editor (refer to Side Exit Shape Editor for further information).
The corner segment is the L shaped part of the cage from the stile to the cage exit. Input a value in the field to define the Corner Segment Offset (the default is 0 mm).
Click Next to display the Flare for Cage part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window. Refer to Cage Flare for further information.
Click Back to return to the Front Exit Shape for Cage part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.

Side Exit Shape Bar Editor
Side Exit Shape Editor
Cage Flare
Side Exit Shape for Cage
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Side Exit Shape Bar Editor
Side Exit Shape Editor
Corner Segment Offset
Next
Flare for Cage
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Cage Flare
Back
Front Exit Shape for Cage
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Position Cage Bars part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window allows the administrator to position the side exit vertical bars for the Rung Ladder Assembly.
Click Bar Editor to display the Position Cage Bars part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window.

The functionality available from the Side Exit Shape Bar Editor is identical to that available from the Tube Shape Bar Editor. Refer to Tube Shape Bar Editor for further information.

Tube Shape Bar Editor
Position Cage Bars
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Bar Editor
Position Cage Bars
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Side Exit Shape Bar Editor
Tube Shape Bar Editor
Tube Shape Bar Editor


The Shape Editor part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window allows the administrator to specify the side exit shape for the Rung Ladder Assembly.
Click Shape Editor to display the Shape Editor part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window.

The functionality available from the Side Exit Shape Editor is identical to that available from the Tube Shape Editor. Refer to Tube Shape Editor for further information.

Tube Shape Editor
Shape Editor
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Shape Editor
Shape Editor
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Side Exit Shape Editor
Tube Shape Editor
Tube Shape Editor


The Flare for Cage part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window allows the administrator to select the cage flare for the Rung Ladder Assembly.

The administrator can select a Flare type from the display. The options available are:
Click Next to display the Representation for Details part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window. Refer to Rung Ladder Details for further information.
Click Back to return to the Side Exit Shape for Cage part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Concentric
Eccentric
None
Concentric
Concentric
Eccentric
Eccentric
None
None

Rung Ladder Details
Flare for Cage
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Next
Representation for Details
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Rung Ladder Details
Back
Side Exit Shape for Cage
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Representation for Details part of the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window allows the administrator to preview the Rung Ladder Assembly in a number of different configurations.

Exit Type
Select a type from the drop-down list to preview an exit type for the Rung Ladder Assembly. The options available are:
Front Exit
Left Side Exit
Right Side Exit
Omit Cage
Select the check box to remove the cage from the Preview display.
Exit Type
Select a type from the drop-down list to preview an exit type for the Rung Ladder Assembly. The options available are:
Omit Cage
Select the check box to remove the cage from the Preview display.
Click Build Assembly to create the assembly.
Click Back to return to the Flare for Cage part of the Create Handrail Assembly window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Exit Type
Select a type from the drop-down list to preview an exit type for the Rung Ladder Assembly. The options available are:
Front Exit
Left Side Exit
Right Side Exit
Omit Cage
Select the check box to remove the cage from the Preview display.
Front Exit
Left Side Exit
Right Side Exit
Front Exit
Front Exit
Left Side Exit
Left Side Exit
Right Side Exit
Right Side Exit

Representation for Details
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Exit Type
Omit Cage
Build Assembly
Back
Flare for Cage
Create Handrail Assembly
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


To modify a Rung Ladder Assembly element, from the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the Rung Ladder drop-down list to display the list of available Rung Ladders which can be modified. Select the Rung Ladder to be modified, then select Modify, to display the Modify Rung Ladder Assembly window.

The functionality of the Modify Rung Ladder Assembly window is identical to the Create Rung Ladder Assembly window. Refer to Create Rung Ladder Assembly for further information.

Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Rung Ladder
Modify
Modify Rung Ladder Assembly
Modify Rung Ladder Assembly
Create Rung Ladder Assembly
Create Rung Ladder Assembly


To delete a Rung Ladder Assembly element, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

Model Explorer
Delete
Confirm
OK
Yes


Copying an existing Rung Ladder Assembly provides a quick and efficient method of creating new assemblies and editing the properties in the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a new Rung Ladder Assembly element from an existing element make sure the correct Rung Ladder Assembly element is selected in the Model Explorer.
To copy an existing Rung Ladder Assembly element, right-click and select Copy from the drop-down list.
To paste a copy of the Rung Ladder Assembly element, right-click and select Paste from the drop-down list.
To rename the pasted Rung Ladder Assembly element, right-click and select Rename from the drop-down list to display the Name window. Refer to Common Functionality User Guide for further information.
The copied element displays in the SLH Administration Tasks window.

SLH Administration Tasks
Copy
Paste
Rename
Name
Common Functionality User Guide
SLH Administration Tasks


To create a Step Ladder Assembly element make sure the correct Structure element is selected in the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a Step Ladder Assembly element, from the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Step Ladder drop-down list to display the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window.

Note:
All mandatory parts of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window are indicated with an amber triangle. The SLH application replaces the amber triangle with a green tick when the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window has been populated with the required data.

Assemblies
SLH Administration
Tasks
Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Create
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Note
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Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly


The Specifications part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window allows the administrator to define the handrail specification and p-line justification for the Step Ladder Assembly.

Preview
The Preview part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window displays throughout the creation process. The SLH application updates the Preview display each time the administrator clicks Next or Back.

Click to manually update the Preview display.

Click to manually update the Preview display.
To visualize how the handrail clear width parameters equate to the step ladder, click Show diagram to display the Handrail Clear Width window.

