Breakdowns; Ceasing Use / Disposal - Stobag CONSERVATORY AWNINGS Instrucciones De Servicio

Operating instructions
Corrugations (2,3)
of the seams and other stitching are caused by multiple layers of cover and varying forces
created when the cover is extended or retracted. The tension created can cause waffle-
like or fish-boned corrugations.
Lengthening of sides (4)
Seams and stitching have a reinforcing effect but must also withstand great tension. When
the cover is extended, the seams and stitching lie over and against each other, which can
create pressure and tension. Seams and stitching may be pressed flat and thus extend in
length. This can mean that when the cover is extended, the side seams may droop slightly.
As a rule, this effect can occur in almost all awning covers to a greater or lesser degree. It
does not, however, affect their quality or usefulness.
Water-resistance
Acrylic sun-protection awning covers are impregnated with a waterproofing substance
and can bear short, light rainfall if the incline is at least 14°. If the rain is prolonged or
heavy, awnings must be retracted to prevent damage. Awnings that have been rolled-up
wet should be extended to dry out as soon as possible.

4.0 Breakdowns

If there is a problem with the sun protection system, please contact your STOBAG special-
ist supplier. Do not use the sun protection system if it is defective or being repaired.

5.0 Ceasing use / disposal

If you cease to use the awning and dismantle it, ensure this is done correctly and in ac-
cordance with safety regulations.
This product was manufactured using ecologically-friendly production processes.
The awning, its packaging and any accessories should be sorted for environmentally-
friendly recycling and / or disposed of in the approved manner.
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