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LEGACY GAZEBO

ILLUSTRATION QTY
PART# DESCRIPTION
Roof canopy
Touch-up paint
Top connector
Leg frame foot
Leg frame foot cover
Left cross beam
Right cross beam
Top roof rib
Corner roof rib
Center roof rib
Corner roof rib connector
Leg frame
Mosquito Netting
Plastic hanger
Finial
M6x12 mm screw
M6x20 mm screw
M6x25 mm screw
Nuts
Ground spike

SECTION 1: BUILDING THE FRAME OF THE GAZEBO
HELPFUL HINTS:
During assembly, do not tighten bolts completely. Keep them slightly loose to allow for proper alignment
of all parts.
STEP 1
(a) Attach corner roof rib connector #10 to leg frame #2
by using one M6x12 mm screw #15. See Fig. 1 a.
(b) Insert frame #2 into leg frame foot cover #3. See Fig. 1 b.
(c) Insert leg frame foot #4 into leg frame #2. Attach using
two M6x12 mm screws #15. See Fig. 1 c.
Repeat this step for the remaining three leg frames.
STEP 2
Place left cross beam #5 and right cross beam #6 at the desired
location on a level and flat surface. Insert left cross beam #5 into right cross beam #6 and
attach by using two M6x25 mm screws #17. Secure screws with nuts #18. See
Fig. 2. Repeat this step for remaining cross beams #5 and 6.
STEP 3
Place assembled leg frame #2,3 and 4 sections upright and set
them at four corners to form a square approximately 10 ft. by 10 ft.
See Fig. 3.
Note: Be sure the location is level and flat for best
results.
STEP 4
Use four M6x20 mm screws #16 to attach combined cross beam #5 and 6 to leg frame #2. See Fig. 4.
Repeat this step for the three remaining leg frames #2.
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Faces inside when assembled to leg frame.

SECTION 2: ROOF FRAME AND CANOPY ASSEMBLY
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STEP 5
Find an open area measuring approximately 11 ft. x 11 ft. to assemble the roof of the gazebo, seperate from the
assembled corners in step 3 and 4.
(a) Insert corner roof rib # 8 into top roof rib #7.
(b) Insert assembled corner roof rib section #7 and 8 into top connector #1.
Repeat this step for the remaining three pieces of Corner roof rib #8.
(c) Insert center roof rib #9 into top connector #1.
Repeat this step for the remaining three center roof ribs. See Fig. 5.
STEP 6
Note: To avoid any damage to the fabric, please do not use any sharp objects to open the gazebo cover package.
Carefully open the gazebo cover (roof canopy #11) and place it on assembled roof. Attach finial #14 on center
of roof top. MAKE SURE THE CORNERS OF THE CANOPY ALIGN WITH THE ROOF CORNERS. See Fig. 6.
Do not insert ribs into canopy cover end pockets until Step 7 is completed.
STEP 7
Use a step ladder with the help of four adults to lift the assembled roof above the frame of the gazebo.
Note: To avoid any damage to the upper frame, it is necessary to equally balance the four corner roof ribs #8 when
lifting the roof frame.
(a) Use M6x25 mm screw #17 to attach corner roof rib #8 to corner roof rib connector #10. Secure screws with nuts #18.
See Fig. 7.
(b) Use M6x12 mm screws #15 to secure the end of the center roof rib #9 to center of the combined cross beam #5 and 6.
See Fig. 8.
Tighten all screws and nuts. Secure canopy to roof by inserting roof ribs into canopy pockets.

STEP 8
Carefully open the package of mosquito netting #12 and hang it on the plastic hangers #13 of
your gazebo. The sequence of hangers should be five hangers on each cross beam #5 and 6.
You must secure your outdoor gazebo to the ground using ground spikes #19.
Helpful Hint: To better anchor your gazebo, insert the ground spikes into the ground at a 45 degree
angle. See Fig. 10. If you wish to locate your gazebo on a deck, lag screws or bolts (not included)
must be used.
WARNING: KEEP ALL FLAME AND HEAT SOURCES AWAY FROM THIS CANOPY FABRIC!
This canopy fabric meets the flammability requirements of CPAI-84. The fabric may burn if left in
continuous contact with any flame source. The application of any foreign substance to the canopy
fabric may render the flame-resistant properties ineffective. The structure of this gazebo is not
permanent. In order to protect your gazebo, please remove all covers during the winter season or if
inclement weather (rain, snow, hail, high wind) prevails. During heavy rain, you must push up on the
canopy to prevent the water from pooling to avoid damage to your gazebo. Any damage caused by
a natural act cannot be claimed.
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