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Important Safety Instructions
WARNING!
To reduce the risk of serious injury or damage to equipment, read all
following safety instructions before assembling and using the gazebo.
Failure to follow these warnings may result in serious injury or death.
• Keep all children and pets away from assembly area. Children and pets should be supervised while gazebo is
being assembled.
• The assembled gazebo should be located at least 6 feet (2 m) from any obstruction such as fence, garage,
house, overhanging branches, laundry lines or electrical wires.
Consult with local municipal office for specific requirements
• This prod
uct is for domestic outdoor use (providing shade) only.
• Install the gazebo on level ground. Stakes are provided to secure the gazebo to the ground. Do not assemble
the gazebo on sandy, muddy or loose soil, as stakes do not have enough holding power in these types of soil. If
you wish to secure the gazebo to a wood deck or concrete surface, use anchors suited to these surfaces
(anchors not included).
• Some parts may contain sharp edges. Wear protective gloves if necessary during assembly.
• This unit is
heavy. DO NOT assemble this item alone. Make sure you have the help of at least 3 people for
safe assembling or moving the gazebo.
• Check all nuts and bolts periodically for tightness and when required, tighten them again.
• While this gazebo is manufactu
red to withstand winds through only the supplied ground stakes, in areas
subject to frequent severe weather, securing the gazebo to a deck, concrete patio or footings should be
considered.
•Remove accumulated water on the roof immediately, or disassemble t
he gazebo in order to avoid damages.
•
Snow must be cleared off regularly throughout the winter season. Remove the snow on the top when it is
thicker than 4'' (10 cm). In order to avoid damages, use a plastic snow shovel to remove snow and ice
buildup from roof and keep away from falling debris.
•
ALWAYS DISASSEMBLE the gazebo before experiencing heavy wind conditions, as it is semi-permanent
construction and not designed to withstand harsh weather, including high wind, or heavy rain and snow.
• Please che
ck your state and local regulations prior to installing the gazebo. Some jurisdictions may require
permits for installation and use. Some special procedures may be valid in your area.
CAUTION
• DO NOT use or enter the gazebo under harsh weather (e.g. thun
derstorms, high winds, hail, heavy snow etc.).
In these conditions, it might tip over and could cause serious injury to bystanders. Any damage or injury
caused by these conditions is not covered by the warranty.
• DO NOT install the gazebo adjacent to tree
s or a sloped roof. Snow and ice may slide onto the gazebo and
cause it to collapse.
• DO NOT use or enter the gazebo if there exist any of the following or of similar conditions:
1. visible movement of support members, roofing panels or sagging roofline.
2. creaks or audible noise from the gazebo.
3. cracks, fractures or malformation of support member or roof panels.
4. damaged or missing fasteners.
• DO NOT hang any weights on the roof frame.
• DO NOT use ladder leaning against the gazebo or climbing onto
the roof.
• Keep away from heat or flame source.
• If the gazebo will not be used for a long period of time (e.g. during winter time), disassemble and store it in a
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Page 14: ...Page 14 Step 8 8 Attach the Rail E to the Rail D with Screws T...
Page 15: ...Page 15 Step 9 9 Attach the Connectors P to the assembled Lintels D F G with Screws V...
Page 18: ...Page 18 Step 12 12 Attach the Back Roof Holder Bar H with Screws V...
Page 19: ...Page 19 Step 13 13 Attach the Side Caps M M1 with Screws V...
Page 37: ...Page 37 tape 8 8 Installez les rails E sur les rails D l aide des vis T...
Page 38: ...Page 38 tape 9 9 Vissez les corni res P aux linteaux assembl s D F et G en utilisant les vis V...
Page 41: ...Page 41 tape 12 12 Installez les barres de finition de toit arri re H en utilisant les vis V...
Page 42: ...Page 42 tape 13 13 Installez les couvre barres lat raux M et M1 en utilisant les vis V...