Stringer
Click Select to display the Select Stringer window.
The functionality available from the Select Stringer window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Handrail
Click Select to display the Select Handrail window.
The functionality available from the Select Handrail window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Posts
Click Select to display the Select Posts window.
The functionality available from the Select Posts window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Stringer
Click Select to display the Select Stringer window.
The functionality available from the Select Stringer window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Handrail
Click Select to display the Select Handrail window.
The functionality available from the Select Handrail window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Posts
Click Select to display the Select Posts window.
The functionality available from the Select Posts window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Click Next to display the Handrail Bottom Shape part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window. Refer to Handrail Bottom Shape for further information.
Click Back to return to the General part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Click to manually update the Preview display.
Stringer
Click Select to display the Select Stringer window.
The functionality available from the Select Stringer window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Handrail
Click Select to display the Select Handrail window.
The functionality available from the Select Handrail window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
Posts
Click Select to display the Select Posts window.
The functionality available from the Select Posts window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.

Handrail Profile Specification
Handrail Profile Specification
Handrail Profile Specification
Handrail Bottom Shape
Specifications
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Preview
Preview
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Next
Back
Show diagram
Handrail Clear Width
Stringer
Select
Select Stringer
Select Stringer
Top Rail Specification window
Handrail Profile Specification
Handrail
Select
Select Handrail
Select Handrail
Top Rail Specification window
Handrail Profile Specification
Posts
Select
Select Posts
Select Posts
Top Rail Specification window
Handrail Profile Specification
Next
Handrail Bottom Shape
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Handrail Bottom Shape
Back
General
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Handrail Bottom Shape part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window allows the administrator to select and define the Handrail Bottom Shape for the Step Ladder Assembly.

The administrator can select a Handrail Bottom Shape from the display. Alternatively, the administrator can modify a selected shape with the Shape Editor. Refer to Handrail Bottom Shape Editor for further information.
Click Next to display the Handrail Top Shape part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window. Refer to Handrail Top Shape for further information.
Click Back to return to the Specifications part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window.
Click Cancel to delete the assembly and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.

Handrail Bottom Shape Editor
Handrail Top Shape
Handrail Bottom Shape
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Handrail Bottom Shape Editor
Next
Handrail Top Shape
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Handrail Top Shape
Back
Specifications
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Shape Editor part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window allows the administrator to define the handrail bottom shape for the Step Ladder Assembly.
Click Shape Editor to display the Shape Editor part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window.

The No column defines the number of points applied to the bottom handrail shape.
The A column defines the handrail length. The administrator can modify the values to define the new shape.
The Radius column defines the handrail bend radius. The administrator can modify the values to define the new shape.
To visualize the dimensions of the shape, click View Dimensions to display the Bottom Handrail Dimensions window.

The administrator can view all Rules associated with the shape, click View Full Rules to display the Step Ladder Handrail Rules - Bottom Shape window.

Click Dismiss to return to the Shape Editor part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window.
Click Apply Changes to accept the changes made to the shape.
Click Back to Selection to discard any inputs and return to the Handrail Bottom Shape part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window.

Shape Editor
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Shape Editor
Shape Editor
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
No
A
Radius
View Dimensions
Bottom Handrail Dimensions
View Full Rules
Step Ladder Handrail Rules - Bottom Shape
Dismiss
Shape Editor
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Apply Changes
Back to Selection
Handrail Bottom Shape
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly


The Handrail Top Shape part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window allows the administrator to select or define the Handrail Bottom Shape for the Step Ladder Assembly.

The administrator can select a Handrail Top Shape from the display. Alternatively, the administrator can modify a selected shape with the Shape Editor. Refer to Handrail Top Shape Editor for further information.
Select the Omit Horizontal Mid Rail check box to remove the mid rail from the Top Handrail of the Step Ladder Assembly.
Click Build Assembly to create the assembly.
Click Back to return to the Handrail Bottom Shape part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.

Handrail Top Shape Editor
Handrail Top Shape
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Handrail Top Shape Editor
Omit Horizontal Mid Rail
Build Assembly
Back
Handrail Bottom Shape
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Shape Editor part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window allows the administrator to define the handrail top shape for the Step Ladder Assembly.
Click Shape Editor to display the Shape Editor part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window.

No
The No column defines the number of points applied to the top handrail shape.
The last two points are assigned to the horizontal mid rail (if included in the Step Ladder Assembly).
Y
The Y column defines the horizontal offset for the handrail. The administrator can modify the values to define the new shape.
Z
The Y column defines the vertical offset for the handrail. The administrator can modify the values to define the new shape.
Radius
The Radius column defines the handrail bend radius. The administrator can modify the values to define the new shape.
No
The No column defines the number of points applied to the top handrail shape.
The last two points are assigned to the horizontal mid rail (if included in the Step Ladder Assembly).
Y
The Y column defines the horizontal offset for the handrail. The administrator can modify the values to define the new shape.
Z
The Y column defines the vertical offset for the handrail. The administrator can modify the values to define the new shape.
Radius
The Radius column defines the handrail bend radius. The administrator can modify the values to define the new shape.
To visualize the dimensions of the shape, click View Dimensions to display the Top Handrail Dimensions window.

The administrator can view all Rules associated with the shape, click View Full Rules to display the Step Ladder Handrail Rules - Top Shape window.

Click Dismiss to return to the Shape Editor part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window.
Click Apply Changes to accept the changes made to the shape.
Click Back to Selection to discard any inputs and return to the Handrail Top Shape part of the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window.
No
The No column defines the number of points applied to the top handrail shape.
The last two points are assigned to the horizontal mid rail (if included in the Step Ladder Assembly).
Y
The Y column defines the horizontal offset for the handrail. The administrator can modify the values to define the new shape.
Z
The Y column defines the vertical offset for the handrail. The administrator can modify the values to define the new shape.
Radius
The Radius column defines the handrail bend radius. The administrator can modify the values to define the new shape.

