OCTAVIA GAZEBO ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS. Toll-free: MODEL N

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1 OCTAVA GAZBO MOL N NSTRUCTONS Toll-free: MPORTANT: Please read this manual carefully before beginning assembly of this product. Keep this manual for future reference.

2 3 Table of Contents 3 mportant Safety nstructions 3 Parts List 5 Assembly 7 Maintenance arranty 20 TABL OF CONTNTS MA N CHNA MPORT BY TRLAF STRBUTON TRFUL TORONTO, CANAA M4S 2B8 Consult with your local governing authority / local municipal codes regarding installation of temporary structures before assembly. This gazebo is intended for sunshade purpose only. nsure there is enough clearance around the product. Before assembling the gazebo, make sure to leave a distance of not less than 6 (1.8 m) from any structures or obstructions, such as fences, garages, houses, overhanging branches, laundry lines, or electrical wires. Anchor the gazebo to the ground with stakes for added safety. Stakes are provided to secure the gazebo to the ground. f needed to secure the gazebo to the concrete and wood surfaces, use anchors (not included) suited for these surfaces. o not assemble the gazebo on sandy, muddy or loose soil, as stakes are not strong enough to anchor in these types of soil. Any assembly or maintenance of the gazebo must be carried out by adults only. ARNNG! To reduce the risk of serious injury, read the following safety instructions before assembling and using the gazebo. CAUTON! Always keep children under close supervision while they are playing near the gazebo. Never leave children unattended. Keep pets away while setting up the gazebo. Check municipal by-laws prior to setting up the gazebo. MPORTANT SAFTY NSTRUCTONS

3 4 MOL NO MPORTANT SAFTY NSTRUCTONS Some parts may contain sharp edges. ear protective gloves if necessary. Check all bolts, screws and nuts periodically for tightness. hen required, tighten them. The gazebo is not designed to withstand harsh weather, including high winds, rain and snow. Always remove the gazebo in such heavy weather conditions otherwise it might tip over and cause damage to the product or injuries to bystanders. Always ensure that the canvas is taut to avoid water accumulation on the roof. f water accumulates on the roof, remove it immediately or disassemble the gazebo in order to avoid damage. o not hang any weights on the roof frame. o not climb onto the roof of the gazebo; doing so may cause the gazebo to fall down, resulting in serious injury. f the product is not used for a long period (e.g. wintertime), store it in a clean, dry environment. Retain the original packaging to store the gazebo. uring snowy days, remove the snow at the top of the gazebo when the snow is thicker than 4 (10 cm). After a period of time, usually in 2 3 months, tighten all the bolts. use outdoor paint. colour Post 1-4 A2 Post 2-4 B Top base - 8 C Top bar - 8 Slanting bar - 8 Slanting bar for small roof - 8 Lower tube - 8 J1 Small top roof cover - 8 J2 Big top roof cover - 8 K Small roof plate - 1 Side panel 1-2 L2 Side panel 2-2 PARTS LST F Roof connection - 1 M Tile top - 2 G Connector for small roof - 1 N Support for Tile Top - 4 H1 Beam 1-8 O Connector for tile pop - 2 H2 Beam 2-8 Panel for small roof - 8 MPORTANT: Retain the manual for future reference, and read the instructions carefully. H3 Beam 3-8 P2 Panel for big roof 1-8

4 6 PROUCT NO P3 Panel for big roof 2-8 M6 x 55 Screw spare CAUTON! Proper placement of your gazebo is essential. o not place the gazebo underneath electrical lines. PARTS LST P4 Panel for big roof 3-8 M6 Nut spare Check all bolts, screws, and nuts periodically for tightness. f required, tighten them. Keep children and pets away during assembly. This product contains small parts which can be swallowed by them. o not attempt to assemble the product if any part is missing. Panel for big roof 4-8 Q Hook - 1 R Tracking tube - 8 M6 x 15 Screw spare GG M6 x 45 Screw spare HH M8 Rounded nut - 1 Let us help you! O NOT RTURN YOUR PROUCT TO TH STOR. CALL US FRST! f you have questions regarding your product, require warranty assistance, or have damaged or missing parts, please call our customer service toll-free helpline. Contact us for assistance we re here to help. M6 x 15 Bolt spare φ8 x 180 Stake - 16 JJ MPORTANT: Please read and understand this manual before assembling the product. Before beginning assembly of the product, make sure there are no missing parts. Compare the parts with the packaging contents list. f any part is missing, or if you have any questions, contact the service centre at (toll free). M6 Flat washer spare CC M8 Flat washer - 1 all packing materials and place them back into the box. o not dispose of the packing materials until the assembly is complete. Read each step carefully before beginning any assembly and make sure you understand each step. M6 x 45 Bolt spare M6 rench - 2 Needed for assembly: rench (included) Screwdriver Ladder 6 people

