1. Remove cover strip. With a hacksaw, cut RP60 at latch side squarely to width between stops.
   Note: If door is less than 750mm wide, trim equal amounts from each end to avoid mechanism damage. 450mm is the minimum operable size.
   
2. Fit adjusting screw (the longest screw) by fully inserting in the hinge side end of RP60.
   
3. With door closed, position RP60 level with door bottom and firm against hinge side stop.
   Screw fix.
   
4. Open door and withdraw adjusting screw two turns.
   For soft timber, fit thumb tack strike.
   
5. Close door gently and observe action of RP60. Seal should engage sill lightly.
   Note: If further adjustment is needed once installed, turn the adjusting screw half a turn at a time and test.
   
6. Cut cover strip to width of RP60.
   Fit cover strip in channel.
   
7. Push in cover strip lock tabs at each end to hold cover strip. Tap in tabs flush with a small hammer.
   

1. Remove cover strip. With a hacksaw, cut RP60 at latch side squarely to width between stops less 2mm for clearance on latch side.
   Note: If door is less than 750mm wide, trim equal amounts from each end to avoid mechanism damage. 450mm is the minimum operable size.
   
2. Fit adjusting screw (the longest screw) by fully inserting in the hinge side end of RP60.
   
3. With door closed, position RP60 level with door bottom and firm against hinge side stop.
   Screw fix.
   
4. Open door and withdraw adjusting screw two turns.
   For soft timber, fit thumb tack strike.
   
5. Close door gently and observe action of RP60.
   Seal should engage sill lightly.
   Adjustment Note: If further adjustment is needed once installed, turn the adjusting screw half a turn at a time and test.
   
6. Cut cover strip to width of RP60.
   Fit cover strip in channel.
   
7. Push in cover strip lock tabs at each end to hold cover strip. Tap in tabs flush with a small hammer.
   

Buy 2 seals. Follow the steps but do not allow 2mm clearance on the latch sides of the doors in Step 1.