Gardebruk 991468, Assembly Instructions Manual

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Prior to star the installa familiarize yourself with the relevant local rules and
regula Find a stable and level place as a base. Set up the building only when the
wea ry. Do not install if there are strong winds!
If possible, set up the greenhouse together with 3 or more people. Otherwise, there
could be material damage or even injuries.
•Choose a loca at has enough space around the greenhouse for working.
•Carefully follow the steps in the ins to ensure correct installa
•Before st stalla ke sure that all parts are present.
•Make sure the founda r a r.
•The founda st be lev even, level it.
• Always wear safety gloves, long sleeves and eye prot during installa
Some parts may have sharp edges and may cause injury!
• Do not a empt to assemble it in windy weather condi as there is a risk
that panels may be damaged or people injured.
•Prepare a rst layer of stones or gravel for a reinforced concrete founda on. The
founda should be at least 10 cm thick. Allow the concrete to dry for at least 48
hours.
•The founda can also be made of bricks, stone blocks or concrete pedestals.
•The garden shed is not intended to be built directly on the lawn.
•Your shed must be anchored to the founda to prevent damage from
strong winds. No anchors are included in the equipment supplied!
•Do not enter into the roof! D ANGER OF COLLAPSE!
When using a founda on, that is not poured from concrete, you have to de tely
observe, that the ground is rm and event. The product has to be connected to a
founda Only when it’s aligned accurately, the greenhouse can be placed in a
durable and stable way. Even slightly leaning walls won’t t properly in the guides
provided for them and can be easily unhinged by the wind.
It is necessary to anchor the greenhouse to the ground. The big greenhouse has a large
contact surface for wind, which can lead t cant injuries and/or damages.
Give yourself plenty of for the installa process and once started, do not let
yourself be interrupted. An incompletely assembled greenhouse could su er (fatal)
damage caused by the weather. There is a danger of injuries and damage to the
property due to not properly assembled parts.
If you do not use the greenhouse, store it in a dry and frost-free place. The Plexiglas
discs should not be pressed or bent.
Keep all parts away fr r ks.
Remember the exits! They are also the emergency Escape routes! If a re should occur,
contrary to All expecata rest exit could eventually also be behind you!
N ever put weigh sheets. Do not step on them and do not bend them.
They will su er damage or even break completely. Look for the UV prot
Do never step onto the roof surfaces of a fully mounted greenhouse! You could fall/the
house could collapse and you could su er injuries! Do never make a re inside of the
greenhouse! Always keep it away fr r ks!
Do not posi on the product on an escape route Or within a well signposted re
service assembly area!
Do not use this product in case of missing parts or worn parts.
Always close the door of greenhouse when entering or exi With an open door,
wind, animals or other unwanted visitors can easily damage your greenhouse or
the plants therein. Absolutely make sure to not lock people and/or animals in the
greenhouse.
•Don’t underes ate the possible forces from the wind on the side and
front surfaces greenhouse.
Befor
A suitable founda should be prepared before the moun of the greenhouse.
Such founda formwork) can be purchased in out online shop.
•Make sure that the day you select for installa ry and free of wind.
•Remove the parts from the box and sort them by number. Make sure that all
necessary parts are available for assembly.
•Familiarize yourself on how to use all the tools.
•Keep children and pets away from the assembly site.
•When using a ladder, make sure it is stable. N ever place a heavy load on any part of
the roof or shed.
•Remove the prot ve foils before moun
•Avoid overhanging trees as much as possible, as falling leaves require regular cleaning
and breaking branches are a source of danger.
•Small trees, shrubs or nearby fences can help protect against the wind.
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