5 8 PROUCT NO between the frame and the screw and/or nut. This will protect the parts from wear and tear. Step 1 Requires, A2, B,,, Arrange all posts (, A2) in an alternate manner. Attach the top base (B) to the the wrench (). Repeat the same procedure for the other top bases. Make sure the side panels are assembled in an alternate manner such that the side panels 1 () face each other and side panels 2 (L2) face each other. hile installing the side panel, make sure the face side of the panel is outside. Step 3 Requires, A2,, L2,, CC, procedure for attaching the second side panel 1 () and the other set of panels 2 (L2). CC A2 B L2 L2 CC hen assembling the top bar, make sure the holes of the top bar coincide with the corresponding holes of the top base. Step 2 Requires B, C,,, nsert and attach the top bars (C) to the tubes of each top base (B) using the The black arrow of this image indicates that the arch shaped portion of the side panel is set upwards when assembling the side panel to the post. Step 4 Requires, F,,, Attach the top end of the slanting bar () to the roof connection (F) using the A2 A2 C A2 B C F

6 10 PROUCT NO Step 5 Step 7 Requires B,,,, Requires, G,,, Attach the lower end of the slanting bar () to the U-shaped channel of the top base (B) using the screw (), flat washer () and nut (). Attach the upper end of the horizontal portion of the slanting bar for small roof () to the U-shaped channel of the connector for small roof (G) using the screw (), flat washer () and nut (). G B hen attaching the slanting bar, ensure that the lower tip of the bar is protruding outside. Step 6 Requires Q, G nsert and screw the hook (Q) tightly in a clockwise direction into the corresponding hole on the connector for the small roof (G). Step 8 Requires, F,, Attach the lower end of the vertical portion of the slanting bar for small roof () to the roof connection (F) using the screw () and flat washer (). G F Q F

7 12 PROUCT NO Step 9 Requires, H1, H2, H3,,, Attach the beams (H1, H2, H3) between the adjacent slanting bars () one by one from top to bottom using the bolt () and flat washer (). Tighten the bolt using the wrench (). Step 11 Requires,,,, Attach the lower tube () to the protruded tip of the slanting bar () using the bolt () and flat washer (). Tighten the bolt using the wrench (). H2 H1 H1 H2 H3 H2 H2 H3 Step 10 Requires, R,,, Attach the tracking tube (R) to the adjacent slanting bars () below the beam (H3), using the bolt () and flat washer (). Tighten the bolt using the wrench (). Make sure the beams are assembled in the inverted position. Make sure the lower tube is assembled in a position opposite to that of the beams. Step 12 Requires,,, Place the panel for small roof () between the slanting bars for the small roof (), then attach using the screw () and flat washer (). R R R R

8 14 PROUCT NO Step 13 Requires J1,, GG Place the small top roof cover (J1) onto the edges of the assembled panels and attach using the screw (GG) and flat washer (). Step 15 Requires P2, P3, P4,,, Attach the big roof panels (P2, P3, P4, ) one by one from top to bottom in order, using the screw () and flat washer (). GG J1 GG P4 P3 P2 P2 P3 P4 P4 P4 Step 14 Requires K, HH, JJ Attach the small roof plate (K) to the small roof using rounded nut (HH) and flat washer (JJ). The panels are assembled such that P2 overlaps P3, P3 overlaps P4 and so on, to avoid accumulation of water on the panel. HH JJ P2 HH JJ K P3

9 16 PROUCT NO Step 16 Requires J2,, GG Attach the big top roof cover (J2) to the big roof panels using the screw (GG) and flat washer (). Step 18 Requires M, N,,, Attach the tile top (M) to the support for tile top (N) on both sides using the bolt () and flat washer (). Tighten the bolt using the wrench (). GG J2 J2 GG M N Step 17 Requires, N,,, Attach the support for tile top (N) on both sides of the side panel 1 () using the bolt () and flat washer (). Tighten the bolt using the wrench (). Repeat the same procedure for the other side panel 1. Step 19 Requires M, O,,, Attach one end of the connector for tile top (O) under the tile top (M) using the bolt () and flat washer (). Tighten the bolt using the wrench (). N O M

10 18 PROUCT NO Step 20 Requires, O,,, Attach the other end of the connector for tile top (O) to the corresponding hole at centre the bolt using the wrench (). O CAUTON! Check all bolts, screws, and nuts periodically for tightness. f required, tighten them. f required to disassemble the product, follow the assembly steps in the reverse order. f surface oxidation (rusting) occurs and no measures are taken to correct it, the oxidation may start dripping onto the assembly surface, which may o not use bleach, acid, or other abrasive cleaners on the roof panels or beams. Steel components of garden accessories and furniture are treated with rust inhibiting paint. However, due to the nature of steel, surface oxidation ( rust-inhibiting) will occur if this protective coating is scratched. This is a natural process. To minimize this condition, it is recommended that care be taken when assembling and handling the product, in order to prevent the paint from being scratched. Surface rust can be removed easily by applying a little cooking oil. ARRANTY MANTNANC Step 21 Requires, A2, Anchor all posts (, A2) to the ground using the stakes (). The gazebo is ready for use. imensions (L x x H) 13' x 14' x 10' 2" 4 x 4.3 x 3.1 m Product weight 487 lb 221 kg SPCFCATONS

11 20 PROUCT NO ARRANTY This CANVAS product carries a three (3) year warranty against defects in workmanship and materials. Trileaf istribution agrees to replace a defective product free of charge within the stated warranty period, when returned by the original purchaser with proof of purchase. This product is not guaranteed against wear or breakage due to misuse and/or abuse.