Elite Greenhouses 8'5" Wide Thyme, Инструкции и иллюстрации

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SQUARING UP
Before anchoring down you must make sure that the structure is level and square. Put one pane of
glass in each corner of roof, each pane must be level with the small glass retaining lip just above the
gutter and be running parallel with the roof glazing bars. Each corner must be the same. If one cor-
ner is out, the corner diagonally opposite will also be out. By carefully pushing and pulling each
corner diagonally you will be able to see the frame move in and out of square with the glass.
CORNER BRACKETS (BUILT IN BASE MODEL ONLY)
The corner bracket (approx. 400mm) has 4 holes and 2 slots per bar. The 2 slots are to be secured to
the bolt channel of the built in base using the bolts inserted earlier.
For fixing to hard standing, offer the corner bracket to the base with the end of the brackets with 4
holes pointing down. Mark on the bracket where it is level with the bottom of the built in base. Cut
off the bracket and discard the end with 4 holes. Fix the remaining part of the bracket to the bolt
channels of the base in each corner of the greenhouse.
For fixing on soft standing, attach the bracket in the same way as above, but do not cut. The part of
the bracket pointing down will be lowered into the hole in the ground that you have already dug.
PATIO FLOOR
Having established the square of the greenhouse, attach a corner bracket/base anchor onto each bolt
previously inserted during base assembly, drill the patio or concrete in the required positions, fit
plastic plugs and screw the brackets firmly to the ground using 35mm x 8mm round head screws.
(screws and plugs not supplied).
SOIL FLOOR
Determine the square of the greenhouse as described above, dig holes approx. 12” (300mm) in each
corner, make a mix of concrete and put a couple of shovelfuls around the base of each stake. When
the concrete has gone off back fill with the soil excavated earlier on.
DO NOT ANCHOR DOWN OR CONCRETE UNTIL YOU ARE CERTAIN THE GREEN-
HOUSE (INCLUDING ROOF) IS LEVEL AND SQUARE—SEE ‘SQUARING UP’ ABOVE