BEFORE YOU START
•Please ensure that you check all the component parts for quantity and quality before you commence building the
product. Report any missing parts immediately. The manufacturer will not accept any responsibility for damaged items
once any part of the product has been fitted or altered in any way.
•Timber is a natural material and will react to varying levels of moisture content - ie. will swell or shrink. All of the Timber
components are pressure treated green. However, should extra protection be required, they should be treated using a
wood preservative treatment, following the manufacturers instructions.
HEALTH AND SAFETY
Donot lean or stand on the assembly at any time - the structure is not of a load bearing design.
Do not overstretch when working from the step ladder.
In order to reduce the risk of suffocation please keep all plastic bags and small parts away from children.
•When you are ready to start, make sure you have the right tools to hand, plenty of space and a
clean,dry area for assembly. It is advisable for two people to carry out the work.
Thank you for choosing this garden structure from Grange. In order to gain the most benefit
from it please read the following instructions carefully.
TOOLS REQUIRED (Not Supplied)
POWER DRILL
SPIRIT LEVEL
TAPE MEASURE
STEPLADDER
PARTS LIST
RUSTIC POLES 12
CORNER SUPPORTS 8
HARDWARE PACK
SCREW 6 x 100 18
SCREW 5 x 80 16
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
The footprint for the Pergola is
not fixed so that some
adjustment may be made if
required.
STEP 1
Mark out the position where
the Pergola will be sited. The
usual distance between the
posts would be 180cm. Prepare
holes to accept the posts to a
depth of 30cm plus an
allowance for the preferred
method of fixing.
STEP 2
Take two of the poles (1)to
provide the cross members at
the top of the posts. From the
centre of the poles mark two
points equally spaced either
side where the posts will be
fixed.
STEP 3
Drill 6mm clearance holes
through the poles at the points
marked.
STEP 4
Take one of the
pre-drilled poles and two from
the remaining poles to be used
as posts.
STEP 5
Fix the pre-drilled pole to the
top of each of the posts using
screws (x).
STEP 6
Each of the joints now needs
to be supported by fixing a
corner support to them.
Ensuring the post is at right
angles to thepole, fix a
support (2) to each joint using
screws (y).
STEP 7
Repeat for the other pre-drilled
poleand two posts.
STEP 8
You should now have six poles
free. Mark each pole with two
points equally spaced either
side of the centre point where
the two assembled sections
will be fixed.
1
2
1
x
y
2
y
x
180cm sq.
(approx)
=
RUSTIC ROSE
PERGOLA
‘FOOTPRINT’
30cm
measure
from centre
11
1
1
x
x
=
=
STEP 2 - 5
STEP 1
STEP 6
y
y
1
1
2