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1 X SCISSORS(NOT INCLUDED)

2 X ADJUSTABLECRESCENT WRENCH

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REQUIRED TOOLS LIST

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1 x VERTICAL STRUCTURE (with vertical runner)

1 x ROOF STRUCTURE CANOPY

CENTER ROLLER

SIDE ROLLERS

6 x WASHERS M12

1 x PVC WASHER WITH RECESS (FEMALE)

6 x NYLOC NUTS M12

1 x VERTICAL STRUCTURE VERTICAL RUNNER

GEARBOX

1 x PVC WASHER WITH SPIGOT (MALE)

6 x 1.5" STANDARDPVC WASHERS

1 x CRANK HANDLE

2 x CENTER PINS(1/4” x 4 - 3/4” pin attached to vertical runners on vertical structures)

4 x STABILIZER PINS(1/4” x 2 - 1/2” pin attached to horizontal runners on verticalstructures)

Item Code: 05857Item Code: 05857-SItem Code: 05857-P

Item Code: 05857Item Code: 05857-SItem Code: 05857-P

Item Code: 05792

Item Code: 06801

Item Code:3 x 4 m - 095503 x 5 m - 08558

Item Code: 02193

Item Code: 05242

Item Code: 06109

Item Code: 06108

Item Code: 06110

Item Code: 07465

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STEPS 1 - 5: INSTRUCTIONS FOR UNPACKING AND PREPARATION FOR ASSEMBLY

STEP 1

STEP 4 - ALIGNING ROOF STRUCTURE WITH VERTICAL STRUCTURE AND GEAR BOX

STEP 5 - ALIGNING THE ROOF STRUCTURE WITH 2ND VERTICAL STRUCTURE

STEP 2 STEP 3

REMOVE THE ROOF STRUCTURE & CANOPY FROM THE PROTECTIVE TUBE. THE WOODEN END PLUGS ARE SECURED USING SCREWS WHICH MUST BE REMOVED TO GET THE END PLUGS OUT.

NOTE: IT IS RECOMMENDED TO USE COTTON GLOVES WHEN HANDLING THE CANOPY TO AVOID DIRTY MARKS ON THE CANVAS. ENSURE YOU ARE WORKING IN A CLEAN AREA WITH AMPLE SPACE. IT IS ADVISABLE TO LAY THE ROOF STRUCTURE ON A CLEAN SURFACE SO THE COVER BAG AND ROOF CANOPY DO NOT GET MARKS FROM A DIRTY SURFACE. THE PLASTIC COVERING CAN BE USED FOR THIS PURPOSE.

USING SCISSORS, CUT DOWN THE LENGTH OF THE PLASTIC BAG CONTAING THE ROOF STRUCTURE. THE CLEAN INNER SURFACE CAN THEN BE USED AS A WORKING SURFACE.

CUT THE CABLE TIES WHICH HOLD THE ROOF STRUCTURE TOGETHER (CENTER ROLLERS, SIDE ROLERS AND CANOPY). BE CAREFUL TO NOT CUT OR DAMAGE THE FABRIC.

THE TWO ENDS OF THE PROTECTIVE COVER BAG ARE FOLDED BACK OVER THE ROOF STRUCTURE. THESE MUST BE CAREFULLY PULLED OUTWARDS BEFORE UNZIPPING. REMOVE THE PROTECTIVE COVER BAG BY UNDOING THE ZIPPER.

END PLUG

SCREWS

CABLE TIEROOF STRUCTURE

THERE ARE THREE (3) THREADED SHAFTS AT EACH END OF THE ROOF STRUCTURE. ONE END OF THE ROOF STRUCTURE HAS A SQUARE SHAFT ON THE CENTER ROLLER. THIS SHAFT FITS INTO THE GEAR BOX ON THE VERTICAL STRUCTURE. BEFORE POSITIONING THE VERTICAL STRUCTURES, DECIDE AT WHICH END YOU WANT TO POSITION THE GEAR BOX. THE GEAR BOX IS USED FOR OPENING AND CLOSING THE STRUCTURE AND MUST BE ACCESSIBLE WITH THE CRANK HANDLE. THE MIMIMUM REOMMMENDED SPACE REQUIREMENT IS 50cm (20 INCHES).

