Instant Shade Umbrella ECLIPSE V2 User manual

ECLIPSE V2

ECLIPSE V2
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Eclipse cantilever umbrella
Congratulations on purchasing your Eclipse cantilever umbrella. The Eclipse is manufactured
using the best materials and fabrics, which are designed to give you many years of use and
enjoyment. The following information is provided to advise you on how to correctly operate
your Eclipse umbrella to ensure trouble-free use and ease of operation.
Please follow these instructions as they are designed to assist you in operating the umbrella,
and to prolong the life of the various parts.
General information
Your Eclipse Umbrella is principally intended for use in low to moderate wind conditions
which will provide you with many hours of protection from the sun and light rain. You will get
maximum benet from your umbrella when you use it in accordance with our instructions and
in the weather conditions for which it is designed.
• Do not leave umbrella open when unattended, particularly in windy conditions.
• The umbrella should be securely strapped when closed, especially in strong winds and
adverse weather conditions.
• Any modications to your umbrella, except those made by Instant Shade Umbrellas, may
invalidate the warranty.
• The umbrella should be clean and dry prior to storing away for extended periods of time.
This will prevent mould from developing.
• Inspect the installation tting / base periodically and tighten if required.
Simple maintenance instructions:
(1) If you have a cover bag, we recommend you use it whenever the umbrella is closed. This
will greatly extend the life of the canopy.
(2) In coastal or metropolitan environments it is benecial to periodically wash your umbrella
using fresh water from a hose. This includes the canopy and frame.
(3) Should the 16 rotating-mechanism stop-pin holes become lled with sand or dust etc.,
remove the umbrella from its spigot and remove the spigot from the umbrella base plate.
Clean out the 16 rotating-mechanism stop-pin holes and apply some grease or lubricant to
the spigot shaft. This will be a two man job.
(4) When the umbrella is closed for extended periods of time, it is best to fold the acrylic
canvas canopy as shown in “To close Eclipse umbrella (pg7)”. This will prolong the new
look of the canvas, preventing marking caused by “pinching” in the aluminium frame.

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Care & cleaning of acrylic canvas fabric
• Proper care and cleaning should be taken to ensure the life of outdoor fabrics. For regular
care and maintenance, excessive dirt should be brushed from the fabric using a soft brush;
the fabric should then be sprayed with water (i.e. garden hose) and air-dried. Periodically,
the fabric should undergo a more thorough cleaning, again, brush fabric with a soft bristled
brush, spray with water (not exceeding 100°F / 40°C), apply a gentle natural soap,(i.e.
Morning Fresh), rinse thoroughly and air-dry.
• Fabric should never be stored while wet, always ensure fabric is thoroughly dried before
storing for extended periods.
• Any early signs of mould and mildew must be removed immediately.
• For more information about how to clean your acrylic canvas fabric please visit:
www.sunbrella.com/en-us/how-to-clean

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ECLIPSE V2
Eclipse parts identication
23 Mast cap 24 Mast-wall pulley
22 Top braket
13 Top hub pulley
11 Top hub
10 Tube holder
2 Arrow head
end tting
NOTE:
When the Eclipse is closed, the swivel
connection is near the top of the mast.
When the Eclipse is open, swivel connection
is lower down inside the mast.
39 Spacer buttons
with screws
(4 arms only)
4 Canopy
buttons
1 Arms
5 Struts
40 Knurl pins
6 Bottom hub
7 Tube locator
17 Barrel bolts
15 Barrel
bolts
32 Internal
-winder unit
30 Winder
handle
8 3mm
ss cable
18 Top stay
14 Main arm
20 Slider-car tilt knob and
horizontal tilt locking pin
38 Stay Block (black-slider
tting in mast)
37 Lift-off pin
33 Spigot
34 Acetal ring
35 Rotating mechanism
27 Mast
29 Winder
cord
19 Slider car
26 Swivel
connection 16 Large
strop
21 Bottom stay
3 Small strops
9 Hub tube

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Eclipse parts identication
1 Arms
2 Small end ttings for canopy screw
3 Small strops (knurl pin not included)
4 Canopy buttons
5 Struts
6 Bottom hub
7 Tube locator
8 3mm stainless-steel cable
9 Hub tube
10 Tube holder
11 Top hub
13 Top hub pulley
14 Main arm
16 Large strop (aluminium)
17 Barrel bolts
18 Top stay
19 Slider car
20 Slider-car tilt knob and horizontal tilt locking pin
21 Bottom stay
22 Top bracket
23 Mast cap
24 Mast-wall pulley
26 Swivel connection
27 Mast
29 Winder cord
30 Winder handle
32 Internal-winder unit (including rope)
33 Spigot
34 Acetal ring
35 Rotating mechanism (completed set)
37 Lift-off pin
38 Stay Block (black-slider tting in mast)
39 Spacer buttons with screws (4 arms only)
40 Knurl pin

