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SAFETY ADVICE
DURING ASSEMBLY
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It is of utmost importance to assemble all of the parts according to the directions. Do not skip any steps.
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Always wear work gloves during panel sliding.
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Always wear shoes and safety goggles when working with extruded aluminium.
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If using a step ladder or power tools make sure that you follow the manufacturer’s safety advice.
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Do not touch overhead power cables with the aluminium profiles.
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Do not attempt to assemble the product in windy or wet conditions.
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Do not climb or stand on the roof.
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Dispose of all plastic bags. Keep them out of reach of small children.
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Keep children away from the assembly area.
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Do not lean against or push the products during construction.
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Do not position your product in an area exposed to excessive winds.
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Do not attempt to assemble this product if you are tired, have taken drugs or alcohol or if you are prone to dizzy spells.
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Hot items such as recently used grills, blowtorches etc. must not be stored in the product.
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Make sure there are no hidden pipes or cables in the ground before anchoring to foundation.
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This product is designed to be used mainly as a garden gazebo.
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Make sure to anchor the product directly to a solid foundation to increase the product's stability and wind resistance in areas
with severe weather conditions. Make sure that there are no obstructions between the assembly area and the final position of the product.
During assembly, you will encounter different icons for different products.
Please see below for more information:
SILICONE
LUBRICANT SPRAY
You may use silicone lubricant spray on the frame in order to help
you slide the panels into the profiles. Do not spray the panels.
Use a rubber mallet if necessary.
Make sure you remove covering plastic film from both sides
of the panel.
All panels with the stamped words “THIS SIDE OUT” must be
facing out to create full UV protection. Remove plastic sticker
as panels are locked in place.
This icon indicates that the installer should be inside
the product.
This icon indicates that the installer should be outside
the product.
Extension Kit
Steps marked with dashed outlines refer to Extensions only.
Some of the steps are irrelevant for an assembly of a single product.
When assembling a single or an extended product,
some parts may be surplus.
These 2 icons below indicate if screw's tightening is
required or not.
Temporary tightening of a few screws may be needed to
prevent a profile from sliding out.
Tighten all screws once assembly is completed.
CARE & MAINTENANCE
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When your product needs to be cleaned, use a mild detergent solution and rinse with cold clean water.
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DO NOT use acetone, abrasive cleaners or other special detergents to clean the panels.
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Clean the product once assembly is complete.
BEFORE ASSEMBLY
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Selecting a site:
- Choose your site carefully before beginning assembly.
- Choose a sunny position away from overhanging trees.
- The product must be positioned and fixed on a flat level surface.
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The product must be secured directly to a solid foundation.
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This is a multi-part assembly best achieved by two people. Allow at least half a day for the assembly process.
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Take all components & parts out of the packages. Sort the parts and check against the content parts list.
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Parts should be laid out close at hand. Keep all small parts (screws etc.) in a bowl so they do not get lost.
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Please note multi-sided profiles are used in this product. As a result some holes in the profiles are not used during assembly.
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Please review entire instructions before starting. Carry out the assembly steps in exact order.
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Please consult your local authorities if any permits are required prior to constructing the product.
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Please ensure you have sufficient side space for inserting the roof panels during the assembly process.
IMPORTANT!
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Firmly connect the product to a level surface immediately after completion of the assembly.
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Anchoring this product to the ground is essential to its stability and rigidity. It is required to complete this stage in order for your warranty to be valid.
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During assembly use a soft surface below the parts to avoid scratches and damages.
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We recommend checking for restrictions or covenants for building this product in your area.
In addition we advise to check if you need to submit any forms or if any permit is required prior to building the product.
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