ONCE YOU HAVE DECIDED, PLACE THE VERTICAL STRUCTURE AT 90 DEGREES TO THE ROOF STRUCTURE SO THE GEAR BOX FACESOUTWARDS. THE CHAINS WITH STAINLESS STEEL PINS ON THE VERTICAL STRUCTURE SHOULD ALSO FACE OUTWARDS (AWAY FROM THE ROOF STRUCTURE).

GEAR BOX

VERTICAL STRUCTURE

SQUARE SHAFT

POSITION THE OTHER VERTICAL STRUCTURE AT 90 DEGREES, SO THE STAINLESS STEEL PINS WITH CHAINSARE FACING OUTWARDS.

ZIPPER

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ROOF STRUCTURE

ROOF STRUCTURE

VERTICAL STRUCTURE

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STEP 6

FEMALEPVC WASHER

STEP 7

MALEPVC WASHER

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It is recommened to lubricate threaded shafts to prevent the Nyloc nuts from freezing due to friction(Vaseline or copperslip is recommended).

Crank Holder

STEP 6 - ATTACHING THE VERTICAL STRUCTURE WITH GEAR BOX TO THE ROOF STRUCTURE

• IDENTIFY AND PROPERLY ALIGN THE PVC WASHERS IN THEIR CORRECT POSITIONS BETWEEN THE VERTICAL STRUCTURE AND ROLLERS AS ILLUSTRATED.

• ALIGN THE SQUARE SHAFT ON THE CENTER ROLLER WITH THE SQUARE OPENING ON THE GEAR BOX. INSERT THE SHAFT INTO THE GEAR BOX. IF IT DOES NOT FIT PROPERLY, TURN THE BLACK CRANK HOLDER ON THE GEAR BOX UNTIL THE SQUARE HOLE IS ALIGNED AND INSERT.

• PLACE THE FEMALE PVC SPACER AGAINST THE GEAR BOX ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE CENTER POLE AND ADD THE STAINLESS STEEL WASHER AND NYLOC NUT. • INSERT THE THREADED SHAFTS ON THE SIDE ROLLERS INTO EACH OF THE SIDE ARMS AND ADD ALL THE STAINLESS STEEL WASHERS AND REMAINING NYLOC NUTS.

• TIGHTEN THE NYLOC NUTS TO THE POINT THEY HOLD FIRM , BUT THE ROLLERS STILL ROTATE FREELY.

STEP 7 - ATTACH REMAINING VERTICAL STRUCTURE TO THE ROOF STRUCTURE

• IDENTIFY AND PROPERLY ALIGN THE PVC WASHERS IN THEIR CORRECT POSITIONS BETWEEN THE VERTICAL STRUCTURE AND ROLLERS AS ILLUSTRATED.

• INSERT THE THREADED SHAFTS ON THE SIDE ROLLERS INTO EACH OF THE SIDE ARMS AND ADD ALL THE STAINLESS STEEL WASHERS AND REMAINING NYLOC NUTS.

• TIGHTEN THE NYLOC NUTS TO THE POINT THEY HOLD FIRM , BUT THE ROLLERS STILL ROTATE FREELY.

NOTE: THE ROOF STRUCTURE IS A FREE SPINNING SYSTEM. THE NYLOC NUTS SECURING BOTH SIDES SHOULD ONLY BE TIGHTENED TO THE POINT THE NYLOC NUTS HOLD FIRM, AND THE ROLLERS STILL ROTATE FREELY.