Shape Editor
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Shape Editor
Shape Editor
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
No
No
Y
Y
Z
Y
Radius
Radius
View Dimensions
Top Handrail Dimensions
View Full Rules
Step Ladder Handrail Rules - Top Shape
Dismiss
Shape Editor
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Apply Changes
Back to Selection
Handrail Top Shape
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly


To modify a Step Ladder Assembly element, from the Assemblies part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the Step Ladder drop-down list to display the list of available Step Ladders which can be modified. Select the Step Ladder to be modified, then select Modify, to display the Modify Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window.

The functionality of the Modify Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window is identical to the Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly window. Refer to Create Step Ladder Assembly for further information.

Create Step Ladder Assembly
Assemblies
SLH Administration Tasks
Step Ladder
Modify
Modify Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Modify Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Create Step Ladder Handrail Assembly
Create Step Ladder Assembly


To delete a Step Ladder Assembly element, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

Model Explorer
Delete
Confirm
OK
Yes


Copying an existing Step Ladder Assembly provides a quick and efficient method of creating new assemblies and editing the properties in the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a new Step Ladder Assembly element from an existing element make sure the correct Step Ladder Assembly element is selected in the Model Explorer.
To copy an existing Step Ladder Assembly element, right-click and select Copy from the drop-down list.
To paste a copy of the Step Ladder Assembly element, right-click and select Paste from the drop-down list.
To rename the pasted Step Ladder Assembly element, right-click and select Rename from the drop-down list to display the Name window. Refer to Common Functionality User Guide for further information.
The copied element displays in the SLH Administration Tasks window.

SLH Administration Tasks
Copy
Paste
Rename
Name
Common Functionality User Guide
SLH Administration Tasks


The Templates part of the SLH Administration Tasks window allows the administrator to create and modify the Templates available to the user.

The administrator can create six different types of SLH Template. Each new SLH Template displays as a TMPL element in the Model Explorer:
There is no limit to the number of TMPL elements that can appear in the SLH application, the administrator has the flexibility to create any number of Templates.
Tread Template
Post Template
Handrail Gate Template
Termination Template
Handrail Panel Template
Rung Ladder Gate Template
Tread Template
Tread Template
Post Template
Post Template
Handrail Gate Template
Handrail Gate Template
Termination Template
Termination Template
Handrail Panel Template
Handrail Panel Template
Rung Ladder Gate Template
Rung Ladder Gate Template

Templates
SLH Administration Tasks


A number of hierarchy elements require creation before the administrator can create the Template elements:

SLH Template World (TPWL)
SLH Template Area (TMAR)
SLH Template World (TPWL)
SLH Template World (TPWL)
SLH Template Area (TMAR)
SLH Template Area (TMAR)


To create a Template World element, from the Templates part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the World drop-down list to display the Create SLH Template World window.

The owning database displays at the top of the Create SLH Template World window.
Name
Input a name for the new Template World element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Name
Input a name for the new Template World element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Click Create to create the Template World element, or Cancel to discard any inputs and close the Create SLH Template World window.
The Template World element displays in the Model Explorer.

Name
Input a name for the new Template World element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.

Templates
SLH Administration Tasks
Create
Create SLH Template World
Create SLH Template World
Name
Description
Function
Create
Cancel
Create SLH Template World


To modify a Template World element, from the Templates part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the World drop-down list to display the list of available Template Worlds which can be modified. Select the Template World to be modified, then select Modify to display the Modify SLH Template World window.

The functionality of the Modify SLH Template World window is identical to the Create SLH Template World window. Refer to Create Template World for further information.

Create Template World
Templates
SLH Administration Tasks
World
Modify
Modify SLH Template World
Modify SLH Template World
Create SLH Template World
Create Template World


To delete a Template World element, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

Model Explorer
Delete
Confirm
OK
Yes


To create a Template Area element, from the Templates part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Area drop-down list to display the Create SLH Template Area window.

The owning Template World displays at the top of the Create SLH Template Area window.
Name
Input a name for the new Template Area element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Name
Input a name for the new Template Area element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.
Click Create to create the Template Area element, or Cancel to discard any inputs and close the Create SLH Template Area window.
The Template Area element displays in the Model Explorer.

Name
Input a name for the new Template Area element in the field.
Description
The administrator can input a description into the optional field. If populated, the description displays in the list of administration tasks.
Function
The administrator can input a function into the optional field.

Templates
SLH Administration Tasks
Create
Create SLH Template Area
Create SLH Template Area
Name
Description
Function
Create
Cancel
Create SLH Template Area


To modify a Template Area element, from the Templates part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the Area drop-down list to display the list of available Template Areas which can be modified. Select the Template Area to be modified, then select Modify to display the Modify SLH Template Area window.

The functionality of the Modify SLH Template Area window is identical to the Create SLH Template Area window. Refer to Create Template Area for further information.

Create Template Area
Templates
SLH Administration Tasks
Area
Modify
Modify SLH Template Area
Modify SLH Template Area
Create SLH Template Area
Create Template Area


To delete a Template Area element, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

Model Explorer
Delete
Confirm
OK
Yes


Tread templates are used in the creation of stair flights and step ladders. The allowable treads are defined in the defaults by referencing tread parts. Tread parts are created in the PARAGON module. Refer to Catalog and Specifications User Guide for further information. Tread parts reference either catalog or template treads.
To create a Tread Template element make sure the correct Area element is selected in the Templates part of the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a Tread Template element, from the Templates part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Treads drop-down list to display the Create Tread Template window.

