Eden Royal Well Burford 86 Manuel D'instructions page 76

Section 10
This section shows you how to do all of the finishing touches to your
greenhouse.
The first part in this section shows you how to fit the vents as shown right.
To fit the vents, slide them into the two J shaped channels of the ridge (22)
as shown in your instruction manual box 1. This is where you're going to
slide the corresponding J on the vent head (24) in from the end.
To do this you must lift the vent parallel with the floor as shown in box 3
then slide into the ridge as in box 4. Slide it along the ridge into position
then lower it down into the bay as shown in box 5.
If for any reason the vent stay (71) does not line up with the pegs in the
vent transom (27), you can lift the vent and slide it within the bay to make
it line up. If this does not solve the problem, loosen the square headed
bolts and nuts (50, 51) that secure the vent transom (27) and move it left
or right within the bay to make it line up.
The second part of this section shows you how to fit the plastic parts to
your greenhouse.
This section is pretty self explanatory but to make the gutter ends (53, 54)
water tight, we recommend sealing them with silicone to the ends of the
gutters (2).
The best way to fit the integral base covers (115, 116 and 117) is to open
the channels which go over and underneath the profile by stretching them.
This will make fitting much easier.
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The third part of this section shows you how to secure down the greenhouse.
To secure the base down on earth using the supplied ground anchor method,
with the ground anchors situated in place making sure that the greenhouse is
level, as shown in box 1, pour concrete / post mix into your pre dug holes.
Check to confirm the greenhouse is level before the concrete / post mix sets,
while also taking into consideration which direction you want the rain water
in the gutters to flow.
For slab/concrete foundation, using the L shaped brackets provided. Drill into
the concrete/slabs using a 7mm masonry drill bit and secure using 8mm plugs
and screws. We recommend using penny washers (not supplied) to distribute
force over a wider surface other than just the screw head as shown in boxes 2.
The last thing to do is to remove the threshold setting brace (19/78) as shown
in box 3.
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