Atrium Doors |
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Lynn Lumber is an authorized Atrium Door
distributor, and we carry replacement parts for a wide range of Atrium Door
products. Please call us if you don't see exactly what you're looking for. |
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Atrium Lock Part Identification |
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| 1 |
Escutcheon (2) |
| 2 |
Left Hand Lever |
| 3 |
Right Hand Lever |
| 5 |
Lock Case |
| 6 |
Thumb-Turn |
| 7 |
Lock Cylinder |
| 8 |
Latch Bolt |
| 9 |
Dead Bolt |
| 10 |
Cylinder Gasket |
| 11 |
Lever Bushing |
| 12 |
Spindle |
| 13 |
Set Screw (2) |
| 14 |
#10 x 1" Screw (5) |
| 15 |
Escutcheon Tube (3)
Outside Escutcheon Screw, (3) non-slotted
Inside Escutcheon Screw, (3) slotted |
| 18 |
Latch Bolt Screw |
| 19 |
Cylinder Attaching Screw |
| 20 |
Strike Plate |
| 21 |
Strike Box |
| 22 |
#8 x 1" Screw |
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| Atrium Screen
Replacements |
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| Replacement Screen
Standard Sizes, available in White or Earthtone |
Standard Widths:
23-1/2"
29-1/2"
32-1/2"
35-1/2" |
Standard Heights
77-3/4"
93-3/4" |
Screen Track (Bottom)
New improved aluminum track replaces all previous Atrium tracks. Screws to
existing oak or aluminum sill. One size fits all. |
| Call for prices on the items above and also our
replacement Rollers, Bug Flaps, Latch Handles and Screen Keeper. |
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| Atrium Screen
Roller Replacements |
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| 1 |
Place door end to end standing up. |
| 2 |
Turn adjusting screw clockwise until it bottoms out. |
| 3 |
Take pliers (needle nose or combination) and grab steel wheel,
pull roller assembly out. |
| 4 |
Reach up inside with head of 8 penny nail, pulling white plastic
adjusting lever until it stops. At this point, place the screen door on a table. |
| 5 |
Take a flat-head screwdriver and place it behind saddle and wheel
point, pushing out and slightly up. The roller assembly should release. |
| 6 |
Hold roller with S-configuration turned toward center of door.
Turn the S-facing up, insert into cavity. |
| 7 |
Place screwdriver tip in roller saddle opening. Work roller
assembly toward center of door which should allow rivet to catch in the hold in the
extrusion. It may be necessary to elongate rivet hole to accomplish the realignment. |
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| Atrium Sweep
Replacement |
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| 1 |
Remove the operating panel. |
| 2 |
Remove the staples from the door bottom |
| 3 |
Utilitizing a stiff putty knife between the door sweep and panel,
pry the sweep out of the panel box. |
| 4 |
Scrape any old caulking from the bottom of the door panel |
| 5 |
Run a small bead of caulking along the outside edge and ends of
the replacement sweep. |
| 6 |
Place new sweep on door panel. Locate sweep by placing
perpendicular edge to interior edge of door. (A) Be sure slanted leaf (B) fits
between door panel and sweep main body. |
| 7 |
Secure with small galvanized box or dry wall nails. Nail 2
on each end and 3 or 4 alternating locations down the length of the sweep. |
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THIS SWEEP REPLACES ALL VERSIONS OF PREVIOUS SWEEPS. SWEEPS
ARE BEVELED ON ENDS TO CONFORM TO DOOR EDGE BEVELS. |
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| Atrium T-Cap
Replacements |
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| 1 |
Remove the old T-Cap and woven pads. Be sure to thoroughly
clean the T-Cap kerf in the sill. |
| 2 |
The kerf must be thoroughly filled and sealed prior to
installation of the new threshold. This can be accomplished with a good quality
caulking compound. Be sure to seal the ends of the kerf at the jamb and fixed
panel(s). |
| 3 |
Dry fit the oak threshold into position and drill pilot holes into
the sill. |
| 4 |
Apply 2 beads of silicone caulk 1/4" from the interior and
exterior of the sill. Also, caulk each edge of the new T-Cap substrate. |
| 5 |
Run a small bead of caulking along the top outside leading edge of
the oak threshold prior to installing the snap-on vinyl threshold cover. It may be
necessary to use a rubber mallet to install the vinyl cover. |
| 6 |
Replace woven pads with new ones. Peel the back off and
position on either end. It may be necessary to use brass or galvanized brads to hold
pads in place. Staples will also suffice if available. |
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