Gear Box

StandardPVC Washers

Standard PVC Washers

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STEP 8

STEP 9

STEP 12 - SECURING THE ROOF STRUCTURE

STEP 11 - OPENING TO THE SECOND POSITION

NOTE: EACH SIDE CAN BE LIFTED INDEPENDENTLY BY ONEPERSON. THERE IS NO NEED FOR TWO PEOPLE TO LIFT EACH SIDE SIMULTANEOUSLY.

• TO OPEN THE ROOF STRUCTURE COMPLETELY, RAISE THE SIDE ARMS OF THE VERTICAL STRUCTURE BY LIFTING THE VERTICAL RUNNER ON THE CENTER POLE TO THE STOPPER POSITIONED AT THE TOP OF THE CENTER POLE.

• LIFT THE RUNNER USING ONE HAND, AND INSERT THE SECURING PIN BELOW THE BOTTOM OF THE RUNNER WITH THE OTHER HAND.

1.6m Min(5’ - 3”)

1.6m Min

Center Line

Measured from Tube Center to Tube Center

(5’ - 3”)

CLOSINGREFER TO THE OPENING STEPS IN REVERSE ORDER.

BEFORE LOWERING THE VERTICAL RUNNER, REMOVE THE LOCKINGPINS FROM THE WIND STABILIZING RUNNERS.

FIRMLY GRAB HOLD OF THE VERTICAL RUNNER BEFORE REMOVING THE SECURING PIN. THE VERTICAL RUNNER MUST THEN BE LOWERED GENTLY UNTIL IT IS PLACED ON THE STOPPER AT THE BOTTOM OF THE VERTICAL POLE. FAILING TO HOLD THE RUNNER FIRMLY, WILL RESULT IN THE RUNNERS SLAMMMING DOWN ONTO THE STOPPER AND MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE STRUCTURE.

REPEAT THE SAME PROCEDURE ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE.

WHEN BOTH SIDES ARE DOWN, PROCEED TO ROLL UP THE ROOF STRUCTURE BY TURNING THE CRANK HANDLE UNTIL ALL THE FABRIC IS ACCUMULATED OVERHEAD.

NOTE: BEFORE CLOSING OR COVERING WITH A PROTECTIVE COVER BAG THE FABRIC CANOPY SHOULD BE DRY. IF THE FABRIC CANOPY IS CLOSED OR PACKED AWAY WHEN WET, IT MAY RESULT IN PERMANENT STAINING.

MAKE SURE THE SELECTED BASE SYSTEM IS IN THE CORRECT POSITION BEFORE RAISING THE ASSEMBLED PAPILLON STRUCTURE AND PLACING IT IN THE STAINLESS STEEL TUBES.

• THE STAINLESS STEEL TUBES MUST BE ALIGNED AND POSITIONED SO THE CENTER TO CENTER DISTANCE EXACTLY MATCHES THE LENGTH OF THE ROOF STRUCTURE.

• FOR THE 5m ROOF STRUCTURE THE DISTANCE FOR FROM CENTER TO CENTER OF THE STAINLESS STEEL TUBES IS EXACTLY FIVE (5) METERS.

• THE CENTER LINE MUST BE AT LEAST 1.6 M (5’ 3”) AWAY FROM THE NEAREST OBSTRUCTION ON BOTH SIDES (IN THE DIRECTIONS THE CANOPY OPENS).

• SEE SEPARATE INSTRUCTIONS FOR BASE SYSTEM ASSEMBLY DETAILS. INSTRUCTIONS ARE INCLUDED IN THE BASE SYSTEM BOX.

USE TWO PEOPLE TO LIFT BOTH VERTICAL STRUCTURES INTO POSITION SIMULTANEOUSLY.

LOWER THE TWO VERTICAL STRUCTURES INTO THE STAINLESS STEEL TUBES AT THE SAME TIME. ONCE IN POSITION, THE HAND WHEELS ON THE STAINLESS STEEL TUBES CAN BE TIGHTENED TO SECURE THE POLES IN POSITION.

