Cello 502432086 User manual

Mounting and user Instructions GB
Asennus- ja käyttöohjeet FI
Monterings- och användningsinstruktioner SE
Paigaldus- ja kasutusjuhised EE
Side awning 502432086
1-11
12-22
23-33
45-55
Monterings- og bruksanvisning NO 34-44

250 cm
160 cm

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Side Awning Cello
Content
Packing List...................................
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Product Description.......................
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Safety Instructions.........................
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Preparations..................................
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Mounting........................................
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Usage............................................
Maintenance……………………….
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Cleaning.........................................
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Dismounting...................................
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Storage...........................................
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Disposal..........................................
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Attention:
Read this instruction manual carefully and completely before mounting and usage. Keep this manual for future
reference.

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Dear Customer,
Thank you for buying the Cello side awning. To enjoy this product for a long time and for your own and the safety of other
people please obey the mounting instructions.
Before you start mounting and using the awning, please get familiar with this product. Make sure all parts listed up in
below packing lists are delivered and intact. If you find that there are parts missing or damaged please do not install the
awning but contact your dealer. Do not start the mounting if parts are missing.
Packing List
You should find following parts in the package:
Part
Quantity
①
Awning
1
②
②
Standing pole
1
③
Standing pole chassis
1
④
Wall Bracket
2
⑤
Wall-mounted Front Bar hook (top)
1
⑥
Wall-mounted Front Bar hook (bottom)
1
⑦
φ10*50
Rubber tube for concrete wall fixing
8
⑧
Screw (ST6*50) for fix the bracket on concrete wall or wood wall
8
⑨
Log bolt/Deck screw(wood floor mounting)(ST10*100)
4
⑩
Anchor with locknut, washer and locking ring(concrete floor mounting)
4

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Product Description
With the Cello side awning, you can easily build a light additional wall for terraces and outdoor living areas of terraced
and detached houses. With the awning you create a comfortable private area in your terrace. It provides protection from
the eyes and shades from sunburn. Besides the awning creates a windbreak area against a light wind (if a strong wind
the awning must be rolled in).
Important Safety Instructions
Warning: For your own and the safety of other persons, it is important to follow below instructions and obey warnings.
Symbol explanation
This warning triangle draws attention to hazards that can
cause a serious risk of injury or even death and are important
to the function of the awning.
This sign identifies important notes.
Safety instructions
To install this side awning technical knowledge is necessary. Do not mount this side awning yourself but
contact a professional workman for help if
you are unsure if the awning can be mounted on the place you chose for installation.
you do not understand the instruction manual or parts of it.
you do not have necessary tools available.
you do not have necessary technical knowledge
Do not install the side awning when you find damage parts are missing. Contact your dealer.
This product and its fixing parts are only suitable for installation on a plain cement wall or stable
unrendered brickwork or wooden wall. If the wall/brickwork shows cracks you have to consult a
professional.
Nobody is allowed to change the products’ design and structure without the permission of manufacture or
authorized deputy.

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Preparations
Make sure that no children and pets are present during mounting. They could get hurt by lain out parts or
tools.
Carefully remove the box and remove the protectors from side awning. Remove the plastic bags from the awing and
carefully place the awning aside to avoid having it damaged by scratches or otherwise damaged or soiled during
assembly. Check the number of parts in the packaging whether the packing list requirements, the quality of parts
availability issues, if questions, please contact the supplier.
Tools needed for assembly:
Drill
Masonry drill bit, 14 mm and 10mm
Level
Wrench 10mm, 17 mm
4mm hexagon spanner
Tape measure
Chalk or marker pen
Hammer
Mounting
If your building has an exterior shell (such as insulation, double brick floor, brick facing), installation should be
taken out by a professional.
For safe and smooth installation think about where you will be securing the awning to the wall before you
start drilling holes.
STEP 1: CHOSE MOUNTING LOCATION
For safe and smooth installation think about where you will be securing the awning to the wall before you start drilling holes,
Make sure the wall/support place is plain, so that bracket seats solidly.

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STEP 2: DRILLING HOLES AND INSTALLATION MOUNTING BRACKET
After choosing mounting position you can mark where you need to drill holes for the brackets(no need to drill for the wooden
wall).We already marked where and with what width brackets need to be mounted measure the width between the brackets
and copy it to the line on your wall/support place.
The way of mounting differs depending on whether it is attached to a wooden or concrete/brick wall. See the two options in
Figure 1 below.
Figure 1: The height of the side awning is 1,6M.
Leave a 200mm gap between the lower bracket’s hole of the awning and the surface of the terrace, doing this way the lower
edge of the awning is settling to the height of the surface/
floor.
There is 1200mm between the 2 brackets holes;
48mm is the distance between the hole of brackets.
Fix the brackets on the concrete wall with Screw (ST6*50) and rubber tube.
Fix the brackets on the wooden wall with Screw (ST6*50) without rubber tube.
Figure 1
For stone/concrete wall mounting, drill a 45mm deep hole in the wall for
the rubber tube.
There is no need to drill when attaching to a wooden wall.
Use nr 7 rubber tubes in
concrete/stone walls

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STEP 3: FIXING AWNING TO THE WALL BRACKETS
Uplift the awning casing back card slot snaps into wall brackets, using M5*10 hex bolts
Fixed the awning on wall.(Figure 2 )
Figure 2

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You can either use standing poles to install to the floor (then follow step 4) or you can use
wall-mounted hooks to fix to the opposite wall (then follow step 5). Or you can use both ways at the
same time (step 4 and 5) if necessary.
STEP 4: FIXING STANDING POLE
The way of mounting differs depending on whether it is attached to a wooden or concrete/cement
floor. See Figure 3 and Figure 4.
Figure 3:Fixing Standing Pole Chassis for wooden floor ;
You can pre-drill a hole in the wood to make it easier to fix the screws.
Drilling the hole is an optional step for wooden floor.
You can do it to help turning the screw in the wood.
The place of the pole chassis is chosen depending on how far you want the
awning to reach. The maximum length of the awning is 250 cm.
W distance max. 250cm
Figure 3

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Figure 4: Fixing Standing Pole Chassis for concrete floor ;
Use 14-mm drill to drill 4 holes on floor for the brackets at the appropriate marks on the wall.The holes
Should be more than 90mm deep in the floor/support place.
Figure 5: Fixing Standing Pole
The place of the pole chassis is chosen depending on how far you want the awning to
reach. The maximum length of the awning is 250 cm.
Figure 5
Figure 4
W distance max. 250cm