Note:
All mandatory parts of the Create Tread Template window are indicated with an amber triangle. The SLH application replaces the amber triangle with a green tick when the Create Tread Template window has been populated with the required data.

Catalog and Specifications User Guide
SLH Administration
Tasks
Templates
SLH Administration Tasks
Create
Create Tread Template
Note
:
Create Tread Template
Create Tread Template


The Parameters part of the Create Tread Template window allows the administrator to define the Tread Template dimensions.

Tread Width
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Tread Depth
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Tread Thickness
Input a value to define the tread thickness for the template.
Back Height
Input a value to define the back height for the template.
Back Thickness
Input a value to define the back thickness for the template.
Front Height
Input a value to define the front height for the template.
Front Thickness
Input a value to define the front thickness for the template.
End Height
Input a value to define the end height for the template.
End Thickness
Input a value to define the end thickness for the template.
End Offset from Front
Input a value to define the gap between the front of the tread to the end plates.
To remove the end offset from front element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
End Offset from Back
Input a value to define the gap between the back of the tread to the end plates.
To remove the end offset from back element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
End Chamfer
Input a value to define the end chamfer for the template.
To remove the end chamfer element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Tread Bend Radius
Input a value to define the tread bend radius for the template.
To remove the tread bend radius element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Tread Width
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Tread Depth
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Tread Thickness
Input a value to define the tread thickness for the template.
Back Height
Input a value to define the back height for the template.
Back Thickness
Input a value to define the back thickness for the template.
Front Height
Input a value to define the front height for the template.
Front Thickness
Input a value to define the front thickness for the template.
End Height
Input a value to define the end height for the template.
End Thickness
Input a value to define the end thickness for the template.
End Offset from Front
Input a value to define the gap between the front of the tread to the end plates.
To remove the end offset from front element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
End Offset from Back
Input a value to define the gap between the back of the tread to the end plates.
To remove the end offset from back element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.

End Chamfer
Input a value to define the end chamfer for the template.
To remove the end chamfer element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Tread Bend Radius
Input a value to define the tread bend radius for the template.
To remove the tread bend radius element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
The diagram below illustrates the Tread Template dimensions as an example:

Click Next to display the Profiles part of the Create Tread Template window. Refer to Tread Template Profiles for further information.
Click Back to return to the Parameters part of the Create Tread Template window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Tread Width
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Tread Depth
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Tread Thickness
Input a value to define the tread thickness for the template.
Back Height
Input a value to define the back height for the template.
Back Thickness
Input a value to define the back thickness for the template.
Front Height
Input a value to define the front height for the template.
Front Thickness
Input a value to define the front thickness for the template.
End Height
Input a value to define the end height for the template.
End Thickness
Input a value to define the end thickness for the template.
End Offset from Front
Input a value to define the gap between the front of the tread to the end plates.
To remove the end offset from front element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
End Offset from Back
Input a value to define the gap between the back of the tread to the end plates.
To remove the end offset from back element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
End Chamfer
Input a value to define the end chamfer for the template.
To remove the end chamfer element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Tread Bend Radius
Input a value to define the tread bend radius for the template.
To remove the tread bend radius element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.

Tread Template Profiles
Create Tread Template
Tread Width
Variable
Default
Fixed
Value
Tread Depth
Variable
Default
Fixed
Value
Tread Thickness
Back Height
Back Thickness
Front Height
Front Thickness
End Height
End Thickness
End Offset from Front
Included
End Offset from Back
Included
End Chamfer
Included
Tread Bend Radius
Included
Next
Profiles
Create Tread Template
Tread Template Profiles
Back
Parameters
Create Tread Template
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Profiles part of the Create Tread Template window allows the administrator to define the Profiles used in the tread template. The profiles are positioned using p-points which are specified by the administrator. If a p-point is selected that requires the presence of a parameter, the SLH application includes the parameter by default.