STEP 10 - OPENING THE PAPILLON - TO FIRST POSITIONINSERT THE CRANK HANDLE INTO THE CRANK HOLDER ON THE GEAR BOX AND TURN THE CRANK HANDLE.

• THE DIRECTION OF ROTATION TO OPEN OR CLOSE THE ROOF STRUCTURE IS DETERMINED BY THE ROTATION DIRECTION WHEN IT WAS LAST CLOSED. THIS MAY VARY EACH TIME THE PRODUCT IS OPENED AND CLOSED.

• WHEN OPENING, MAKE SURE THE ROOF STRUCTURE OPENS FREELY. THE WEIGHT OF THE SIDE ROLLERS IS WHAT HELPS THE ROOF STRUCTURE TO OPEN FREELY AS THE FABRIC CANOPY IS UNWOUND.

• DO NOT FORCE THE ROOF STRUCTURE OPEN IF IT SEEMS TO BE JAMMING. THIS MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE CRANK HOLDER OR GEAR MECHANISM.

• IF THERE IS ANY RESISTANCE WHEN OPENING, MAKE SURE THE CENTER AND SIDE ROLLERS MOVE FREELY. IF THE ROLLERS DO NOT MOVE FREELY, CHECK THE NYLOC NUTS. THESE MUST NOT BE OVER TIGHTENED AND SHOULD ALLOW ENOUGH SPACE FOR FREE MOVEMENT. IF THEY ARE TOO TIGHT, LOOSEN THEM.

• WHEN THE ENTIRE FABRIC CANOPY HAS BEEN UNROLLED, THE ROOF STRUCTURE WILL BE IN THE FIRST STAGE OF OPENING (SEE ILLUSTRATION). THE ROOF STRUCTURE CAN BE LEFT IN THIS POSITION IF REQUIRED. THIS POSITION WILL ALLOW ADDITIONAL SHELTER FROM WET WEATHER AND ALLOWS RAIN RUN-OFF. IT IS ALSO A CONVENIENT POSITION IF THE SUN IS AT LOW ANGLES.

FIRST STAGE OF OPENING

SIDE ARM

VERTICAL RUNNER

ONCE IN THE FULLY OPEN POSITION, SECURE THE WIND STABILIZING SYSTEM BY INSERTING THE LOCKING PINS THROUGH THE STABILIZER RUNNERS AND INTO THE SIDE ARMS. IF THE HOLES ARE NOT ALIGNED, LIFT OR PULL THE SIDE ARM(S) DOWN TO GET ALIGNMENT.

NOTE: WHEN COMPLETELY OPEN AND THE SECURING PINS ARE IN POSTION, THE CANOPY CAN BE LEVELED BY TURNING THE CRANK HANDLE IN THE REQUIRED DIRECTION UNTIL THE ROOF STRUCTURE IS LEVEL.

SIDE ARM

CENTER PIN

STABILIZER PIN

WIND STABILIZER

WIND STABILIZINGSYSTEM

STOPPER

PIN

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PAPILLON WIND GUIDELINES& WARRANTY

THE PAPILLON IS DESIGNED TO HANDLE MODERATE TO MODERATELY STRONG WINDS IN THE FULLY OPEN POSITION.

AS WITH ALL UMBRELLAS, USE COMMON SENSE AND LOWER CANOPY AS WINDS INCREASE. NOTE THAT WIND IS NEVER A CONSTANT FORCE AND WIND GUSTSCAN BE TWICE THE AVERAGE WIND SPEED, THEREFOREIT IS RECOMMENDED TO ALWAYS COLLAPSE THE CANOPY AND STRAP IT WHEN UNATTENDED. CANOPIES MUST BE CLOSED IN THE EVENT OF HEAVY RAIN, THUNDERSTORMS, HAIL OR ANY OTHER SEVERE WEATHER CONDITIONS.

DAMAGE DUE TO WIND, WEATHER CONDITIONS, OR IMPROPER USE IS EXPLICITLY EXCLUDED FROM THE ONE-YEAR DEFECTIVE PARTS WARRANTY COVERAGE.

