DECORATIVE FRUIT CAGE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
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36. Fold the side net around the catch
side of the door and hold securely
with several equally spaced net clips
(ref.26). A small cut can be made in
the net to allow the catch to protrude
cleanly.
30. Place the assembled door frame
in position and secure in by joining the
hinge blocks (Ref.8) as shown and
tightening the bolts with the 3mm allen
key supplied and an 8mm spanner.
Note as the hinge blocks must rotate
freely, do not over tighten.
31. Secure the latch in place by sliding
it over the latch block and inserting the
latch inserts as shown. Tighten the
bolts with the 3mm allen key supplied
to hold in place. Note the latch should
not be over tightened as it must slide
freely. Note the latch has one longer
side and this
be positioned on
the side you wish to open the door.
must
28. Bolt (ref. 22 & 23) the curved roof
supports (ref. 24) onto the connector
plates (ref. 18,19 & 20).
29. Tighten the bolts using a 17mm
spanner.
32. To fix the 2m wide side netting,
start by cutting as shown to allow the
net to wrap around the door support
upright. This will allow the top edge of
the net to run along the top edge of the
horizontal support bars.
33. Wrap the cut section of the side
net around the door support upright as
described in step
shown using net ties (ref. 27) at the top
and bottom of the upright and a couple
equally spaced in between.
Secure
the top of the net along the horizontal
bars again using net ties (approx. four
per 2.5m length).
30. Tie in place as
34. Continue to unroll the side netting
all the way around the perimeter of your
cage, keeping it as taught as possible,
securing as step
are encountered snip the bottom few
cms in touch with the ground as shown
to allow the net to neatly fold.
31.
When corners
35. To finish the side net and cover
the door, unroll to about 30cm past the
door as shown and cut vertically.
