Gardenline Grill Gazebo

1. Introduction

Congratulations!

You have made an excellent choice with the purchase of this quality Gardenline® product. By doing so you now have the assurance and peace of mind which comes from purchasing a product that has been manufactured to the highest standards of performance and safety, supported by the high quality standards of ALDI.

Gardenline aims for complete customer satisfaction. This Gardenline® product is backed by a comprehensive manufacturer's 2 year warranty and an outstanding after sales service through a dedicated Helpline.

Gardenline hopes customers will enjoy using their purchase for many years to come.

If technical support is required or in the unlikely event that a purchase is faulty, customers should telephone the Helpline for immediate assistance. Faulty product claims made within the 2 year warranty period will be repaired or replaced free of charge provided that satisfactory proof of purchase (receipt) is retained. This does not affect statutory rights. However, the warranty will become null and void if the product is found to have been deliberately damaged, misused or disassembled.

2. Parts List

3. Getting Started

Identify all parts packaged in the carton against the parts list. Remove all protective materials and place parts on a non-abrasive surface to avoid scratching. If any parts are missing or damaged, DO NOT attempt to assemble. Please contact the customer service center (Monday-Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm EST) at 1-800-599-8898.

Caution: Read all instructions before assembly. Failure to do so may result in faulty assembly and potential injury! Assemble the product on a soft, non-abrasive surface such as a carpet or cardboard to avoid damaging the item. Seek assistance to assemble bulky or heavy items. After final alignment, ensure all bolts and nuts are securely tightened with screw covers pressed in place.

4. Assembly Instructions

Step 1: Assembling Poles and Rib Braces

Diagram Description: This diagram shows a pole (A) with a pole foot (P) at its base and a rib brace (K) attached near the top. A long arch (D) connects to the top of pole A and another pole C. Screws (S) are indicated at connection points.

1. Place a Pole Foot (P) through Pole A (A) and slide it down the length of Pole A (A) until it reaches the bottom of the pole. Follow this same procedure with Pole B (B) and both Pole C (C).
2. Screw in a Rib Brace (K) at the top of Pole A (A), using an M6x15mm screw (S). Follow this same procedure with Pole B (B) and both Pole C (C).
3. Screw in a Rib Brace (K) into the center of a Long Arch (D), using an M6x15mm screw (S). Follow this same step with the second Long Arch (D).
4. Screw one side of a Long Arch (D) into the top of Pole A (A), using two M6x15mm screws (S). Screw the other side of the same Long Arch (D) into the top of Pole C (C), using two M6x15mm screws (S).

Step 2: Connecting Arches

Diagram Description: This diagram illustrates the main frame structure with poles (A, B, C) and connected long arches (D) and short arches (E). An inset shows a detailed view of a connection point with a screw (S).

5. Screw one side of a Long Arch (D) into the top of Pole B (B), using two M6x15mm screws (S). Screw the other side of the same Long Arch (D) into the top of the second Pole C (C), using two M6x15mm screws (S).
6. Screw one side of a Short Arch (E) into the second set of holes at the top of Pole A (A), using two M6x15mm screws (S). Screw the other side of the same Short Arch (E) into the top of Pole C (C), using two M6x15mm screws (S).
7. Screw one side of a Short Arch (E) into the second set of holes at the top of Pole B (B), using two M6x15mm screws (S). Screw the other side of the same Short Arch (E) into the top of the second Pole C (C), using two M6x15mm screws (S).

Step 3: Attaching Shelves and Utensil Rack

Diagram Description: This diagram shows the gazebo frame with shelves (F) attached to the poles. An inset highlights the connection of a shelf brace (L) to a shelf (F) with screws (S), and another inset shows the utensil rack (M) attached to the underside of a shelf.

8. Screw a Shelf Brace (L) onto the bottom of either end of the Shelf (F), using two M6x15mm screws (S). Follow this same step with the second Shelf (F).
9. Screw the Utensil Rack (M) with hooks facing inward into the bottom of one Shelf (F), using three M6x15mm screws (S).
10. Place the Shelf (F) with the Utensil Rack (M) between Pole A (A) and Pole C (C). Tighten four Knob Screws (V) through the Shelf Braces (L) attached to the Shelf (F) and to Pole A (A) and Pole C (C).
11. Place the second Shelf (F) in between Pole B (B) and the second Pole C (C). Tighten four Knob Screws (V) through the Shelf Braces (L) attached to that Shelf (F) and to Pole B (B) and the second Pole C (C).

Step 4: Installing Canopy Ribs and Connectors

Diagram Description: This diagram shows the upper structure of the gazebo, including the main canopy connector (J) and top canopy connector (I) at the center, with canopy two-tier ribs (G) and canopy ribs (H) extending outwards. Rib braces (K) are shown at the top of the poles, connecting to the ribs. Screws (U) and nuts (W) are indicated at connection points.

12. Insert the longer rib of the four Canopy Two Tier Ribs (G) into the longer ends of the Main Canopy Connector (J) until they snap into place and will not budge. Insert the shorter rib of the four Canopy Two Tier Ribs (G) into the Top Canopy Connector (I) until they snap into place and will not budge.
13. Insert two Canopy Ribs (H) into the shorter ends of the Main Canopy Connector (J) until they snap into place and will not budge.
14. Place the longer ribs of the four Canopy Two Tier Ribs (G) in between the Rib Bracers (K) that are at the tops of Pole A (A), Pole B (B), and both Pole C (C). Insert an M6x28mm screw (U) through each Rib Bracer (K) and through each long rib of the Canopy Two Tier Ribs (G) and tighten them down with a Nut (W).
15. Place the Canopy Ribs (H) in between the Rib Bracers (K) that are at the tops of both Long Arches (D). Insert an M6x28mm screw (U) through each Rib Bracer (K) and through each long rib of the Canopy Ribs (H) and tighten them down with a Nut (W).