PAPILLONBASIC GUIDELINES

*DO NOT LEAVE THE PAPILLON UNATTENDED WHEN OPEN.

*CANOPY/ROOF STRUCTURE MUST BE OPENED TO MAXIMUM TENSION TO ENSURE OPTIMUM STABILITY IN ALL WEATHER CONDITIONS.

*AS WINDS INCREASE, COMPLETELY LOWER THE ROOF STRUCTURE FOLLOWING THE DIRECTIONS IN THIS MANUAL (SEE PAGE 4).

*ASK FOR ASSISTANCE WHEN CLOSING THE PAPILLON DURING VERY WINDY CONDITIONS.

*DO NOT LEAVE THE ROOF STRUCTURE CLOSED IF NOT COMPLETELY DRY.

PAPILLONCARE AND MAINTENANCE

ALUMINUM PARTS, 304 STAINLESS STEEL & HARDWARE

*UMBRELLA STRUCTURE AND HARDWARE MUST BE CLEANED BY SPRAYING WITH FRESH WATER ON OCCASION TO REMOVE DIRT AND DUST BUILD UP.

*USE A SOFT COTTON CLOTH OR CHAMOIS TO WIPE DOWN THE ANODIZED ALUMINUM SURFACES AS WELL AS THE STAINLESS STEEL COMPONENTS AND HARDWARE.

*AVOID USING A SCOURER OR ABRASIVE MATERIALS AS THIS COULD AFFECT THE INTEGRITY OF THE SURFACE FINISHES.

*THE GEAR BOX MUST BE THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITH FRESH WATER EVERY SEASON AND SHOULD BE LUBRICATED WITH A SUITABLE OIL OR RUST REPELLANT TO AVOID UNNECESSARY DAMAGE.

*IF IN A MARINE/SEASIDE ENVIRONMENT, THE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES DESCRIBED ABOVE MUST BE FOLLOWED MORE FREQUENTLY. PROBLEMS RESULTING FROM FAILURE TO MAINTAIN THE PRODUCTS ARE NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY.

SALIGNA EUCALYPTUS HARDWOOD

*ONCE A YEAR LIGHTLY SAND ALL EUCALUPTUS PARTS AND APPLY A NEW COAT OF VARNISH. AS WITH ALL HARDWOOD PRODUCTS, TO MAINTAIN ITS LUSTER, THE WOOD MUST BE MAINTAINED ANUALLY.

*AVOID USING A SCOURER OR ABRASIVE MATERIALS AS THIS COULD AFFECT THE INTEGRITY OF THE SURFACE FINISHES.

*IF IN A MARINE/SEASIDE ENVIRONMENT, THE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES DESCRIBED ABOVE MUST BE FOLLOWED MORE FREQUENTLY. PROBLEMS RESULTING FROM FAILURE TO MAINTAIN THE PRODUCTS ARE NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY.

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SUNBRELLA CANOPY FABRICcare and cleaning

One of the best ways to keep Sunbrella® fabrics looking good and to delay deep or vigorous cleaning is to properly maintain the fabrics. This can be accomplished by simply brushing o dirt before it becomes embedded in the fabrics, wiping up spills as soon as they occur or spot cleaning soon after stains occur.

General or light cleaning• Brush o any loose dirt.• Prepare a cleaning solution of 2 ounces

(1/4 cup) mild soap per gallon of lukewarm water (less than 100° F/38°C).

• Use a sponge or a soft bristle brush to clean.• Allow cleaning solution to soak into fabric.• Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residue.• Allow fabric to air dry.

Spot cleaning• Apply a light mist of mild soap and

water using a spray bottle.• Work the solution into the stain by

lightly scrubbing the area with a sponge or very soft bristle brush.

• Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residue.• Blot excess moisture with a clean,

soft towel or sponge.• Wet-vacuum or blot excess water.• Air dry. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until

all soap residue is removed.

