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STEP 2:
Place the Umbrella Frame (A) in the correct orientation as illustrated above,
with the
pole placed in between the umbrella canopy, and the canopy
arm. Turn the crank handle clockwise until the line inside the canopy arm
tightens, see Fig. 1. Connect the two ends of the
canopy arm together using
the
push pins found on either side of the canopy arm, see Figure 1. Use the
push pins to connect the top of the umbrella canopy to its housing, see
Fig. 2 & 3.
*Please see descriptions for individual pieces that make up each part
found within the following illustrations to better understand the
instructions to complete assembly.
*Place a counterweight such as an offset umbrella base (not
included) that can be filled with water or sand, or triangular
weight bases (not included) before proceeding further. An offset
umbrella base should be able to hold 100lbs. of sand or water,
or 4 triangular weight bases, minimum 25lbs. each. This is the
recommended amount of weight to maintain product stability,
especially while umbrella canopy is open.
Assembly Instructions
Assembly Instructions
STEP 3:
Place the
pole of the Umbrella Frame (A) inside of the Bottom Pole (B)
so that the
prongs fit within groves at the top of part B, see Fig. 4. Insert
Locking Knob (E) through
band found at the top of part B, and bolt-
threading of this part, see Fig. 4. Tighten the Locking Knob (E) until
pressed against the
pole of the Umbrella Frame (A) enough to hold
it in place, see Fig. 5. Over tightening may dent or chip away at the
protective coating of the Umbrella Frame (A).
A
Fig.1
Fig.2
Fig.3
Umbrella
Canopy
Push Pin
Housing
Push Pin
Crank
Pole
Canopy
Arm
E
Fig.4
Fig.5
Prongs
Band
For
Reference
Only