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Warrantee obligations 

 

1. 

The manufacturer guarantees that the greenhouse framework (hereinafter referred to 

as the product) is new, fully equipped, and free of manufacturing defects. 

2. 

The manufacturer is responsible for the

 

completeness of the product. 

3. 

The  manufacturer  is  responsible  for  the  assembly  of  the  product  according  to  the 

instructions. 

4. 

The warranty period for this product is twelve (12) months from the date of sale to the 

purchaser through the retail network. 

5. 

The warranty covers any manufacturing and material defects. 

6. 

The  warranty  does  not  cover  damage  caused  by  corrosion  of  the  product  design 

elements, snow and wind loads (more than 10 m/s). 

7. 

The warrantee obligations will be expired in cases of: 

failure to comply with the assembly and installation instructions; 

failure to comply with the requirements for greenhouse operation; 

if the greenhouse is used for purposes other than those for which it is intended; 

in case of force majeure (natural disasters); 

in absence of the product datasheet. 

8. 

The warranty does not apply to cellular polycarbonate. 

 

Warning! 

 
In winter, in order to prevent deformation of the greenhouse parts under exposure  of  snow 

and wind loads, it is necessary to remove all sheets of cellular polycarbonate from the arched 
part of the greenhouse (the greenhouse roof) by removing tie bands. The advantage of sheets 
removing  for winter is that the snow gets inside the greenhouse, which during melting enriches 
the soil with useful minerals and protects it from desalinization. An open roof over the winter 
prevents  pests  from  crawling  into  the  warm  greenhouse  with  the  onset  of  cold  weather  and 
eating the young shoots in the spring. 

If it is not possible to dismantle the sheets, the arches should be enhanced  from the inside 

with T-shaped wooden supports (from a wooden bar of at least  50x50 section), placing them 
inside the greenhouse - one bar for each arch. Wooden supports are not included in the kit, make 
your own. Depending on the climatic conditions and/or location of the greenhouse, it is up to 
the purchaser to assess the possible snow load and, if necessary, to provide supports or remove 
snow from the frame. 

Failure to comply with the above requirements shall be a reason for rejection  of product 

warranty service. 

Do not install the greenhouse closer than 2 meters to buildings, safety  enclosure and fences. 

If  the  greenhouse  is  installed  in  windy  area,  ensure  its  firmly  fastening  to  the  ground  using 
improvised  means  (rod,  rebar,  etc.).  Do  not  subject  the  greenhouse  framework  to  excessive 
mechanical stresses. Do not modify the design of the product by yourself.

 

 

Summary of Contents for MAGNOLIA

Page 1: ...GREENHOUSE MAGNOLIA Made of 1 x1 25x25mm steel galvanized profile tube...

Page 2: ...2...

Page 3: ...3 Width 10 3m Height 7 2 1m Base length 13 4m Extension on 6 5 2m...

Page 4: ...art Name Q ty BASE Q ty EXTEN Picture 1 A B End face half arch left hand 1605mm 2 2 A B End face half arch right hand 1605mm 2 3 End face lintel top 960mm 2 4 Doorway post left hand 2055mm 2 5 Doorway...

Page 5: ...mm 2 22 Door post right hand 1780mm 2 23 Air gate lintel top bottom 850mm 4 24 Air gate post left hand 470mm 2 25 Air gate post right hand 470mm 2 26 Side diagonal tie 600mm 4 27 Longitudinal startin...

Page 6: ...onate The end faces and the framework intermediate arches are connected by six longitudinal stringers To exclude the slope of the framework end faces under wind loads end face diagonal ties are provid...

Page 7: ...and 2B Secure the connection with self tapping screws 37 2 on each side The assembly will result in an end face arch of the roof 2 2 Secure the left hand doorway post 4 and right hand doorway post 5...

Page 8: ...s 37 2 5 Connect the middle part 11 of the bottom transverse rib to the left and right parts and simultaneously attach the left 4 and right 5 doorway posts to them Secure the connections with self tap...

Page 9: ...ts 4 5 and the bottom lintel 10 12 setting the angle of 90 with a try square 2 7 Use self tapping screws 37 to attach the jib sticks 8 to the side posts 7t and the roof end arch 2 8 Install the four e...

Page 10: ...crews 37 in the corner of the door way on the inside 2 10 Using parts 18 22 and self tapping screws 37 assemble the doors Use a try square to ensure correct geometry when assembling The door post 22 w...

Page 11: ...27 with hinge holes should be on the right hand side 2 11 Insert the air gate in the door secure with two hinges 42 using screws 35 and nuts 36 Secure the upper hinge of the door to the upper hinge of...

Page 12: ...ur self tapping screws 37 two on each side 3 2 Using the assembled end face as a template place the assembled arch and posts 7 on it one of the 7mm holes in the posts should be at the bottom Connect t...

Page 13: ...te arches to the stringers 28 with bolts 32 through the drilled holes 4 5 Fasten the second end face with bolts 32 for the length of greenhouse 4 m To extend the greenhouse by 2 m use kits consisting...

Page 14: ...rew the bolt 32 that secures the bottom stringer to the side post insert the leg into the post from below until the holes match secure the leg with the bolt 5 3 Install the legs in all the other posts...

Page 15: ...the part A of CP to the end face door by aligning the bottom edge of CP along the bottom lintel of the end face Fasten part 1 with self tapping screws 38 through thermal washers 39 according to the sc...

Page 16: ...the right middle end face lintel and fix the mating hinge of the door so that the door holder secures the door in the open position 6 8 Insert the hand lever from the kit 40 into the 12 holes on the d...

Page 17: ...ce 29 7 3 Bend the tie band at the place where the two holes are punched 5 cm apart each other 2 so that the holes are opposite each other Insert the screw 35 with two washers 33 into the holes and ti...

Page 18: ...of the CP to the end post 8 2 Using self tapping screws 38 through the thermal washers 39 fasten the CP to the side posts and longitudinal stringers according to the scheme of fixing the polycarbonate...

Page 19: ...the framework 8 self tapping screws per angle piece thus closing the vertical corner joints of polycarbonate 9 2 Using 38 self tapping screws mount four angle pieces 29 120 2025 mm to the joint polyca...

Page 20: ...e framework and that the tie bands are not displaced from the arches After compacting the ground make sure that the tie bands are not offset to the sides and are along the arches Correct if necessary...

Page 21: ...remove all sheets of cellular polycarbonate from the arched part of the greenhouse the greenhouse roof by removing tie bands The advantage of sheets removing for winter is that the snow gets inside t...

Page 22: ...rve you for decades under proper usage in the design without prior notice to the consumer The products are not subject to mandatory certification Due to the continuous improvement of Magnolia products...

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Page 24: ...e of cellular polycarbonate with the size of Magnolia greenhouse with length of 4m 1 base Cellular polycarbonate sheet 2100 6000 mm 3 pcs Cellular polycarbonate sheet 2100 4000 mm 1 pc 2100x6000mm for...

Page 25: ...25 Magnolia greenhouse with length 6m 1 base 1 extension Cellular polycarbonate sheet 2100 6000 mm 5 pcs...

Page 26: ...26 Magnolia greenhouse with length of 8m 1 base 2 extensions Cellular polycarbonate sheet 2100 6000 mm 6 pcs Cellular polycarbonate sheet 2100 2000 mm 1 pc...

Page 27: ...27 NOVA greenhouse with length of 10m 1 base 3 extensions Cellular polycarbonate sheet 2100 6000 mm 7 pcs Cellular polycarbonate sheet 2100 4000 mm 1 pc...

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