This document is an instruction manual for a "Large Chicken Coop" (Grand Enclos Poulailler) with the model number PW10044. It provides detailed assembly instructions and important safety information for the product.
Function Description
The device is a large chicken coop designed to house chickens, providing them with a secure and enclosed space. It features a robust frame structure, likely covered with mesh or wire, and a roof to offer shelter. The coop appears to be a walk-in design, allowing for easy access for cleaning, feeding, and egg collection. The overall structure suggests it's intended for outdoor use, providing a safe environment for poultry while protecting them from predators and the elements.
Important Technical Specifications
The manual includes a comprehensive list of parts and hardware, detailing various components with their dimensions and quantities.
Parts (PIÈCES):
The main structural components are metal poles of varying lengths and diameters, indicating a sturdy frame construction.
- (1) x4 / 1420mm: Four poles, each 1420mm long.
- (2) x9 / 1952mm: Nine poles, each 1952mm long.
- (2)A x4 / 1952mm: Four poles, each 1952mm long (variant A).
- (2)B x2 / 1952mm: Two poles, each 1952mm long (variant B).
- (3) x4 / 970mm: Four poles, each 970mm long.
- (3)A x4 / 970mm: Four poles, each 970mm long (variant A).
- (4) x4 / 1540mm: Four poles, each 1540mm long.
- (5) x1 / 1687mm: One pole, 1687mm long.
- (5)A x1 / 1687mm: One pole, 1687mm long (variant A).
- (6) x1 / 1605mm: One pole, 1605mm long.
- (7) x1 / 1850mm: One pole, 1850mm long.
- (10) x8 / 395mm (Φ16*395mm): Eight poles, 395mm long with a diameter of 16mm.
- (A) x2 / 1600mm: Two poles, 1600mm long.
- (C) x2 / 497mm: Two poles, 497mm long.
- (P) x1 / 2x3.48m: One piece of material, 2x3.48 meters (likely the roof cover).
- (Q) x1 / 1x42mm: One piece of material, 1x42mm (unspecified, possibly a small accessory or tie).
Hardware (QUINCAILLERIE):
The hardware consists of various connectors, bolts, and accessories essential for assembling the frame and attaching the mesh/cover.
- (D) x1: One specific connector.
- (E1) x2: Two type E1 connectors.
- (E2) x2: Two type E2 connectors. The manual highlights "DIFFERENT HOLES SITUATIONS INE1&E2 / DIFFÉRENTES SITUATIONS DE TROUS DANS E1&E2" on page 6, indicating that E1 and E2 connectors have distinct hole patterns crucial for correct assembly. An illustration shows the correct and incorrect placement of these connectors in a rectangular frame.
- (E3) x2: Two type E3 connectors.
- (E4) x2: Two type E4 connectors.
- (F) x5: Five type F connectors.
- (G) x1: One type G connector.
- (H1) x2: Two type H1 connectors.
- (H2) x2: Two type H2 connectors.
- (V) x1: One type V connector.
- (I) x16: Sixteen bolts/screws.
- (J) x2: Two type J connectors.
- (J) x2: Two additional type J connectors (appears to be a duplicate listing or a different variant of J).
- (L) x6 M8 +1(SPARE): Six M8 bolts, with one spare.
- (K) x26 M6 +2(SPARE): Twenty-six M6 bolts, with two spares.
- (M) x1: One type M component (possibly a latch or hinge).
- (O) x1: One type O component (possibly a set of ties or small fasteners).
- (R) x12: Twelve type R components (likely ground stakes or anchors).
- (S) x1: One type S component.
- (T) x2: Two type T components (possibly hinges or brackets).
- (W) x10: Ten type W components (possibly clips or ties for the mesh/cover).
- INSTRUCTIONS: A visual representation of the assembled coop.
Usage Features
The chicken coop is designed for ease of assembly and practical use.
- Clear Assembly Steps: The manual provides step-by-step visual instructions (pages 7-11) to guide the user through the construction process.
- Walk-in Design: The illustrations show a structure large enough for a person to enter, facilitating easy access for daily tasks.
- Secure Enclosure: The use of mesh/wire (implied by the structure and the "Large Chicken Coop" description) ensures the safety of the chickens from predators.
- Shelter: The inclusion of a roof material (P) indicates protection from sun and rain.
- Stability: The instruction to "Always place the product on a flat, steady and stable surface" and the inclusion of ground stakes (R) suggest a focus on stability and security once assembled.
Maintenance Features
While the manual doesn't explicitly detail maintenance, several aspects can be inferred:
- Durable Materials: The use of metal poles and various connectors suggests a robust and potentially weather-resistant structure, implying minimal maintenance for the frame itself.
- Easy Cleaning Access: The walk-in design (as depicted in the assembly steps) makes it convenient to clean the interior of the coop, remove waste, and refresh bedding.
- Replacement Parts: The "Return / Damage Claim Instructions" section (page 12) indicates a process for obtaining replacement parts, which is crucial for long-term maintenance and repair. Users are advised to keep the original box markings and take photos of damaged parts to facilitate this process.
- Important Safety Information: The "Before You Start" section emphasizes retaining instructions for future reference, separating and counting parts, and reading through each step carefully. This proactive approach to assembly contributes to the longevity and safety of the product, indirectly reducing maintenance issues caused by improper setup.
- Choking Hazard Warning: The warning to "Keep all small parts and packaging materials for this product away from babies and children as they potentially pose a serious choking hazard" is a safety measure that also implies careful handling of components during and after assembly, which can prevent loss or damage to small parts.
The manual concludes with contact information for customer support in various regions (USA, AUS, GBR, FRA), highlighting the availability of assistance for any difficulties encountered, which is a key aspect of product support and long-term usability.
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