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PRE-ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE ASSEMBLY
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Do not expose the wooden parts and roof covering to the sun during assembly.
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In order to maximise the lifespan of your garden cabin, we advise you to varnish it before assembly so
that you can treat any areas that will become inaccessible once assembled.
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Your garden cabin must be treated with a protective (interior and exterior) fungicide and pesticide layer
on the woodwork (to protect against fungi and insects). Exposure to direct sunlight and rain is not recom-
mended during this process.
SELECTION AND PREPARATION OF THE SITE
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Your cabin must be placed on a completely flat surface. Do not assemble the cabin on inclined ground.
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Eliminate any oversized irregularities in the flatness of the surface. You can check the flatness of the
ground by using a ruler longer than the length of your cabin and a spirit level. Avoid backfilling with soil
or sand as this may affect the stability of the cabin. You can complete the preparation of the ground by
laying down a geotextile which will prevent the growth of plants under the floor.
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Assemble the product in a spacious area at least 2 meters away from any other object, structure or obs-
tacle (walls, barriers, hedges, trees, clotheslines or electrical cables, etc.) that may injure your children
while playing. This product must not be assembled on hard ground (concrete, tarmac, etc.).
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Make sure that the weather on the day chosen for the assembly of your cabin is dry and calm. Do not
attempt to build your cabin on a windy day.
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The assembly area must be clean, clear and completely flat. A cluttered, damp or wet work area can
pose a risk of injury. Make sure there are no cables on the floor during assembly.
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Provide sufficient working space to easily move and position parts during assembly. Make sure you have
enough space at the entrance so that the door(s) of your cabin can open fully.
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