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Run a bead of glue on the inside lip of a pergola end cap (part 5).
Push the cap onto the end of the filter and hold it steady for a
few seconds. Repeat this for each of the remaining caps, then
allow about 15 to 20 minutes for the glue to set up.
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is for illustration purposes only and may not exactly resemble this product.
8
Take the keystone base and top (part 11) and connect them over
the middle of the arch as shown. Make sure the pins in the base
are correctly inserted into the holes in the top. Push the two
pieces firmly together. Repeat this for the second arch. No glue
is required for this step.
Slip each locking post insert (part 3) into the bottom of each
arch. Push firmly until they “snap” into place. Again, no glue is
required for this step.
Run a bead of glue around the inside of the top of each post.
With assistance, lay down the side panels and insert the
completed arch assembly into the open ends of the posts as
shown. Again with assistance, stand the arbor up and check to
make sure the arch assembly has been completely inserted into
the posts.
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Product.
Place the filter onto the guide pins. Push down firmly until it
“snaps” in place and apply pressure for a few seconds to allow
the glue to bond. Take one 4” screw and fasten each end of the
filter through the top of the arch, making sure not to hit the pins
below.
Note:
If your arbor is tan, use the included cap/washer
assemblies (Fig 3) along with the screws. Repeat steps 6 & 7 for
the remaining filters.
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Make sure the arbor is secure and standing on even ground. Run
a bead of glue along the top half of each trim cap sitting directly
under the arch.