Instructions / Assembly

ManualsBrandsNoble House ManualsGazebosSkyline 10 ft. x 10 ft. Nutmeg Gazebo

Caution : You must read this before you proceed.

Read all instructions before assembling and using this product

1. Select ideal location. Set out all parts on a clear and level surface prior to assembly. Ideally, the

Gazebo should be set up in the desired location to avoid moving it after assembly.

2. Team Work. We recommend 4-5 adults and it may require 3 to 4 hours to fully assemble the

Gazebo. If possible, please use safety ladders.

3. Use caution. During the entire assembly process, especially when lifting heavy or large parts or

using ladders, pay attention to safety. No one other than those assistants should be allowed in the

work area.

4. Check all available parts. Before assembling your Gazebo Frame, make sure that you have all the

parts described in the Parts List.

5. Ensure that ALL BOLTS are fully and securely bolted in before you proceed to attach the Canopies.

6. Keep children away. Children shouldn’t be allowed in the work area. Do not let them handle parts

and tools. Do not allow children to climb the Gazebo.

7. It is recommended that the canopy, sidewall and mosquito netting be removed during strong windy

conditions.

Gazebo

Summary of content (9 pages)

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Caution : You must read this before you proceed. Read all instructions before assembling and using this product 1. Select ideal location. Set out all parts on a clear and level surface prior to assembly. Ideally, the Gazebo should be set up in the desired location to avoid moving it after assembly. 2. Team Work. We recommend 4-5 adults and it may require 3 to 4 hours to fully assemble the Gazebo. If possible, please use safety ladders. 3. Use caution.
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Label Picture Description QTY A Crown Center Connector 1 B Long Top Bar 4 B1 Connection Tube 4 C Short Top Bar 4 D1 Crossbar 4 D2 Crossbar 4 E Main Pillar 4 F1 T Shape Connector 4 F2 U Shape Connector 4 G Sliding Rail 16 H Connection Piece 8 N Vent Canopy 1 O Canopy 1
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P Curtain 4 Q Mosquito Netting 4 Description QTY S Bolt(M6*72mm)\Flat Washer\ Nut\ Plastic Nut Cap 18 T Bolt(M6*15mm)\Flat Washer 40 X Bolt(M6*57mm)\Flat Washer\plastic gasket 9 Z Wrench 4 U Plastic Ring 78 V Stake 8 Label Picture Before Beginning Assembly:
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Step 1 T T S S S S F1 D2 D1 F2 Fig 1 E D1/D2 Fig 2 E T D1/D2 T T H H Fig 3.1 T Fig 3.2 Attach the U Shape Connector(F2) and T shape Connector(F1) to the Crossbars(D1, D2) using Hardware(S) with Wrenches(Z). (See Fig. 1) Please note the T shape Connector(F1) should be on top. Attach the assembled Crossbar(D1, D2) to Post(E) using Hardware(T) with Wrenches(Z). (See Fig. 2) Note the T Shape Connector(F1) should be angled inwards.
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Step 2 Fig.4 Fig.4 Fig.5 Fig.5 Attach each Short Top Bar(C) to Crown Center Connector(A) using the preattached snap buttons. (See Fig.4) Have 4 adults lift the assembled Short Top Bar(C) onto the assembled Gazebo frame. Then, attach the other end of the Short Top Bar(C) to the T Shape Connector(F1) using the preattached snap buttons. (See Fig. 5) DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN BOLTS at this step.
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Step 3 B C A B C C B C B Fig.6 C D1 D1/D2 F1 G E G D2 X Fig.9 Fig.8 B T B1 D1 E Fig.7 Attach the Long Top Bar(B) to the Center Connector(A) using the preattached snap buttons. (See Fig. 6) Attach the other end of the Long Top Bar(B) to Connection Tube(B1) using the preattached snap buttons. Attach the Connection Tube(B1) to the top of the Post(E) using Hardware(T) with Wreches(Z). (See Fig.7) Insert one side of the Sliding Rail (G) into the T Shape Connector(F1) (See Fig. 8).
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Step 4 10 11 12 13 On the ground, curl and roll the Canopy and hoist onto the top of the gazebo frame. Place the Canopy(O) onto the frame of the Gazebo. At this stage, DO NOT UNFOLD and drape the Canopy. DO NOT secure the Canopy at this stage. Put the Vent Canopy (N) onto the frame, then securely attach the Canopy(O) to the Top Tube and the Cross Beams using the velcro strips. (See Fig.10) Now proceed to securely fasten the Canopy ( O ) into position.
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