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Identifies the specific model and item numbers for the Gabled Soft-Top Gazebo.
Information about the Style Selections brand, its trademarks, and customer service contact number.
Lists parts for the gazebo's small top structure, including bracing, frames, tubes, and devices.
Includes the small canopy and small netting components for the gazebo's top section.
Details main bracing, vertical beams, and long top bars for the gazebo's upper frame structure.
Includes the big canopy and triangle netting components for the gazebo's roof and sides.
Lists posts, left/right support bars, and beams that form the gazebo's main vertical supports.
Includes protection corners, netting tubes, connectors, bases, and base covers for the gazebo frame.
Lists curtains and mosquito nets as accessory fabric components for the gazebo.
Details various bolts, handle screws, and flat washers used in the assembly process.
Lists nuts, caps, gaskets, rings, wrenches, and stakes required for assembly.
Crucial safety guidelines, load limits, fire warnings, and general precautions for safe gazebo use.
Steps for preparing assembly, recommended tools, and estimated assembly time for the gazebo.
Guides on connecting the base (O1) to the post (A) using bolts and covers.
Steps for connecting left/right beams (C1/C2) to the beam connector (I) with bolts.
Instructions for attaching netting tube connectors (F) to the beams using bolts and covers.
Steps for connecting beams (C1/C2) to posts (A) to form the main gazebo structure.
Connecting support bars (B1/B2) to posts (A) and beams (C1/C2) using bolts.
Inserting netting tubes (E) into connectors (F) and securing them with bolts and gaskets.
Connecting top bar connectors (N) to posts (A) and protection corners (D) to beams (C1/C2).
Connecting connection tubes (Q) to the small top frames (R) using bolts and covers.
Assembling small top frames (R), connecting them to frames (P3) and tubes (Q).
Attaching the small canopy tube (R1) to the small top connecting frame (P3) with bolts and nuts.
Inserting long top bars (J) into frames (R) and connectors (N), securing with bolts and nuts.
Connecting middle vertical beams (H2) to decorative covers (K) and connectors (M).
Connecting middle beams (H1) to connection frames (P3) and connectors (M).
Connecting left bracing (G1) and right bracing (G2) to beams (C1/C2) and connectors (M).
Connecting middle bracing (H3/H4) to decorative covers (K) and other bracing pieces.
Placing the Big Canopy (T) over the fully assembled gazebo frame.
Attaching the Small Canopy (S) and Decorative Ball (P4) to the small top assembly.
Pulling the Big Canopy (T) tight and attaching it to the gable with handle screws (CC).
Inserting Long Top Bars (J1) into connection tubes (Q) and securing them with handle screws (LL).
Installing Small Netting (S1) onto the outside of the connection frame (P3) using felts.
Fixing Triangle Netting (W) onto the velcro tapes pasted on the inside of the shelf.
Hanging Curtains (U) inside netting tubes and attaching Mosquito Nets (V) outside.
Inserting Stakes (OO) into the ground through the Base (O1) for stability.
Guidelines for cleaning the gazebo fabric and frame, and preventing surface oxidation (rusting).
Details of the 1-year warranty for frame and fabric, including covered and non-covered items.
Lists replacement parts with descriptions, part numbers, and quantities for ordering purposes.
General| Frame Material | Wood |
|---|---|
| Material | Wood |
| Siding Material | Wood |
| Assembled Height (in.) | 96 |
| Assembled Width (in.) | 96 |
| Primary Use | Storage |
