tectake Gazebo Instruction Manual

Parts List

Note: Quantities listed in assembly diagrams may refer to usage in specific steps, not total part count.

Assembly Instructions

Diagram 1: Illustrates the initial assembly of the gazebo frame, showing poles (e.g., Part 3, Part 4) and connectors (e.g., Part A, Part D, Part K) being joined. Ensure secure connections.

Diagram 2: Shows the continuation of frame assembly with additional poles (e.g., Part 1, Part 2, Part 7, Part 8, Part 10) and connectors (e.g., Part B, Part E, Part L). Refer to the parts list for specific quantities and types.

Diagram 3: Depicts the main structure, likely involving poles (e.g., Part 5) and connectors, forming the primary support for the roof.

Diagram 4: Shows the attachment of Part H, likely a central roof support or connector, to the frame.

Diagram 5: Illustrates the installation of vertical support poles (Part 6) and connectors (Part C) to reinforce the structure.

Diagram 6: Shows the attachment of diagonal support poles and connectors (e.g., Part F, Part G) to stabilize the frame.

Diagram 7: Depicts the attachment of side panels (Part I) and other side components (Part J) to the frame.

General Assembly Recommendation:

• Recommended assembly by 2 or more persons.
• Maintain a distance of at least 5 meters from people and objects during assembly.
• Check that all parts are included before starting assembly.
• Follow the assembly diagrams carefully.
• Pull the roof cover over the frame and secure it with the appropriate loops.
• Fasten the sidewalls as desired.
• During assembly, ensure pipes and sleeves are securely connected.

Important Information

General Use

Use the gazebo only as a privacy screen and sun protection for outdoor use. Any other use or modification of the product is considered improper use and could cause injuries or product damages. The manufacturer will not be held responsible for any damages resulting from such improper use. This product is not intended for commercial use.

WARNING: Risk of Suffocation

Risk of life and accident for toddlers and children! Keep packing materials away from babies and children. There is a risk of suffocation due to packing material. Small parts can be swallowed! Children often underestimate the dangers!

Danger of Cutting

Care was taken during manufacture to avoid sharp edges on the item. However, please handle the individual parts with care to avoid accidents or injuries during assembly and use. Wear protective gloves for your own safety!

Attention Points

• Do not use gas or petroleum lamps inside the gazebo; the fumes can be fatal.
• Do not use any open flames of any kind inside the gazebo. Avoid cooking or grilling inside.
• Heaters must be placed at a minimum distance of 0.5 meters from flammable materials.
• The gazebo is not suitable for extreme weather conditions such as severe wind, snow, hail, or continuous rain. It is recommended to disassemble it temporarily during such conditions.
• In case of sudden heavy rain, ensure that no water puddles form on the roof covers.
• The gazebo is not suitable for year-round use and should NEVER be left unattended for extended periods.
• Ensure secure fastening and anchoring of the gazebo.
• For assembly and installation, refer to the following standards and regulations: Work safety regulations, Fire protection regulations, Building regulations.

Choosing a Location

• Place the gazebo on a level, non-slip, and safe surface.
• Avoid concrete or sandy ground, as the gazebo cannot be fixed securely in such surfaces.
• Choose a wind-sheltered location.
• If you choose a location not sheltered from the wind, it is recommended to fix the gazebo with screws onto stone tiles.
• Ensure the gazebo stands free and is not damaged by rubbing against loose-hanging branches or other objects.
• Avoid sharp objects that could cut through the tent.
• Maintain sufficient distance from fireplaces and pay attention to the wind direction.
• Gazebos should be exposed to as little direct sunlight as possible, as UV rays can weaken the material over time.
• Allow the gazebo to dry thoroughly in an upright position before disassembling and storing.

Cleaning and Care

• Clean the frame and covers only with lukewarm water or a mild soap solution. Do not use chemical cleaning agents.
• Never wash the gazebo covers in a washing machine.
• As the gazebo is exposed to weather conditions, corrosion spots may form despite careful maintenance. This is a typical material behavior and not a reason for claims.
• Regularly check that all fasteners are tight.

Storage

Store the gazebo in a dry place, protected from light. Ensure the gazebo is dry and properly packed (to prevent mold and odors). Store the gazebo in a way that it cannot be deformed by the pressure or weight of other objects.

Contact Information

tectake Ltd
18 Soho Square
London W1D 3QL
United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 203 488 4565
www.tectake.co.uk
Email: mail@tectake.co.uk

tectake GmbH
Tauberweg 41
97999 Igersheim
Telefon: +49 7931 991 920
www.tectake.de
E-Mail: verkauf@tectake.de

Made4Home SAS
137 av. Gustave Eiffel
ZI Rognac Nord
13340 Rognac (France)
Telephone: +33 4 42 81 81 80
www.tectake.fr
E-Mail: contact@tectake.fr

Ibérica de Distribuciones online del Hogar, SLU
Méndez Álvaro 20,
Madrid 28045,
Teléfono: +34 912907933
www.tectake.es
Email: mail@idoh.es

tenulodi S.r.l.
Via Manzano 70
33040 Premariacco (UD)
Numero di telefono: +39 0471 1800175
www.tectake.it
E-Mail: mail@tectake.it

TecTake s.r.o.
Lidická 700 / 19, Veveří,
602 00 Brno, Česká republika
+420 538 880 441
www.tectake.cz
E-Mail: mail@tectake.cz

TecTake SLO d.o.o
Nazorjeva ulica 6,1000 Ljubljana,
Telefónne číslo: +386 30 745 150
www.tectake.si
E-Mail: mail@tectake.si