MIRADOR 111 A Manual De Instrucciones página 5

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Check to ensure there are no missing parts:
Before you begin assembly, please check that you have all the parts required to assemble your pergola. Please also carefully check that the quantity
of parts match with that of the model you have purchased.
If any parts are missing, please refer Warranty & Complaints Procedure to contact customer service before beginning the assembly.
Prepare the parts you will need for each step:
In the Assembly section of the manual, each step indicates the necessary parts and quantities required to complete the step. We recommend that
you prepare the parts you will need for each assembly step. Doing this will save you time and effort during assembly. If possible, place the parts on
cardboard or other soft surface to protect from scratching the painted surfaces.
Select a suitable location:
The ground should be solid
and flat
Warning:
Most terraces or patios are designed with a slight slope to prevent (rain) water from forming pools or reaching the house or other structures.
For the perfect pergola assembly, a level concrete surface without such a slope is required. Small pebbles could also prevent the pergola from being
safely secured on the ground.
If the pergola is installed on an uneven surface, it may prevent accessory components from working correctly and may void the product warranty.
Prepare a foundation:
To prepare it, you need to:
- check for underground pipes and cables (Call 811 before you dig if you live in the USA)
- check with your local authorities regarding any building permits that may be required
- contact a reliable contractor to install a concrete base if you don't have one
Do not assemble the pergola on sandy, muddy or loose soil, as the stakes do not have the suffcient anchorage to be installed in these types of soil.
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The ground should be level Sufficient water drainage
>2.5°
No overhanging trees and
Easy access to power
powerlines