Grange CONTEMPORARY PKCPERGA User manual

CONTEMPORARY PERGOLA
PLAN
CONTEMPORARY PERGOLA (PKCPERGA)
Grange Code: PKCPERGA
GRANGE FENCING LIMITED
Halesfield 21, Telford TF7 4PA
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FEBRUARY 06 - ISSUE 1
Mixed Sources
Product group from well-managed
forests and other controlled sources.
Cert No. SGS-COC-0100
www.fsc.org
© 1996 Forest Stewardship Council
1.83m
FOOTPRINT
lite
lite
1.83m
2.195m
1.83m
2.7m
PACK A WITH 2.7m POSTS FOR BEDDING
DIRECTLY INTO THE GROUND
PACK A
Fig 1.

BRAFTERS
(ATRAFT9DRGA)
2
CRAFTERS
(ATRAFT9DRGB)
7
DCURVED
BEAM
(ATCBM4CP)
2
1. The Structure is spaced to allow standard
Grange panels to be inserted, if preferred, to
provide a screen. The distance between each of
the posts is therefore 1830mm (see Fig.1)
2. The curved Beams (D) have to be fixed to the
Rafters (B). Mark the centres of the Rafter and
the Curved Beam and line up before fixing the
Curved Beam with screws (x) (see Fig.2)
3. Once this has been done, mark out the points
where the remaining rafters (C) will be fixed.
Two of the Rafters will locate in the top of the
posts to form a square structure. Therefore, two
points between the centre and the morticed
point need to be marked.
4. Beginning with two Posts for the front of the
structure, position them where they will be
fixed. Do NOT fix at this point.
5. Next, insert one of the Rafters with a Curved
Beam attached into the tops of the Posts (Fig.3)
6. The side Rafters locate within the tops of the
Posts and the Rafters with the Curved Beams
attached.
7. Locate the side Rafters into the assembled end
section, resting the free ends on the ground.
8. Assemble the other two Posts with a Rafter and
Curved Beam.
9. Locate the free ends of the side Rafters into the
Posts to create a square structure.
10.Fix the four corner points with screws (x).
11. Fix the remaining five Rafters at the points
previously marked starting at the centre.
12. Ensure the structure is vertical and square
before fixing the Posts in place (see Fig.4)
CONTEMPORARY PERGOLA
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Ref.
CROSS HEAD SCREWDRIVER
PARTS SUPPLIED
TOOLS REQUIRED (not supplied)
Description Qty.
APOSTS
(ATPOST9)
4
The Contemporary Pergola is made of planed, pressure treated
and FSC certified timber. However, it must be remembered that
as a natural product, timber is subject to movement and
weathering as it seasons. It is not uncommon for small splits to
occur when drying and warping when timber is allowed to dry
too rapidly. These will normally go back when humidity rises. It
is nature at work and not considered a fault.
Its colour will also change with time. A retreatment, as required
with a proprietary wood treatment is recommended.
CARE OF YOUR PERGOLA
XSCREWS
No.10 x 3” 18
1x HARDWARE PACK & ACCESSORIES:
BEFORE YOU START
•Check the pack/s and make sure that you have
all of the parts listed above. If not, contact
your retailer who will be able to help you.
•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
SITE PREPARATION
Mark out the area where the
structure is to be sited using
the ‘footprint’ shown overleaf.
Excavate a 300mm2hole for
each post to a depth of at
least 300mm (see Fig.A).
This will give your structure
adequate stability.
ASSEMBLY
Fig A.
300mm
Fig 2.
B
C D
A
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