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– Any modifications to the product repre-
sent a large safety risk and are forbid-
den. Do not undertake any unauthor-
ised interventions yourself. Contact
our service department or a local ex-
pert in the event of damage, repairs, or
other problems with the gazebo.
Danger Risks to children!
While playing, children can be-
come caught in the packaging
film and choke.
– Do not let children play with the pack-
aging films.
– Keep children away during assembly.
– Make sure that children do not put any
small assembly parts into their mouths.
They could swallow the parts and
choke on them.
Attention Risk of damage!
Do not use any strong or grind-
ing solvents or abrasive pads,
since these can attack the sur-
faces and leave behind scrape
marks.
Attention Risk of damage!
During use, screw connections
may gradually loosen, thus im-
pairing the stability of the ga-
zebo.
– Check the tightness of the screws on a
regular basis. If necessary, tighten all
of the screws again to ensure the BBQ
is standing securely.0
– If you intend to set up multiple gaze-
bos, please ensure that there is a mini-
mum distance of 3 m between the indi-
vidual gazebos.
– Never setup gazebos directly next to
each other.
Attention Risk of burning and
accidents!
Caution – Risk of collapse!
The roof of the gazebo must
not be subjected to additional
loads. People must not at any
time climb on top of the gazebo.
–
Stability!
Always place the gazebo on
flat, not sloping ground.
– Do not place the gazebo on soft, mud-
dy, or sandy ground, since the pegs will
not hold properly in such ground.
– Regularly check the firm fit of the pegs
and screws to ensure stability of the
product.
–
Caution – Fire!
Fire hazard! No open
fires (e.g. torches) must be placed un-
der or near the gazebo. Neither BBQs,
nor mushroom heaters must be placed
in this area.
The gazebo is not suitable for year-
round installation outdoors, since it
is not able to withstand strong winds,
storms, hail, snow, or the like.
–
Caution – Wind!
The gazebo must
be protected against wind by hammer-
ing tent pegs through the feet into the
ground. Additionally, secure the gaze-
bo with tension ropes.
– Remove the side parts in order to re-
duce the wind pressure.
–
Caution – Storms!
Remove the roof
and side parts, if strong wind or bad
weather is imminent or if the weather
could deteriorate in your absence.
– The gazebo must be dismantled if the
expected wind speed exceeds 40 km/h
(fresh breeze, large branches and trees
are moving and the wind is clearly au-
dible).
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