Step 5: Final Attachments and Canopies

Diagram Description: This diagram shows the fully assembled gazebo frame with the bottle opener (O) attached to a pole, stakes (N) inserted into the ground through the pole feet (P), and the top canopy (Q) and main canopy (R) draped over the frame.

16. Screw the Bottle Opener (O) with the bottle opener hole facing the ground into Pole A (A), underneath the Shelf (F) with Utensil Rack (M) attached to it, using two White Zinc M6x15mm screws (T).
17. Lift the Pole Foot (P) up from each pole and insert a Stake (N) through the holes at the bottoms of those poles. Place each Pole Foot (P) back in its place covering the Stakes (N).
18. Place the Top Canopy (Q) over the shorter ribs of part G and insert the ends of those ribs into the canopy pockets found underneath the Top Canopy (Q).
19. Place the Main Canopy (R) over the longer ribs of parts G and H and insert the ends of those ribs into the canopy pockets found underneath the Main Canopy (R).

5. Instructions for Use

This section outlines general usage guidelines for the Grill Gazebo. Ensure the gazebo is securely anchored using the provided stakes. The canopies provide shade and light rain protection for your grilling area. Always follow safety precautions when using a grill underneath the gazebo, ensuring adequate ventilation and clearance from flammable materials. For long-term durability, follow the care and maintenance instructions provided in the warranty section.

6. Warranty

Two Year Limited Warranty

All furniture manufactured and sold by Aldi is warranted to the original purchaser against defects in workmanship and materials, provided the item was factory sealed at the time of purchase and is maintained with care and used only for personal purposes. If a product fails during the first two years from the date of purchase under the terms of the limited warranty, the manufacturer will replace the item at no charge. If the item was purchased as an open box, previously returned, or clearance item, the purchaser may obtain replacement parts for a nominal cost if parts are still available. After two years, it will be the original purchasers' responsibility to pay for freight and packing. The manufacturer reserves the right, in the case of discontinued or out of production models, to replace with an item of similar quality. Warranty is to the original purchaser and is non-transferable.

Note: You must retain the original receipt to obtain warranty!

Frame

The frame is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship from the date of original purchase. Damage to frame or welds due to commercial use, improper assembly, exposure to water and sub-freezing temperatures, and/or abuse are not covered.

Steel components are treated with rust inhibiting paint that protects them from rust. However, due to the nature of steel, rusting will occur if the protective coating is scratched. It is recommended that care be taken when assembling and handling the product in order to prevent the paint from being scratched. If scratching or damage occurs, it is recommended that the area be touched up immediately with rust inhibiting paint. Surface rust can be removed easily using a very light application of common cooking oil. If rusting occurs and is not treated correctly, the oxidation may start dripping onto the deck or patio. This may result in stains that are difficult to remove.

Fabric

Umbrella fabric is warranted against separation at the seams. Fading, mildew, and/or discoloration due to exposure to elements, chemicals, and spills are not covered.

Umbrella

Umbrella frames are warranted against manufacturer's defects in workmanship and materials.

Safety Warning! Umbrellas must be closed when not in use and taken down in windy conditions.

Powder coat and/or Paint

The finish is warranted against blistering, peeling, or cracking. Fading resulting from exposure to elements, chemicals, and spills are not covered. Scratches and chips due to normal wear and use are not covered.

Freight & Packing

The manufacturer will be responsible for shipping, handling, and packaging charges for all valid warranty claims.

Care & Maintenance

Be careful to never allow water build up in frames as this will cause corrosion and freeze damage in cold climates. Wash all frames with a solution of mild soap and water. Rinse with clean water and dry with a soft absorbent cloth towel. Frames can be treated with a liquid wax for maximum protection against UV rays and/or salty damp air. If your set includes cushions, slings, and/or an umbrella, they may be cleaned by hand with a solution of soap and water with a clean water rinse.

Exclusions

• Damage caused by acts of nature (weather damage)
• Wind damage
• Failure caused by unreasonable, unanticipated or abusive use
• Failure caused by a lack of reasonable and necessary care and maintenance
• Normal fade of fabrics
• Glass table tops
• Bursting or cracking of tubing due to exposure to water and freezing temperatures
• General frame rusting
• Lack of original receipt will void warranty.

Proof of purchase (dated register receipt and store name) is required for warranty claims. Lack of original receipt will void warranty.

Customer Service

Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm EST

? Phone: 800-599-8898

? Fax: 973-227-7189

? E-mail: support@tdcusainc.com

? Web: www.tdcusainc.com

Address: 14 Madison Rd, Fairfield, NJ 07004

Warranty Card Details

To validate warranty, please keep your receipt with this warranty card and include a copy of your receipt when returning the completed card.

Return your completed warranty card and a copy of your receipt to:

TDC USA, Inc.
14 Madison Road
Fairfield, NJ 07004
United States of America

Phone lines available: Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm EST.