Weka 126.3021.00, Assembly Instructions Manual

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The current occupational safety and accident prevention regulations are to be observed. Information can be
obtained from a builder.
The roof is only to be accessed on load-distributing boards.
When you are working on a roof, avoid the risk of falling by complying with the current accident prevention
regulations (e.g. scaffolding requirements, safety rails).
Agree the required measures and operating conditions with a local builder or competent work safety authority.
Always work with helpers!
When unpacking the loose wooden parts and when assembling the cabin, we recommend that you wear safety
boots and work gloves. When using a drill or saw, you should also wear protective goggles.
The roof is to be cleared of high snow loads (in excess of 0.75 kN/m² or approx. 30 cm in height).
5. Preparation/information for assembly and use
5.1. Transport and storage
The product is delivered stacked on pallets.
After unpacking and checking, handle the parts as follows:
Protect the wood against
long-term, direct sunlight
moisture contact with the ground
Incorrect storage may result in:
- Cracks
- Distortion and warping
- Rotting (infestation by pests etc.)
Store the wood such that it is protected against weathering and
has sufficient ventilation.
Wood is a natural product. Varied colouring, knurls and crack formation are normal and have no influence on
the statics.
Dry cracks may form as a result of extreme weather conditions, especially after long hot periods. These dry
cracks are in no way a defect in quality but are a part of the natural appearance of the wood. Depending on the
weather these cracks may close up again to a minimum. Moreover, these dry cracks, which form longitudinally
in the wood, have no effect on the strength and resilience of the material.