Product:
Code:
SHE-011/016/021/026/031/036/041/046
Premier
Curved Team Shelter
Socketed
28
18
12
3
Page 4
3
.) Attach the back supports (12) between
the bent supports (3) by attaching with 2 x
BOL472 (22)
. Fix with a skiffy
washer on both sides and a nylock nut on
the other side. Make sure that the bolts are
only finger tight so that there is still some
movement on the bracket. Attach the back
supports to the sideframe using a skiffy
washer (20) and BOL546 (21) as shown in
figure 6.
(Figure 4)
Figure 5.
Figure 4.
4
.) Attach the retaining bars (7) from one end by
sliding through the holes located in the
sideframe and the bent supports (3). This will
require 2 people as one will need to push the
bars through while the other will need to slide the
bars through the retaining tubes (8) to space the
sections at the correct length (Figure 7). Once
the retaining bar is all the way through there
should be approx 15mm protruding either side.
This allows the bar to be fixed and tightened at
each end. This is done by placing a skiffy
washer (20) on first and then fixing with BOL400
(17). Hand tighten this at first as you will need to
allow movement between the sections when
fitting the plastic later.
Note: CAP951 (14) needs to be fitted once the
retaining bars have been tightened and the shelter is
complete (Figure 7).
14
17
20
7
8
Figure 7.
Figure 8.
5
.)
Now the main structure is assembled the seat
support frames (10) need to be fixed to the bent supports (3). This is
done by
2 x M8*40mm bolts (23) into the bolt track of the
bent supports and fixing the frames to the supports. Line up the
bolts with the holes in the support frame then fit BOL715 (19) and
BOL402 (18) (Figure 9). Put these on finger tight at first until the
seats are positioned correctly as this will allow some movement
needed to fix the seats.
Note: When you come to tighten up
the nuts, make sure the bottom of
the seat frame is sitting flush on
the floor.
The shelter now needs to be tilted into the upright position
(Figure 8) and placed into the sockets. The safest way to do this is
to have one person support each sideframe whilst another supports
the bent supports.
sliding
18 19
23
10
12
20
21
Figure 6.
Figure 9.
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20
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