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Canopy Replacement
AKZP/AKZ/A G28/A G78/AG19
Octagon/Square/Rectangle Styles
Instruction Manual
www.treasuregarden.com
©2019 Treasure Garden, Inc. - All Rights Reserved. Rev. 7/19
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Overview

This document is an instruction manual for replacing the canopy of Treasure Garden cantilever umbrellas, specifically models AKZP, AKZ, AG28, AG78, and AG19, available in Octagon, Square, and Rectangle styles. The manual provides a step-by-step guide for both removing the old canopy and installing a new replacement canopy.

Function Description:

The primary function of this manual is to guide users through the process of replacing the fabric canopy on their Treasure Garden cantilever umbrella. This replacement process is essential for maintaining the aesthetic appeal and protective function of the umbrella, allowing users to refresh their outdoor living space without needing to purchase an entirely new umbrella frame. The instructions are tailored to different canopy shapes (octagon, square, and rectangle) and account for variations in canopy attachment mechanisms, such as velcro and zippers, depending on the specific cantilever model. The replacement ensures continued shade and protection from the elements, extending the lifespan of the umbrella frame.

Usage Features:

The manual outlines a detailed, six-step process for canopy replacement.

  • Step 1: Preparation for Removal: The initial step requires ensuring the umbrella is in a closed position. For square and rectangle canopies, users must unscrew eight screws from the spring-loaded rib end caps using a Phillips screwdriver. These screws are to be set aside for re-use. Octagon canopy users can skip this specific screw removal step. This preparation ensures that the canopy is compact and accessible for removal.

  • Step 2: Initial Canopy Removal: This step emphasizes safety and efficiency, recommending a ladder and a two-person team for canopy removal and replacement. One person is advised to hold the ladder for stability while the second person climbs to the top of the umbrella to begin the removal process. This highlights the importance of safety and the physical demands of the task.

  • Step 3: Detaching the Canopy: Depending on the cantilever model, the canopy may feature velcro flaps and/or zippers. Users are instructed to open any velcro flaps and unzip the canopy from the top. Once unfastened, the canopy is to be slid down the ribs. The manual advises safely stepping down the ladder to continue removing the canopy from the lower sections of the umbrella. This step details the specific fasteners and the method for detaching the fabric.

  • Step 4: Installing the New Canopy - Initial Placement: This step focuses on preparing and positioning the new replacement canopy. Users are instructed to unfold the new canopy and gather its bottom (larger opening) towards the top (smaller opening). For octagon canopies, the top opening of the canopy is to be slid over all eight ribs. For square and rectangle canopies, the process begins by sliding the top opening over the four longest ribs first. Once these four are in place, the canopy is pulled up slightly to allow it to be pulled over the four shortest ribs. Once all eight ribs are inside the canopy, the installation continues by sliding the canopy upwards. A second person is recommended to hold the canopy to prevent it from dragging on the floor and getting dirty. This step requires careful handling and coordination, especially for larger canopy styles.

  • Step 5: Securing the Canopy at the Top: As the canopy is slid up the ribs and the user reaches the top of the umbrella, the canopy must be slid down under the cap. A crucial note is provided regarding the orientation of the canopy: the velcro and zipper should face the back side (towards the canopy support arm). To prevent the canopy from sliding back down, the velcro at the top should be fastened first. Following this, the canopy zipper is zipped up, and the velcro flap is secured. Finally, the canopy is tucked under the cap, ensuring a neat and secure fit at the umbrella's apex. This step details the final securing mechanisms and proper alignment.

  • Step 6: Final Canopy Attachment and Adjustment: After securing the top, the user safely climbs down the ladder. The ends of the canopy are then aligned with the spring-loaded rib ends. For octagon canopies, the spring-loaded rib ends are slid into the canopy pockets located underneath the canopy. For square and rectangle canopies, the eight screws previously removed in Step 1 are reattached to the end of the canopy and the spring-loaded rib end caps. The final action is to smooth out the canopy as necessary, ensuring it is properly tensioned and free of wrinkles. Once these steps are completed, the umbrella is ready for use. This step completes the physical attachment and prepares the umbrella for operation.

Important Technical Specifications (Implied):

While the manual does not list explicit technical specifications such as dimensions or material types, it implies several important aspects:

  • Compatibility: The canopies are specifically designed for Treasure Garden cantilever umbrella models AKZP, AKZ, AG28, AG78, and AG19. This indicates precise fitment requirements for the frame structure, rib lengths, and attachment points.
  • Shape and Rib Count: The instructions differentiate between octagon (8 ribs) and square/rectangle (implied 8 ribs, with 4 long and 4 short) canopy styles, highlighting variations in rib structure and attachment methods.
  • Attachment Mechanisms: The canopies utilize a combination of spring-loaded rib end caps, velcro flaps, and zippers for secure attachment, indicating a robust and adaptable design.
  • Material Properties (Implied): The instruction to prevent the canopy from dragging on the floor and getting dirty suggests that the canopy material is susceptible to dirt and requires care during installation, implying it is a fabric material.

Maintenance Features (Implied):

The manual itself is a maintenance guide, enabling users to perform a significant repair/refresh operation on their umbrella. While it doesn't detail ongoing cleaning or care for the canopy, the act of replacement is a key maintenance feature. The ability to replace the canopy extends the life of the entire umbrella system, as the frame and mechanism can often outlast the fabric canopy, which is exposed to weather and UV degradation. This promotes sustainability by allowing for component replacement rather than full unit disposal.

Treasure Garden AKZP Specifications

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BrandTreasure Garden
ModelAKZP
CategoryTent
LanguageEnglish

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