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– Remove the side parts in order to
reduce the wind pressure.
–
Caution – Storms! Remove the roof
as well as the side parts if strong
winds or bad weather are looming or
if the weather could turn bad during
your absence.
–
The gazebo must be dismantled if
the expected wind speed exceeds
40 km/h (fresh breeze, large
branches and trees are moving and
the wind is clearly audible).
–
Caution – Rain!
Should pools of water
form, the collected water should be
regularly tipped out. The roof can be
carefully
raised using a broom in order
to remove the water or let it run off. Take
care to ensure good tension in the roof.
Assembly
Preparation
Danger Risk of injury!
Failure to follow the
instructions can lead to
problems and dangers when
using the gazebo.
– During setup take care not to jam your
fingers or injure yourself on sharp
edges.
1. Pay attention to the figures
accompanying the assembly steps
and read through this instruction
manual thoroughly first.
2. At least 3 persons
are required for
assembly. Assembly of the gazebo by
only one person is
not
possible.
3. Take sufficient time for the assembly
and use a flat working surface of
approx. 16 square metres.
4. Setup the gazebo only under normal
weather conditions.
5. If possible, sort the parts in the order
in which they are used according to
the following assembly steps.
6. Setup the gazebo on the spot where it
will later be secured.
7. Should you feel unsure with the
assembly of the gazebo, then get in
touch with an expert.
Assembly requires the use of ladders.
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