HG03610 - Sun shade sail FLORABEST - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL HG03610 FLORABEST

Assembly and safety advice

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Proper use This product is suitable for providing protection against the sun in outdoor areas. The product is not intended for commercial use. Scope of delivery and parts description

Springs (Model A and B: 4 parts / Model C and D: 6 parts)

Snap hooks (Model A and B: 4 parts / Model C and D: 6 parts)

Technical data Dimensions: Model A and B: approx. 415 x 415 x 415 cm Model C and D: approx. 300 x 200 cm Weight: Model A and B: approx. 1.73 kg Model C and D: approx. 1.65 kg Safety advice PLEASE READ THE ASSEMBLY

DENTS FOR INFANTS AND CHILDREN! Never leave children alone and unsupervised with the packaging material. It poses a danger of suffocation. Keep children away from the work area when the product is being assembled. It poses a risk of suf- focation as children may swallow or in- hale small parts or plastic film. CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY! En- sure that all parts are undamaged and have been as- sembled appropri- ately. Risk of injury exists if assembled incorrectly. Dam- aged parts can affect safety and function. Check regularly that all parts are firmly in position. Tighten the ring bolts if15 GB/IE necessary using a pair of pliers. Take care that you do not trap or crush your fingers while assembling the product. The sail protects you against direct sun impact. Nevertheless take care about a sufficient sun pro- tection for your skin. CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY! Never under any circumstances as- semble the product in a strong wind or rain. Select a piece of land that is as flat and firm as possible to erect your sun shade sail. Assembly in the wrong order could damage the sun shade sail. The man- ufacturer accepts no liability of any kind. CAUTION! DANGER OF POISONING AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY! Do not light any fires underneath the product and keep it away from sources of heat.16 GB/IE You should also familiarise yourself with the local fire protection regula- tions (e.g. camping site, tent pitch). Take note of the effects of the weather and climate Take down the sun shade sail before heavy snowfall or a storm or rain. Damaged poles or other components should be replaced by new ones.

Water pockets must be emptied as they form. The sun shade sail must be constructed so that water can run off. Never under any circumstances as- semble the product in a strong wind or rain. Tighten the ropes and make sure no sagging of any ropes. Assembly Note: Product assembly requires at least 2 persons.17 GB/IE Verify that the scope of delivery is complete. The scope of delivery does not include ring bolts for assembly. Ask the retailer about ring bolts suitable for the respective wall structure. Do not leave unattended in the built-up state. The sun shade sail must be con- structed so that water can run off. Dismantling of the product at expected wind speeds of more than 40 km/h (fresh wind, larger branches and trees move, and the wind is clearly audible). Assembling the product Note: Remove all packaging material from the product. Figure A: Spread out the sun shade sail

in front of the assembly site and use a measuring tape to transfer the length of the sun shade sail

to the wall on which it will be mounted. Mark the positions for the ring bolts (not included in the scope of delivery) on the wall and mount these. Tighten the ring bolts using a pair of pliers. Figure B: Cut the tensioning cable

into several parts. Ensure that the length of the individual parts is enough to be able to knot them. Figure C: Now thread one end of the ten- sioning cable parts through a loop of the sun shade sail

Tie the tensioning cable parts into a tight knot. Thread the other end of the ten- sioning cable parts through a spring

and tie a tight knot. Attach a snap hook

to the other end of each spring

Figure D: Now hang the sun shade sail

from the wall. To do so, con- nect the individual ring bolts to a snap hook

.18 GB/IE Figure E: Attach the loose end (Models A and B) or both of the loose sides (Models C and D) of the sun shade sail

to a suitable loca- tion such as a tree trunk. Dismantling the product Disassemble the product in the reverse order.