The Profiles list displays all of the profiles available for the template. The administrator can add, remove and replace profiles. The currently selected profile displays in the 3D view.
Add
Click to add a profile to the Profiles list.
Remove
Click to remove a profile from the Profiles list.
Replace
Click to replace the currently selected profile in the Profiles list.
Specification
Click Select to display the Profile for tread template window.
The functionality available from the Profile for tread template window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
The selected Profile Type and Profile Size values display in the Profile column of the Profiles list.
The selected P-Line Justification value displays in the Justification column of the Profiles list.
Angle of Rotation
Input a value to define the rotation angle for the profile.
The Angle of Rotation value displays in the Rotation column of the Profiles list.
Configuration
Select a configuration from the drop-down list to specify the profile type.
This is only a label, it does not affect the geometry of the profile. The selected Configuration value displays in the Description column of the Profiles list.
Start Point
Select a start point from the drop-down list to define the start p-point position for the profile.
The selected Start Point value displays in the Start column of the Profiles list.
End Point
Select an end point from the drop-down list to define the end p-point position for the profile.
The selected End Point value displays in the End column of the Profiles list.
Flip
Click Flip to display swap values of the Start Point and End Point drop-down lists.
Add
Click to add a profile to the Profiles list.
Remove
Click to remove a profile from the Profiles list.
Replace
Click to replace the currently selected profile in the Profiles list.
Specification
Click Select to display the Profile for tread template window.
The functionality available from the Profile for tread template window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
The selected Profile Type and Profile Size values display in the Profile column of the Profiles list.
The selected P-Line Justification value displays in the Justification column of the Profiles list.
Angle of Rotation
Input a value to define the rotation angle for the profile.
The Angle of Rotation value displays in the Rotation column of the Profiles list.
Configuration
Select a configuration from the drop-down list to specify the profile type.
This is only a label, it does not affect the geometry of the profile. The selected Configuration value displays in the Description column of the Profiles list.
Start Point
Select a start point from the drop-down list to define the start p-point position for the profile.
The selected Start Point value displays in the Start column of the Profiles list.
End Point
Select an end point from the drop-down list to define the end p-point position for the profile.
The selected End Point value displays in the End column of the Profiles list.
Flip
Click Flip to display swap values of the Start Point and End Point drop-down lists.
Click Next to display the Plates part of the Create Tread Template window. Refer to Tread Template Plates for further information.
Click Back to return to the Parameters part of the Create Tread Template window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Add
Click to add a profile to the Profiles list.
Remove
Click to remove a profile from the Profiles list.
Replace
Click to replace the currently selected profile in the Profiles list.
Specification
Click Select to display the Profile for tread template window.
The functionality available from the Profile for tread template window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
The selected Profile Type and Profile Size values display in the Profile column of the Profiles list.
The selected P-Line Justification value displays in the Justification column of the Profiles list.
Angle of Rotation
Input a value to define the rotation angle for the profile.
The Angle of Rotation value displays in the Rotation column of the Profiles list.
Configuration
Select a configuration from the drop-down list to specify the profile type.
This is only a label, it does not affect the geometry of the profile. The selected Configuration value displays in the Description column of the Profiles list.
Start Point
Select a start point from the drop-down list to define the start p-point position for the profile.
The selected Start Point value displays in the Start column of the Profiles list.
End Point
Select an end point from the drop-down list to define the end p-point position for the profile.
The selected End Point value displays in the End column of the Profiles list.
Flip
Click Flip to display swap values of the Start Point and End Point drop-down lists.

Handrail Profile Specification
Tread Template Plates
Profiles
Create Tread Template
Add
Remove
Replace
Specification
Select
Profile for tread template
Top Rail Specification
Handrail Profile Specification

Angle of Rotation
Configuration
Start Point
End Point
Flip
Flip
Next
Plates
Create Tread Template
Tread Template Plates
Back
Parameters
Create Tread Template
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


The Plates part of the Create Tread Template window allows the administrator to define the Plates used in the tread template. The plates are positioned using p-points which are specified by the administrator. If a p-point is selected that requires the presence of a parameter, the SLH application includes the parameter by default.

The Plates list displays all of the plates available for the template. The administrator can add, remove and replace plates. The currently selected plate displays in the 3D view.
Add
Click to add a plate to the Plates list.
Remove
Click to remove a plate from the Plates list.
Replace
Click to replace the currently selected plate in the Plates list.
Plate Type
Select a type from the drop-down list to define the p-point positions of the plate.
The selected Plate Type values display in the Description and Points columns of the Plates list, the SLH application automatically updates the thickness and orientation to reflect the selected plate type.
Plate Thickness
The Plate Thickness value displays in the Thickness column of the Plates list.
Plate Orientation
The Plate Orientation value displays in the Orientation column of the Profiles list.
Add
Click to add a plate to the Plates list.
Remove
Click to remove a plate from the Plates list.
Replace
Click to replace the currently selected plate in the Plates list.
Plate Type
Select a type from the drop-down list to define the p-point positions of the plate.
The selected Plate Type values display in the Description and Points columns of the Plates list, the SLH application automatically updates the thickness and orientation to reflect the selected plate type.
Plate Thickness
The Plate Thickness value displays in the Thickness column of the Plates list.
Plate Orientation
The Plate Orientation value displays in the Orientation column of the Profiles list.
Click Build Template to create the tread template.
Click Back to return to the Profiles part of the Create Tread Template window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
The Template element displays in the Model Explorer and the 3D view.

Add
Click to add a plate to the Plates list.
Remove
Click to remove a plate from the Plates list.
Replace
Click to replace the currently selected plate in the Plates list.
Plate Type
Select a type from the drop-down list to define the p-point positions of the plate.
The selected Plate Type values display in the Description and Points columns of the Plates list, the SLH application automatically updates the thickness and orientation to reflect the selected plate type.
Plate Thickness
The Plate Thickness value displays in the Thickness column of the Plates list.
Plate Orientation
The Plate Orientation value displays in the Orientation column of the Profiles list.

Plates
Create Tread Template
Add
Remove
Replace
Plate Type
Plate Thickness
Plate Orientation
Build Template
Back
Profiles
Create Tread Template
Cancel
SLH Administration Tasks


To modify a Tread Template element, from the Templates part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the Treads drop-down list to display the list of available Treads which can be modified. Select the Tread to be modified, then select Modify to display the Modify Tread Template window.

The functionality of the Modify Tread Template window is identical to the Create Tread Template window. Refer to Create Tread Template for further information.

Create Tread Template
Templates
SLH Administration Tasks
Treads
Modify
Modify Tread Template
Modify Tread Template
Create Tread Template
Create Tread Template


To delete a Tread Template element, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

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Yes


Copying an existing Tread Template provides a quick and efficient method of creating new templates and editing the properties in the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a new Tread Template element from an existing element make sure the correct Tread Template element is selected in the Model Explorer.
To copy an existing Tread Template element, right-click and select Copy from the drop-down list.
To paste a copy of the Tread Template element, right-click and select Paste from the drop-down list.
To rename the pasted Tread Template element, right-click and select Rename from the drop-down list to display the Name window. Refer to Common Functionality User Guide for further information.
The copied element displays in the SLH Administration Tasks window.

