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Cover Assembly

The Upper and Lower Covers each have two zippered windows. For the best ventilation, we recommend orienting the Covers so 

that you end up with one window on each of the four sides of your raised bed. Note the position of the windows in Figures 3 and 4.

Step 8. 

Orient the Lower Cover so that the zippered door hinges are on the bottom. The doors should be positioned so that they are 

opposite the curved sides of the frame (Figure 3). Tie the upper corner of one end of the cover to a corner of the assembled frame 
(Figure 3). Tie the bottom corner of the cover to the bottom corner of the frame, just above the raised bed corner.

Step 9.

 Wrap the Lower Cover around the frame, attaching it with ties at the corners and along the horizontal Long Tubes (Figure 3). 

Firmly adhere the hook-and-loop strips at the corner where the two ends meets.

Step 10.

 Place the Upper Cover over the top of the frame 

with the zippered windows in the curved ends of the 
frame (Figure 4). Align the hook-and-loop sections 
on the Upper and Lower Covers and fasten together. 
Assembly is complete!

Using the Grow Shelter

Each zippered window has two sets of ribbon ties 

sewn into the hinged side. Use these to tie the rolled-up 
windows in place when they're unzipped. 

To allow pollinating insects into your Grow Shelter, 

unzip the insect screens on warm, sunny days when your 
plants are blooming.

Important:

 Open both upper windows for ventilation 

on sunny days to prevent excessive heat build up. Unzip all 
windows for maximum ventilation.

Important:

 The Grow Shelter cover is not designed to 

withstand a load of snow or ice. Please remove the cover 
prior to wintery weather. 

To see a video about the Elevated Grow Shelter and to 

find other products and articles on growing in raised beds, 
please visit us at www.gardeners.com.

Figure 3

Note location and 
position of lower 
windows

Figure 4

Ribbon ties for 
securing rolled-up 
outer windows

Note location and 
position of upper 
windows

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