tectake Gazebo Instruction Manual

Parts List

Assembly Instructions

Assembly requires 2 or more persons. Maintain a distance of at least 5 meters from people and objects during assembly. Ensure all parts are present before starting. Follow the assembly diagrams.

1. Step 1: Assemble the initial frame structure using parts A, D, and K as depicted.
2. Step 2: Connect various poles (parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10) and connectors (B, E, L) to form the main frame. Refer to the diagram for specific placement and quantities.
3. Step 3: Continue assembling the frame structure as shown in the diagram.
4. Step 4: The diagram shows the completed frame structure.
5. Step 5: Attach poles (part 6) and connectors (part C) to the frame.
6. Step 6: Attach guy ropes (part F) and ground stakes (part G) to secure the structure.
7. Step 7: Drape the roof cover over the frame and secure it with the provided loops. Attach the sidewalls (part I) and corner pieces (part J) as desired. Ensure all connectors are fully connected during assembly.

General Notes & Warnings

Use the gazebo only as a privacy screen and sun protection for outdoors. Any other use or modification is considered improper and may cause injury or damage. The manufacturer is not responsible for damages from improper use. Not for commercial use.

WARNING: Child Safety

Risk of life and accident for toddlers and children! Keep packing materials away from babies and children. Risk of suffocation from packing material. Small parts can be swallowed! Children often underestimate dangers!

Danger of Cutting

Care was taken to avoid sharp edges during manufacturing. However, handle parts with care to prevent accidents or injuries during assembly and use. Wear protective gloves for your own safety.

Attention

• Do not use gas or petroleum lamps inside the gazebo; fumes can be fatal.
• Do not use open flames of any kind inside the gazebo. Avoid cooking inside the gazebo.
• Heaters should be at least 0.5 meters away from flammable materials.
• The gazebo is not suitable for extreme weather conditions (severe wind, snow, hail, continuous rain). Disassemble temporarily during extreme weather.
• Ensure no water puddles form on the roof during heavy rain.
• The gazebo is not suitable for year-round use and should NEVER be left unattended for extended periods.
• Ensure secure fastening and anchoring.
• For assembly and installation, refer to: Work safety regulations, Fire protection regulations, Building regulations.

Location Selection

Pay attention to the following criteria when choosing a location:

• The gazebo should be placed on a level, non-slip, and safe surface.
• Avoid concrete or sandy ground, as the gazebo cannot be fixed securely.
• Choose a wind-sheltered location.
• If placing in a non-wind-sheltered area, fixing the gazebo to stone tiles with screws is recommended.
• Ensure the gazebo stands freely to avoid material damage from rubbing against loose branches or other objects.
• Avoid sharp objects that could cut the tent.
• Maintain sufficient distance from fireplaces and consider wind direction.
• Minimize direct sunlight exposure, as UV rays can weaken the material over time.
• Allow the gazebo to dry thoroughly before disassembling and storing.

Cleaning and Care

• Clean the frame and covers only with lukewarm water or mild soap suds. Do not use chemical cleaners.
• Never wash the covers in a washing machine.
• Corrosion may occur due to weather exposure, even with proper care. This is typical material behavior and not a reason for claims.
• Regularly check that all fasteners are tight.

Storage

Store the gazebo in a dry, light-protected place. Ensure it is dry and properly packed to prevent mold and odors. Store it in a way that prevents deformation from pressure or weight of other objects.

Contact Information

For contact details, please refer to the original document's last page which lists various international representatives.