SLH Administration Tasks
Copy
Paste
Rename
Name
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Post templates are used in the creation of handrails. The allowable posts are defined in the defaults by referencing post parts. Post parts are created in the PARAGON module. Refer to Catalog and Specifications User Guide for further information. Post parts reference either catalog or template posts.
To create a Post Template element make sure the correct Area element is selected in the Templates part of the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a Post Template element, from the Templates part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Post drop-down list to display the Create Post Template window.

Note:
All mandatory parts of the Create Post Template window are indicated with an amber triangle. The SLH application replaces the amber triangle with a green tick when the Create Post Template window has been populated with the required data.

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Templates
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Create
Create Post Template
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Create Post Template
Create Post Template


The Parameters part of the Create Post Template window allows the administrator to define the Post Template dimensions.

Post Length
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Bottom Vertical Offset
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Bottom Horizontal Offset
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Extension Length
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Extension Plate Depth
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Upper Intermediate Rail Height
Input a value to define the upper intermediate rail height for the template.
To remove the upper intermediate rail height element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Lower Intermediate Rail Height
Input a value to define the lower intermediate rail height for the template.
To remove the lower intermediate rail height element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Mounting Plate Thickness
Input a value to define the mounting plate thickness for the template.
To remove the mounting plate thickness element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Mounting Plate Width
Input a value to define the mounting plate width for the template.
To remove the mounting plate width element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Mounting Plate Length
Input a value to define the mounting plate length for the template.
To remove the mounting plate length element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Extension Plate Thickness
Input a value to define the extension plate thickness for the template.
To remove the extension plate thickness element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Post Length
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Bottom Vertical Offset
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Bottom Horizontal Offset
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Extension Length
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Extension Plate Depth
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Upper Intermediate Rail Height
Input a value to define the upper intermediate rail height for the template.
To remove the upper intermediate rail height element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Lower Intermediate Rail Height
Input a value to define the lower intermediate rail height for the template.
To remove the lower intermediate rail height element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Mounting Plate Thickness
Input a value to define the mounting plate thickness for the template.
To remove the mounting plate thickness element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Mounting Plate Width
Input a value to define the mounting plate width for the template.
To remove the mounting plate width element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Mounting Plate Length
Input a value to define the mounting plate length for the template.
To remove the mounting plate length element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Extension Plate Thickness
Input a value to define the extension plate thickness for the template.
To remove the extension plate thickness element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
The diagram below illustrates the Post Template dimensions as an example:

Click Next to display the Profiles part of the Create Post Template window. Refer to Post Template Profiles for further information.
Click Back to return to the General part of the Create Post Template window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Post Length
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Bottom Vertical Offset
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Bottom Horizontal Offset
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Extension Length
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Extension Plate Depth
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Upper Intermediate Rail Height
Input a value to define the upper intermediate rail height for the template.
To remove the upper intermediate rail height element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Lower Intermediate Rail Height
Input a value to define the lower intermediate rail height for the template.
To remove the lower intermediate rail height element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Mounting Plate Thickness
Input a value to define the mounting plate thickness for the template.
To remove the mounting plate thickness element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Mounting Plate Width
Input a value to define the mounting plate width for the template.
To remove the mounting plate width element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Mounting Plate Length
Input a value to define the mounting plate length for the template.
To remove the mounting plate length element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Extension Plate Thickness
Input a value to define the extension plate thickness for the template.
To remove the extension plate thickness element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.

Post Template Profiles
Parameters
Create Post Template
Post Length
Variable
Default
Fixed
Value
Bottom Vertical Offset
Variable
Default
Fixed
Value
Bottom Horizontal Offset
Variable
Default
Fixed
Value
Extension Length
Variable
Default
Fixed
Value
Extension Plate Depth
Variable
Default
Fixed
Value
Upper Intermediate Rail Height
Included
Lower Intermediate Rail Height
Included
Mounting Plate Thickness
Included
Mounting Plate Width
Included
Mounting Plate Length
Included
Extension Plate Thickness
Included
Next
Profiles
Create Post Template
Post Template Profiles
Back
General
Create Post Template
Cancel
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The Profiles part of the Create Post Template window allows the administrator to define the Profiles used in the post template. The profiles are positioned using p-points which are specified by the administrator. If a p-point is selected that requires the presence of a parameter, the SLH application includes the parameter by default.

The functionality of the Profiles part of the Create Post Template window is identical to the Profiles part of the Create Tread Template window. Refer to Tread Template Profiles for further information.
Click Next to display the Plates part of the Create Post Template window. Refer to Post Template Plates for further information.
Click Back to return to the Parameters part of the Create Post Template window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.

Tread Template Profiles
Post Template Plates
Profiles
Create Post Template
Profiles
Create Post Template
Profiles
Create Tread Template
Tread Template Profiles
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Plates
Create Post Template
Post Template Plates
Back
Parameters
Create Post Template
Cancel
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The Plates part of the Create Post Template window allows the administrator to define the Plates used in the post template. The plates are positioned using p-points which are specified by the administrator. If a p-point is selected that requires the presence of a parameter, the SLH application includes the parameter by default.

The functionality of the Plates part of the Create Post Template window is identical to the Plates part of the Create Tread Template window. Refer to Tread Template Plates for further information.
Click Build Template to create the post template.
Click Back to return to the Profiles part of the Create Post Template window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
The Template element displays in the Model Explorer and the 3D view.

Tread Template Plates
Plates
Create Post Template
Plates
Create Post Template
Plates
Create Tread Template
Tread Template Plates
Build Template
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Profiles
Create Post Template
Cancel
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To modify a Post Template element, from the Templates part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click the Posts drop-down list to display the list of available Posts which can be modified. Select the Post to be modified, then select Modify to display the Modify Post Template window.

