Extremis Hopper picnic AA Manual página 27

mount the bench from bottom to top.
b. Make sure that the sloping sides of the
benches match the sloping sides of the legs, as
shown in the drawing.
9. Now mount the bench frame to the legs in the
same manner, each with two M10 spring washers
and M10 bolts. Only then can all the nuts be
tightened.
Backrest - p20
1. Slide the left & right backrest support in the
backrest as shown on the drawing.
2. Now fix the supports to the backrest with two
M6x20 bolts each.
3. Position the backrest supports on the bottom the
bench and fasten it with an M10 nut.
4. Finally insert four M8 spring washers & M8x20
bolts through the backrest support onto the
bench. Attention: do not overtighten! Max. torque:
14Nm!
Floor fastening set - p24
1. Position the floor fastening plates on the inside
of the legs as shown on the drawing and mark the
holes on the ground.
2. Remove the plates and drill holes in the marked
locations.
3. Place the plates back and use the most
appropriate fasteners for the surface on which
the Hopper is to stand.
MAINTENANCE
Powder coating
CLEANING
Regularly
Use Extremis Multicleaner, a 100% biodegradable
detergent or common kitchen cleaning products. Avoid
using aggressive products. These surfaces are best cle-
aned with a neutral cleaning product diluted in water.
REMOVING STAINS
Only if nothing else helps
The magic eraser gets rid of most stubborn stains
without effort. Only if stubborn stains remain visible
after treatment according to the instructions, you
can use the Extremis Magic Eraser sponge. This
sponge is made of melamine resin and wears away
with use. The sponge is very easy to use and gives
results up to 26 times faster than a traditional mi-
crofibre cloth. The magic sponge is the solution for
getting rid of stubborn stains such as felt-tip pens,
grease, scuff marks, limescale marks or coffee and
tea stains. The magic sponge can be used on tar-
paulin fabric, plastic profiles, glass, steel, chrome,
aluminium, porcelain, artificial leather and many
types of floor.
REPAIRING DAMAGED POWDER-COATING
When damaged
The impact of sharp objects can damage the
coating. Scratches or dents can be touched up with
our paint pens. However this only camouflages the
scratches without removing them.
Sunbrella
SPILLED LIQUIDS
Immediately after use
It is best to treat spilt liquids immediately by placing
a sheet of absorbent kitchen paper on them. The
water-resistant coating on the Sunbrella prevents
droplets from penetrating the fabric.
REGULAR CLEANING
When dirty
Make a solution to remove stains on your Sunbrella.
MACHINE WASHING
Rarely
It is also possible to put the blankets and cushion
covers in a washing machine (30°). Do not dry clean
or tumble dry. The fabric can be creased. Ironing
will help to recover the waterrepellent coating of
the fabric, but only at a cool setting (delicates). As
some irons exceed the recommended temperature
at the synthetic setting, test a small, inconspicuous
area before ironing the entire fabric. DO NOT use a
steamer or iron set to the steam setting.
REMOVING STUBBORN STAINS
Only if nothing else helps
More drastic measures needed? Bleach can be used
if nothing else helps. Protect the area around your
Sunbrella fabric when using a bleach solution –
bleach may discolour non-Sunbrella fabrics.Please
be aware of the environment when cleaning with
bleach. Bleach can have harmful effects on the natu-
ral environment around you. We do not advise using
bleach if you are surrounded by a body of water or
another environment that could be affected. If stains
and/or mildew marks are severe, the quantity of
bleach may be increased.
Watch the maintenance video on
our website:
www.extremis.com/maintenance
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