Churnet Valley CA101 User manual

Cottage Arbour Assembly Instructions –CA101/2
When receiving this product you will receive 6 different items they are as
follows:
Part 1 & 2 Left Hand Side Part 3 Back Panel Part 4 Seat Panel
/Right Hand Side Panel
Part 5 Roof Panel
Part 6 Product instructions
and screw pack 12 screws all
the same size will be need for
this assembly:

1. Find a flat surface and lay parts 1, 2 & 3 as shown,
ensuring that the cup holders on both side panels
are facing inwards. Insert 4 screws through the
back panel (part 3) where the arrows show and
screw them into both side panels. Once
assembled stand up the arbour assembly.
2. Next insert the seat ( part 4) When inserting the
seat if you find It is a little bit tight just pull the
side panels out a little bit at the front, then lower
the seat unit onto the ledges on each side panel.
Screw the seat unit in to place.
Using 2 screws, screw into the seat at an angle on
each side, as indicated by the arrows (right)
Using 2 more screws, screw through each side of
the side panel into the seat. As indicated (below)

3. Place the roof panel on to the assembly
(Part 5) it should fit straight on top. Once the
roof has been placed into position screw into
place using 4 screws as indicated by the
arrows:
2 screws should be screwed at an angle,
through the side panels and into the roof
section –outside arrows.
2 screws should be screwed through the back
panel and into the roof section –middle
arrows.
Your Arbour is now complete.
Sit back and relax
PRODUCT INFORMATION–PLEASE READ
Thank you for making the decision to purchase our eco-friendly garden products.
When first delivered your item may appear to look slightly green in colour. This is due to the Tanalith-
E treatment which the wood has been pressure treated with. The green tint will fade as the treatment
fully settles. There may be residue of the treatment in a dry form around the knots which can be easily
wiped off with a cloth or stiff brush. This will not affect the efficiency of the treatment.
We made the decision to have our furniture pressure treated as it is the best possible way to ensure
that you will get maximum life out of your garden furniture. The pressure treatment process can
protect the timber against rot for as long as 25 years which means that we are manufacturing
responsibly and showing care for the environment. However, during the pressure treatment process
some of the natural oils and resins are removed from the timber and replaced with the Tanalith-E
treatment. This means that the timber is more prone to splits and cracks than non treated timber.
During hot or dry spells, the grain can open up and splits or cracks appear, this is of no detriment
whatsoever to the longevity of the product and is completely natural due to wood being a natural
product. When the weather is damp or humid then the timber will absorb moisture from the air, the
grain will swell and the splits or cracks will lessen or disappear. Your timber product does not need
further preservative treatment to stop it from deteriorating, however, we do advise that it is coated
on the surface areas with a decking oil, garden furniture oil or furniture protector once a year to
moisturise the timber and help to protect against UV damage.