The functionality of the Modify Post Template window is identical to the Create Post Template window. Refer to Create Post Template for further information.

Create Post Template
Templates
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Posts
Modify
Modify Post Template
Modify Post Template
Create Post Template
Create Post Template


To delete a Post Template element, navigate to the item to be deleted in the Model Explorer, right-click the selection and select Delete from the drop-down list. A Confirm window displays asking the administrator to OK the deletion. Click Yes to delete the item.

Model Explorer
Delete
Confirm
OK
Yes


Copying an existing Post Template provides a quick and efficient method of creating new templates and editing the properties in the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a new Post Template element from an existing element make sure the correct Post Template element is selected in the Model Explorer.
To copy an existing Post Template element, right-click and select Copy from the drop-down list.
To paste a copy of the Post Template element, right-click and select Paste from the drop-down list.
To rename the pasted Post Template element, right-click and select Rename from the drop-down list to display the Name window. Refer to Common Functionality User Guide for further information.
The copied element displays in the SLH Administration Tasks window.

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Copy
Paste
Rename
Name
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Gate templates are used in the creation of handrails. The allowable gates are defined in the defaults by referencing gate parts. Gate parts are created in the PARAGON module. Refer to the Catalog and Specifications User Guide for further information. Gate parts reference either catalog or template gates.
To create a Gate Template element make sure the correct Area element is selected in the Templates part of the SLH Administration Tasks window.
To create a Gate Template element, from the Templates part of the SLH Administration Tasks window, click Create next to the Handrail Gates drop-down list to display the Create Gate Template window.

Note:
All mandatory parts of the Create Gate Template window are indicated with an amber triangle. The SLH application replaces the amber triangle with a green tick when the Create Gate Template window has been populated with the required data.

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Templates
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Create
Create Gate Template
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Create Gate Template
Create Gate Template


The Parameters part of the Create Gate Template window allows the administrator to define the Gate Template dimensions.

Top Rail Height
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Width
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Horizontal Offset
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Upper Intermediate Rail
Input a value to define the upper intermediate rail height for the template.
To remove the upper intermediate rail height element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Lower Intermediate Rail
Input a value to define the lower intermediate rail height for the template.
To remove the lower intermediate rail height element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Plate Thickness
Input a value to define the plate thickness for the template.
To remove the plate thickness element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Plate Depth
Input a value to define the plate depth for the template.
To remove the plate depth element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Lock Clearance
Input a value to define the lock clearance for the template.
To remove the lock clearance element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Hinge Clearance
Input a value to define the hinge clearance for the template.
To remove the hinge clearance element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Bottom Clearance
Input a value to define the bottom clearance for the template.
To remove the bottom clearance element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Top Rail Height
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Width
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Horizontal Offset
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Upper Intermediate Rail
Input a value to define the upper intermediate rail height for the template.
To remove the upper intermediate rail height element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Lower Intermediate Rail
Input a value to define the lower intermediate rail height for the template.
To remove the lower intermediate rail height element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Plate Thickness
Input a value to define the plate thickness for the template.
To remove the plate thickness element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Plate Depth
Input a value to define the plate depth for the template.
To remove the plate depth element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Lock Clearance
Input a value to define the lock clearance for the template.
To remove the lock clearance element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Hinge Clearance
Input a value to define the hinge clearance for the template.
To remove the hinge clearance element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Bottom Clearance
Input a value to define the bottom clearance for the template.
To remove the bottom clearance element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
The diagram below illustrates the Gate Template dimensions as an example:

Click Next to display the Profiles part of the Create Gate Template window. Refer to Gate Template Profiles for further information.
Click Back to return to the General part of the Create Gate Template window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Top Rail Height
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Width
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Horizontal Offset
Select the Variable radio button to input a Default value in the Default field.
Select the Fixed radio button to input a Fixed value in the Value field.
Upper Intermediate Rail
Input a value to define the upper intermediate rail height for the template.
To remove the upper intermediate rail height element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Lower Intermediate Rail
Input a value to define the lower intermediate rail height for the template.
To remove the lower intermediate rail height element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Plate Thickness
Input a value to define the plate thickness for the template.
To remove the plate thickness element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Plate Depth
Input a value to define the plate depth for the template.
To remove the plate depth element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Lock Clearance
Input a value to define the lock clearance for the template.
To remove the lock clearance element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Hinge Clearance
Input a value to define the hinge clearance for the template.
To remove the hinge clearance element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.
Bottom Clearance
Input a value to define the bottom clearance for the template.
To remove the bottom clearance element from the template, click to clear the Included check box.

Gate Template Profiles
Parameters
Create Gate Template
Top Rail Height
Variable
Default
Fixed
Value
Width
Variable
Default
Fixed
Value
Horizontal Offset
Variable
Default
Fixed
Value
Upper Intermediate Rail
Included
Lower Intermediate Rail
Included
Plate Thickness
Included
Plate Depth
Included
Lock Clearance
Included
Hinge Clearance
Included
Bottom Clearance
Included
Next
Profiles
Create Gate Template
Gate Template Profiles
Back
General
Create Gate Template
Cancel
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The Profiles part of the Create Gate Template window allows the administrator to define the Profiles used in the gate template. The profiles are positioned using p-points which are specified by the administrator. If a p-point is selected that requires the presence of a parameter, the SLH application includes the parameter by default.

