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Step 3:
Tap an end plug
into the ends of
the Stafford
curves, repeat
this action with
all 4 Stafford
curves.
TEMPORARILY attach, using Parallel Clamps, the Stafford Curves in the gaps between the
Top Curves. The Stafford Curve should be positioned in below the spacer bar on the Top
Curve as illustrated in Figure 4.
Please Note: once the top of the Gazebo has been placed onto the uprights the
Parallel Clamps connecting the Stafford Curves will need to be lowered. The Stafford
Curves will sit approximately 2” below the join of the
Curves and Uprights.
Ensure that once you have completed the construction of the
Gazebo top, that you check the distance between the ends of
the curves are equal.
If the distances are not equal adjust, as necessary, the
clamps’ positioning on the ½ Top Circles (refer to
Figure 1), and tighten the clamps.
Step 4:
Move the Gazebo top to where the structure will be installed and firmly push the structure
into the ground to make an impression or mark in the ground. These impressions indicate
where the uprights need to be inserted.
Step 5:
Using the Hole Maker make holes 15” deep, where you have marked the ground previously.
Ensure the holes are vertical and to the same depth.
Step 6:
Tap an end into the non-reduced end of the 8 upright poles, and insert these tubes (end
plugs facing down) into the holes. Slide a spacer bar onto the reduced end of the uprights
and then partially tighten the grub screw.
Slide a moisture seal over the reduced end of the upright.
Connect the remaining uprights onto the inserted uprights, cover the join between the 2
tubes with a moisture seal.
Step 7:
*If you have chosen not to include the lattice option you may place these Spacer Bars to
suit.
Figure 4: Positioning of the Stafford Curves
Figure 5: Aerial View of
Completed Gazebo Top
