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Safety
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Take care when handling tools used for building the floor.
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Keep children and animals away from the assembly site.
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Some parts of the floor have sharp edges and can cause damage.
Be sure to wear personal protective equipment: work gloves, long
sleeves and goggles.
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Wear safety goggles for eye protection when using machine tools.
Make sure power tools are well sealed to avoid any risk of electric
shock.
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Do not try to assemble the floor in high winds, as the work site may
become hazardous.
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Make sure you do not put anything onto floor parts so they maintain
their original condition.
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Fuels and corrosive agents must be stored in sealed containers.
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Protect the floor from strong winds by fixing it properly to the
foundation.
Foundations
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Check local planning regulations before installing your floor.
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Choose a suitable location and allow enough working space around
the floor.
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Make sure you have a good base foundation before beginning floor
assembly.
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The floor must be built on a solid, flat foundation. For a suitable
base, we recommend that you use reinforced concrete or large
concrete slabs.
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For a reinforced concrete foundation, prepare an initial layer of
stones/pebbles. The foundation must be at least 10 cm thick. Leave
your cement to dry for at least 48 hours.
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Make sure that the foundation is levelled and allows water drainage
to avoid freezing.
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If the ground is at risk of freezing, the foundations must be below
the frost line; otherwise, you need to install an insulation slab to stop
frost from affecting the structure.
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Check each floor dimension to make sure it sits perfectly on the
foundation.
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In order to avoid moisture rising through the walls, please always
isolate the first plank from the slab using a level band (not supplied
with garden shelters).
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Carefully laid foundations are crucial to successful construction.
Foundations must be perfectly level. The foundations and structure
must remain horizontal. Even after construction, the wooden
structure must be able to expand and contract naturally.
WARNING: If the floor is not constructed in one go, we advise
you to store it inside or in a protected location. If this is the
case, do not unpack the product. It must not be laid directly on
the ground to prevent any contact with moisture. It is important
that the storage location is flat, or your wooden baulks may
buckle.
Guarantee
We devote special attention to selecting highquality materials and use
manufacturing techniques that enable us to create designer and durable
product ranges.
That is why we offer a 5 year warranty (excluding roofing materials,
1 year for all hardware and 2 years for joinery) against product
manufacturing defects.
This product is under warranty for 5 years as from the date of purchase,
for normal, non-professional household use. The warranty shall only
apply upon presentation of the till receipt or the invoice. Keep your proof
of purchase in a safe place.
The warranty covers product breakdowns and malfunctions under the
condition that the product is used in accordance with its intended use
and subject to installation and maintenance in accordance with good
practice and the information contained in the user's manual.
This product must be installed so that it may be later removed without
damaging it.
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This contractual warranty does not cover defects and damage caused
by the natural wear of parts, bad weather, flooding, heat releases,
freezing, damage caused by water quality (hardness, aggressiveness,
corrosion, etc.), by the presence of foreign bodies transported by water
or otherwise (sand, filings, etc.) or the lack of room ventilation, and
damages that could be the consequence of improper use, misuse,
negligence, accident or maintenance that is defective or does not
comply with good practice or the information in the user's manual.
The following are also excluded from the warranty: harmful
consequences due to the use of accessories and / or nonoriginal
equipment manufacturer or improper replacement parts, disassembly or
product modification.
The warranty is limited to those parts recognised as defective. Under
no circumstances shall it cover fringe expenses (travel, labour) and
direct and consequential damage. Guarantee related queries should
be addressed to a store affiliated with the distributor you purchased the
product from.
This guarantee is in addition to and does not affect your statutory rights.
IMPORTANT - RETAIN FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE: READ
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Sécurité
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Soyez prudent avec les outils utilisés pour le montage du plancher.
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Eloignez vos enfants et vos animaux du site d'assemblage
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Quelques éléments du plancher contiennent des bords tranchants
et peuvent causer des dommages. Veillez à porter l'équipement
nécessaire à votre sécurité : des gants de travail, de longues
manches et des lunettes de protection.
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Portez des lunettes de protection lors de l'usage de machines-outils.
Assurez-vous de la bonne étanchéité de vos outils électriques pour
éviter tout risque d'électrocution.
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N'essayez pas d'assembler le plancher par plein vent au risque de
rendre le chantier difficile et dangereux.
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Veillez à ne rien poser sur les pièces détachées du plancher pour
maintenir leur état d'origine.
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Les combustibles et le corrosif doivent être stockés dans des
récipients étanches.
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Protégez le plancher des vents violents en le fixant bien aux
fondations. Fixer le toit de l'abri avec soin.
Fondations
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Vérifiez vos codes d'urbanisme avant toute pose de votre plancher.
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Choisissez un emplacement adapté pour pouvoir travailler autour du
plancher.
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Assurez-vous d'avoir de bonnes fondations avant de commencer
l'assemblage du plancher.
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Le plancher doit être construit sur une fondation solide, et plane.
Pour une base appropriée du plancher, nous vous recommandons
d'utiliser une fondation en béton armé ou des dalles de béton de
grande taille.
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Pour une fondation en béton armé, préparez une première couche
de pierres / cailloux. La fondation doit faire à minima 10 cm
d'épaisseur. Laissez sécher votre ciment pendant au moins 48
heures.
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Assurez-vous que la fondation soit nivelée, et qu'elle permette le
drainage des eaux afin d'éviter le gel. Si le sol risque de geler, les
fondations doivent se trouver au-dessous du niveau du gel, sinon il
faut réaliser une base d'isolation pour empêcher le gel d'atteindre la
structure.
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Réglez la limite de couple de votre visseuse pour ne pas
endommager les parties bois.
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Vérifier chacune des dimensions du plancher pour vous assurer un
parfait dimensionnement de la fondation.
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