Add
Click to add a profile to the Profiles list.
Remove
Click to remove a profile from the Profiles list.
Replace
Click to replace the currently selected profile in the Profiles list.
Specification
Click Select to display the Profile for gate template window.
The functionality available from the Profile for gate template window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
The selected Profile Type and Profile Size values display in the Profile column of the Profiles list.
The selected P-Line Justification value displays in the Justification column of the Profiles list.
Angle of Rotation
Input a value to define the rotation angle for the profile.
The Angle of Rotation value displays in the Rotation column of the Profiles list.
Bend Radius
Input a value to define the bend radius for the profile.
The Bend Radius value displays in the Radius column of the Profiles list.
If there are three or more points, point two will be radiused. If there are five points, point four will also be radiused.
Configuration
Select a configuration from the drop-down list to specify the profile type.
The selected Configuration value displays in the Description column of the Profiles list.
First Point
Select a first point from the drop-down list to define the first p-point position for the profile.
The selected First Point value displays in the first numbered column of the Profiles list.
Second Point
Select a second point from the drop-down list to define the second p-point position for the profile.
The selected Second Point value displays in the second numbered column of the Profiles list.
Third Point
Select a third point from the drop-down list to define the third p-point position for the profile.
The selected Third Point value displays in the third numbered column of the Profiles list.
Fourth Point
Select a fourth point from the drop-down list to define the fourth p-point position for the profile.
The selected Fourth Point value displays in the fourth numbered column of the Profiles list.
Fifth Point
Select a fifth point from the drop-down list to define the fifth p-point position for the profile.
The selected Fifth Point value displays in the fifth numbered column of the Profiles list.
Flip
Click Flip to reverse the order of the defined points.
Add
Click to add a profile to the Profiles list.
Remove
Click to remove a profile from the Profiles list.
Replace
Click to replace the currently selected profile in the Profiles list.
Specification
Click Select to display the Profile for gate template window.
The functionality available from the Profile for gate template window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
The selected Profile Type and Profile Size values display in the Profile column of the Profiles list.
The selected P-Line Justification value displays in the Justification column of the Profiles list.
Angle of Rotation
Input a value to define the rotation angle for the profile.
The Angle of Rotation value displays in the Rotation column of the Profiles list.
Bend Radius
Input a value to define the bend radius for the profile.
The Bend Radius value displays in the Radius column of the Profiles list.
If there are three or more points, point two will be radiused. If there are five points, point four will also be radiused.
Configuration
Select a configuration from the drop-down list to specify the profile type.
The selected Configuration value displays in the Description column of the Profiles list.
First Point
Select a first point from the drop-down list to define the first p-point position for the profile.
The selected First Point value displays in the first numbered column of the Profiles list.
Second Point
Select a second point from the drop-down list to define the second p-point position for the profile.
The selected Second Point value displays in the second numbered column of the Profiles list.
Third Point
Select a third point from the drop-down list to define the third p-point position for the profile.
The selected Third Point value displays in the third numbered column of the Profiles list.
Fourth Point
Select a fourth point from the drop-down list to define the fourth p-point position for the profile.
The selected Fourth Point value displays in the fourth numbered column of the Profiles list.
Fifth Point
Select a fifth point from the drop-down list to define the fifth p-point position for the profile.
The selected Fifth Point value displays in the fifth numbered column of the Profiles list.
Flip
Click Flip to reverse the order of the defined points.
Click Next to display the Plates part of the Create Gate Template window. Refer to Gate Template Plates for further information.
Click Back to return to the Parameters part of the Create Gate Template window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and return to the SLH Administration Tasks window.
Add
Click to add a profile to the Profiles list.
Remove
Click to remove a profile from the Profiles list.
Replace
Click to replace the currently selected profile in the Profiles list.
Specification
Click Select to display the Profile for gate template window.
The functionality available from the Profile for gate template window is identical to that available from the Top Rail Specification window. Refer to Handrail Profile Specification for further information.
The selected Profile Type and Profile Size values display in the Profile column of the Profiles list.
The selected P-Line Justification value displays in the Justification column of the Profiles list.
Angle of Rotation
Input a value to define the rotation angle for the profile.
The Angle of Rotation value displays in the Rotation column of the Profiles list.
Bend Radius
Input a value to define the bend radius for the profile.
The Bend Radius value displays in the Radius column of the Profiles list.
If there are three or more points, point two will be radiused. If there are five points, point four will also be radiused.
Configuration
Select a configuration from the drop-down list to specify the profile type.
The selected Configuration value displays in the Description column of the Profiles list.
First Point
Select a first point from the drop-down list to define the first p-point position for the profile.
The selected First Point value displays in the first numbered column of the Profiles list.
Second Point
Select a second point from the drop-down list to define the second p-point position for the profile.
The selected Second Point value displays in the second numbered column of the Profiles list.
Third Point
Select a third point from the drop-down list to define the third p-point position for the profile.
The selected Third Point value displays in the third numbered column of the Profiles list.
Fourth Point
Select a fourth point from the drop-down list to define the fourth p-point position for the profile.
The selected Fourth Point value displays in the fourth numbered column of the Profiles list.
Fifth Point
Select a fifth point from the drop-down list to define the fifth p-point position for the profile.
The selected Fifth Point value displays in the fifth numbered column of the Profiles list.
Flip
Click Flip to reverse the order of the defined points.

Handrail Profile Specification
Gate Template Plates
Profiles
Create Gate Template
Add
Remove
Replace
Specification
Select
Profile for gate template
Profile for gate template
Top Rail Specification
Handrail Profile Specification

Angle of Rotation
Bend Radius
Configuration
First Point
Second Point
Third Point
Fourth Point
Fifth Point
Flip
Flip
Next
Plates
Create Gate Template
Gate Template Plates
Back
Parameters
Create Gate Template
Cancel
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