For removable Sunbrella fabricHand washing• Soak fabric in a solution of 1/4 cup mild

soap per gallon of lukewarm water. • Use a sponge or a soft bristle

brush as necessary.• Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residue.• Air dry.

Machine washingMachine wash in cold water (less than 100° F/38°C). Depending on wash load size, use normal amounts of mild laundry soap and add 8 ounces (1 cup) of bleach. Allow fabric to air dry.

Heavy cleaning for stubborn stains and mildew

Sunbrella fabric does not promote mildew growth, however, mildew may grow on dirt and other foreign substances that are not removed from the fabric. To clean mildew, or other stubborn stains:

• Prepare a solution of 8 ounces (1 cup) of bleach and 2 ounces (1/4 cup) of mild soap per gallon of clean water.

• Spray on entire area and allow to soak into the fabric for 15 minutes.

• Remove stain with a sponge, clean towel or very soft bristle brush.

• Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residue.• Allow fabric to air dry.• If stain and/or mildew are severe,

bleach quantities may be increased.

Re-treating thefabric for ease of cleaningSunbrella fabrics have a special finish that enhances water repellency. The finish is designed to last for several years of normal use, but may be refreshed after a thorough cleaning or extended use.

Glen Raven recommends 303 High Tech Fabric Guard as the preferred re-treatment product ™

for Sunbrella fabrics.

Applying 303 High Tech Fabric Guard ™

303 should be applied to Sunbrella fabrics after each thorough cleaning, which typically removes the original finish and reduces the fabric’s water repellency.

• Clean Sunbrella fabric, using one of the cleaning methods.

• Allow Sunbrella to completely air dry.• Apply 303 Fabric Guard in a well-ventilated

area following instructions on the container.• Apply 303 in a thin, even coat and

allow fabric to dry completely.• Apply a second thin, even coating

of 303. Two light coatings are more e ective in restoring fabric water resistance than a single heavy coating.

• A 15-ounce bottle provides coverage of up to 50 square feet of fabric.

For more information, visit www.303products.com.

Professional cleanersIn evaluating the services of a professional firm, you should inquire about the firm’s experience in working with Sunbrella fabrics and knowledge of cleaning and re-treatment requirements. DO NOT dry clean Sunbrella fabrics.

Helpful hintsProtect the area around your Sunbrella fabric when using a bleach solution – bleach may discolor non-Sunbrella fabrics. Always rinse Sunbrella thoroughly to completely remove bleach.

Sunbrella fabric air-dries very quickly.Machine drying is not necessary.

If fabric has some wrinkling, use an iron, if necessary, but only on the synthetic* setting. As some irons exceed the recommended 100° F/38°C temperature on the synthetic setting, test a small inconspicuous area before ironing entire piece.

DO NOT use a steamer or iron set to steam setting.

*Synthetic fabric heat settings normally do not exceed 150°F/66°C.

• This warranty protects the original purchaser of Sunbrella fabric.• This warranty protects against Sunbrella fabric becoming unserviceable due to color or strength loss from normal usage and exposure conditions, including sunlight, mildew, and atmospheric chemicals.• This warranty covers Sunbrella fabric only.• This warranty does not cover normal care and cleaning; damage from misuse, or abuse, improper installation, or costs associated with replacement of the fabric, including labor and installation.• Glen Raven’s liability is expressly limited to this warranty. Glen Raven reserves the right to inspect the fabric submitted for the claim.• Glen Raven will supply new equivalent fabric to replace the fabric that becomes unserviceable.• Sunbrella is normally a component of an end product such as an awning, umbrella, or cushion. Consumers and end-users should contact the fabricator, dealer, or retailer from whom you purchased the end product.• the original purchase date.

FABRIC WARRANTY

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t. 336.221.2211 / f. 336.586.1169

www.sunbrella.com

SUNBRELLA IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF GLEN RAVEN, INC. ®

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