INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
1. Please keep this instruction sheet safely for future reference, and ensure that you review it with all users.
2. Inappropriate use or faulty application of the product is explicitly forbidden and absolves the manufacturer of
all liability.
3. The use of the item is allowed only under continuous supervision by an adult. The product is only intended for
use as a zip wire between two points, for 1 user older than 8 years and with a maximum weight of up to 150 kg.
4. The zip wire should only be used after it has been properly installed according to the following guidelines.
5. The application of the item as part of a play frame or any other construction will have to be such that it
excludes all risk of entrapment.
6. When mounting or assembling the product, attention should be given to the minimum required distance
between the product and eventual obstacles: walls, fencing, ... This distance should be a minimum of 2
meters.
7. In this safety area no hard, angular or pointed objects should be present. The surface underneath the product
should be flat and shock absorbing. The product must not be placed on tarmac, concrete or any other hard
surface. We advise the removal and storage of all accessories during winter because the characteristics of the
soil (when frozen) are not suitable for safe play.
8. Please ensure that the tree, branch or construction to which the zip wire is attached, is able to support a
weight of 300 kg.
Tools required
(1) pencil
(2) ratchet spanner with cap 7
(3) ratchet spanner with cap 13
(4) wire-shears
Part list
Take all parts out of the packaging and check if anything is damaged, and if all parts are
present.
zip wire
A
B
C
D
(1) cable spanner
(2) rubber sleeve
(3) trolley
Cable (wedged)
Cable tensioners
Nut caps for cable spanner
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CABLE HEIGHT
In order to assemble the zip wire correctly and safely, the following height requirements need to be followed. One
end of the cable must be mounted at a higher level than the other end. These heights are dependant on the height
of the user and the distance between the fixing points. In order to determine the right heights, the flowing steps
must be.
FOLLOWED:
1. Measure the height of the user. If there is more than one user, and the difference in height is less than 15 cm,
use the height of the tallest user. If the difference is more than 15 cm, the zip wire needs to be adjusted every
time the user's height is outside the specified range.
2. Add 75 cm to the measured height of the user and mark this point on the tree or construction frame.
3. Measure the distance between the 2 fixing points. Determine the corresponding height in the following table
and mark this height on the tree / construction at the other side.
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