Dancover MS117000, Manual

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Safety
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Check planning permission before installing your
garden shed.
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Make sure you have access to all sides of the shed
during construction.
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Make sure you have a good foundation before starting
to assemble the garden shed.
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Carefully follow the guide to correctly assemble your
garden shed.
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Ensure that all parts are present before starting
assembly.
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Ensure that the base is firm and level.
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Your foundation must be flat. If the surface is not flat,
remove any obstructions.
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Remove all parts from the box and sort them by
number. Ensure that you have all elements required to
build your garden shed.
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Always wear work gloves, long sleeves and safety
goggles during assembly of the garden shed. Some
components contain sharp edges and may cause
damage.
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Take care when using tools for assembly.
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Familiarise yourself with how to operate all tools.
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Keep children and animals away from the assembly
site.
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When necessary to use a ladder, ensure ground
stability is adequate. Never rest your entire weight on
the roof or on any other part of the garden shed.
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Do not attempt to assemble the garden shed in
strong windy conditions due to the risk of making site
conditions difficult and dangerous.
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Wear safety eyewear when using power tools. Ensure
that your electrical tools are watertight to prevent any
risk of electrocution.
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To maintain their original condition, ensure that nothing
is placed on top of shed components.
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The garden shed must be built on a solid foundation.
We recommend a reinforced concrete foundation or
large concrete slabs as a suitable floor base. Ensure
there is enough room on the foundation for a 10 cm
perimeter. The warranty does not cover the choice and
construction of your foundation.
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For a reinforced concrete foundation, prepare a base
layer of stones/pebbles. The foundation must have a
minimum thickness of 10 cm. Allow cement to dry for at
least 48 hours.
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Your garden shed must be firmly anchored to your
foundation to protect it from strong winds.
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Do not store pool chemicals in your garden shed.
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Combustible and corrosive materials must be stored in
watertight containers.
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The metal garden shed must be installed on a level
concrete foundation.
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Ensure that the slab is level and that water can drain
off the site.
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The brand is not liable for the choice and quality of the
foundation.
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Set your drill’s torque limit to prevent damage to the
metal parts.
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Check each of the dimensions below to ensure perfect
squaring of the foundation.
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Remove the protective films prior to assembly.
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IMPORTANT: Only use screws with plastic washers on
top of the pre-painted surface.
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We recommend removing snow from the roof after
each snowfall. A thickness of over 10 cm of snow may
become hazardous!
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To disassemble the garden shed, the customer must
follow the instructions in the manual in reverse order.
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Do not walk on the roof! Risk of falling!
Watch the weather
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Please be sure the day you select for installation is dry
and calm.
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DO NOT attempt to assemble your shed in windy
weather because of risk of damage to panels, or
personal injury. Be careful of wet or muddy ground.
Site Selection
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Avoid overhanging trees as much as possible as leaves
will make regular cleaning necessary and broken
branches are a potential hazard.
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Small trees, bushes or fences nearby can be helpful,
acting as a wind break.
Site Preparation
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The site must be prepared so that the base of the shed
is level all round and checking with a spirit level is
required.
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It is highly recommend to use the foundation base as
shown on the packaging.
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The shed is not designed to be built onto lawn directly.
Also the ground will get muddy during rainy days.
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If a concrete pad is made, it is important that this slopes
towards the edges to prevent water ingress.
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Time must be allowed for any concrete or cement to dry
before building the shed on top.
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Bases can also be constructed from bricks, blocks, or
mounted on a concrete pad.
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The bricks or blocks should be cemented onto firm
and level concrete footings and the greenhouse frame
drilled and screwed to the base.
Warranty Period and Conditions
Limited 10-Year Warranty
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In the event of material and/or workmanship defects
identified within a period of 10 years from the date
of purchase, we will send a replacement part free of
charge.
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This warranty is extended only to the original purchaser.
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A purchase receipt or other proof of original purchase
date will be required before warranty service is
rendered. In no event shall we pay the cost of flooring,
labour, installation or any other costs related thereto.
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This warranty only covers failures due to defects in
materials or workmanship that occur during normal use
and does not extend to colour change arising due to
normal weathering or to damage resulting from misuse
or neglect, commercial use, failure to follow assembly
instructions and the owner’s manual (including proper
anchoring of the shed), painting, forces of nature and
other causes that are beyond our control.
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We reserve the right to discontinue or change
components. If an element has been discontinued or
is not available we reserve the right to substitute a
compatible element of equal quality.
Limits and Exclusions
R There is no express warranty, except as listed above.
R The warrantor shall not be liable for incidental or
consequential damages resulting from the use of this
product, or arising from any breach of this warranty.
R All express warranties are limited to the warranty period
set forth above.
R Some states do not allow exclusions or limitations
on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above
limitations may not apply to you.
R This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you
may also have other rights which vary from state to
state or country to country.
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