2 persons on left
hand side
2 persons on right
hand side
Pulling the parasol over rough surfaces (brinks, edges, floors) damages the fabric.
• Put the cardboard sleeve onto two tables or working platforms in order to pull out the parasol
away from the ground.
• Never pull the parasol over brinks or edges.
• Do not lean the parasol against anything.
If the parasol falls onto the ground, the canopy fabric gets damaged.
The best way to carry the parasol is on the shoulders. Its heavy weight makes it difficult to lay
it on the floor. Especially when all hands hold onto one side and grips are changed on waist
height, the parasol may roll off the arms or become unbalanced so everyone falls with the
parasol.
• Avoid all risks of tripping on the route of transport. Clean the ground where the parasol is
to be positioned.
• Carry the parasol with at least 4 persons.
• 2 persons carry it on their left shoulder, 2 persons on their right shoulder.
• Another person makes sure the route of transport is clear. At the desired position, this person
lifts the upper anchor foot so the parasol can be plugged in.
Laying down the parasol may damage the canopy.
If the parasol is laid on the ground or on a transport trolley, the weight of the parasol can cause
cuts and abrasions at the canopy.
• Carry the parasol with 4 persons until it is safely fixed within the anchorage or lay it onto a
soft mat which is large enough (e.g. carpet).
• Do not put down the parasol to the ground to avoid point loads (stones, crushed rock,
transport trolley with a small rest).
Caution
Caution
Caution
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