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You must read these instructions carefully before you start to assemble this greenhouse.
Please carry out the steps in the order set out in these instructions.
Keep these instructions in a safe place for future reference.
IMPORTANT
(Internal Dimensions)
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
GREENHOUSE SHED
6'x8'
Step ladder
Spirit level
Large hammer for ancors
We strongly recommend the use of work gloves during assembly as aluminium profiles may have sharp edges.
Do not attempt to assemble the greenhouse in windy or wet conditions.
Take special care not to touch overhead power cables with the aluminium profiles.
Always wear shoes and safety goggles when working with extruded aluminium.
Dispose of all plastic bags safely - keep them out of reach of small children.
The greenhouse must be positioned and fixed on a flat level surface.
Do not lean against or push the greenhouse during construction.
Keep children away from the assembly area - the aluminium profiles may have sharp edges.
Do not position your greenhouse in an area exposed to excessive wind.
Do not attempt to assemble this greenhouse if you are tired, have taken drugs or alcohol or if you are prone to dizzy spells.
If using a step ladder ensure that you follow the manufacturers safety advice.
If using power tools always follow the manufacturers instructions.
Hot items such as recently used grills, blowtorches etc. must not be stored in the greenhouse.
Ensure there are no hidden pipes or cables in the ground before inserting the ground stakes.
SAFETY ADVICE
See over for contents
If help is required seek professional advice within store.
Silicone Sealant & Applicator
Tape measure
Work gloves
Rubber mallet
Crosshead screwdriver
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
This is a multi-part assembly.
Selecting a site - choose a sunny level position for your greenhouse away from overhanging trees.
Area needed - 266.6cm/104.5" Length x 211.9cm/83".
It is advisable to use a lubricant to ease connection between aluminium profiles and panels.
The component parts should be checked and laid out in an orderly way, close at hand.
Keep all small parts (screws etc.) in a bowl so they do not get lost.
Note that the door is hinged on the right hand side and therefore opens to the right.
Keep roof clear of snow and leaves.
GENERAL ADVICE
Wrench 10
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
When your greenhouse needs a clean, use a mild detergent solution and rinse with cold clean water.
DO NOT use acetone, abrasive cleaners or other special detergents to clean the clear panels.
When opening the greenhouse door do not pull the handle fiercely.
CARE & MAINTENANCE
For general support and replacement part please contact in:
*UK Replacement parts - contact UK Customer services helpline: 0121 506 0008
Fax: 0121 422 0808 Email: alanuk@keter.co.il
*Canada 1-800-661-6721.
Overall Dimensions (approx.)
97.5” L • 76” W • 76” H
247.4 L • 193 W • 193 H cms
Kibbutz Lotem
P.M Carmiel 20124
Israel
Please keep the tracking number appears on the box.
Please refer to this number when calling the service office for questions
and complains.
VER09_05
Lubricant
ITEM: 517659
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