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ECLIPSE V2
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To open the Eclipse umbrella
1Remove the strap from the canopy.
2Gently spread the canopy arms open
(refer Figure A).
3Ensure the slider-car knob is loose and slider-
car can move freely (refer Figure B). Insert the
winder handle (30) into the hole on the side of
the mast and rotate in a clockwise direction.
4Continue winding until the canopy is fully open
and the edge of the canopy is tight
(refer Figure C).
Note: The winder handle will become a
little harder to wind as the umbrella nears fully
open.
5Once the canopy is fully opened, hold the
slider-car knob (20) and push the slider-car
up until the canopy is at the desired tilt angle.
Tighten slider-car knob (20) clockwise to
secure the umbrella at that angle.
IMPORTANT: The slider-car knob (20) must
be done up tightly, especially when used in
high winds.
6When the slider-car is pushed up to the
highest point, the locking pin (20) will auto-
matically engage, locking the canopy in the
horizontal position. The optimum strength of
the umbrella is reached only when the canopy
is in the horizontal position, with the slider-car
at its maximum height and the locking pin (20)
engaged.
7The tilt angle of the canopy can be adjusted as
required at any time by loosening the slider-
car knob (20), pulling the locking pin outward
and sliding the slider-car up and down the
mast.
Note: The locking pin will only engage at
the horizontal level.
Figure A
Gently spread the canopy arms open
Figure B
Ensure tilt knob is loose (turn anti-clockwise) when
opening and closing umbrella
Figure C
Edge of canopy should be tight

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To close the Eclipse umbrella
1 Rotate the winder handle (30) in an anti-
clockwise direction. The canopy will begin
to collapse. Continue winding in an anti-
clockwise direction until the canopy is mostly
closed and the canopy arms are pointing
almost vertically to the ground.
2Turn the slider-car tilt knob (20) anti-clockwise
until loose, hold the slider-car tilt knob and
pull the slider car down the mast towards
the ground. If the canopy is in the horizontal
position, pull the locking pin out rst.
3Fold the canopy neatly when storing for
extended periods of time to reduce the risk
of damage to the canopy caused by constant
rubbing against the umbrella frame. To do this,
stand in front of the canopy and take hold of
the front two panels, pull them away from the
umbrella towards your body and roll them
together back towards the umbrella frame.
Hold the rolled panels with one hand, while
grabbing a third panel, tightly folding it over
the roll to hold it in place, alternate folding
over the remaining ve panels from left to
right.
4 Secure the folded panels in place with the
canopy strap, wrapping it rmly around the
mast and canopy. Gently push the folded
canopy back against the mast so that it is
compact. IMPORTANT: When the umbrella is
closed it should always be rmly strapped.
5 FITTING THE OPTIONAL COVERBAG: Stand
in front of the folded canopy and open the
coverbag zip completely. Use the handle rod
to lift the coverbag behind the mast and up
as high as possible to clear the top of the
umbrella. Pull the coverbag down over the
top of the mast and canopy. Zip the coverbag
closed. The zip should be on the front side of
the canopy, not at the back of the mast.
Figure A
Ensure tilt knob is loose (turn anticlockwise) when
closing umbrella.
Figure B
Closing down and applying the optional coverbag

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ECLIPSE V2
To rotate the Eclipse umbrella
There are 16 rotational-locking holes in the spigot.
These location holes are found at every 22.5
degree interval around the spigot plate. They are
located where indicated on the top of the spigot
base and are under the nylon indexing shield (34)
which acts as a dust cover for the holes not in use.
1Pull the rotation lift handle (35) out from the
mast cavity (refer Figure A).
2Lift up on the handle and feel the resistance
from the spring that houses the rotating lock
pin. WARNING: In lifting this handle you are
not attempting to lift the whole umbrella,
rather just the spring on the rotating lock
pin that locates the rotation lock pin.
3 By using the rotating-lift handle (35) as a
lever, you can rotate the umbrella on the base
(refer Figure B) until you arrive at the new
desired position.
4Each position is marked by a notch on the
spigot plate. Align the indicator arrow with
a notch (refer Figure C). Once aligned with a
notch, lower the rotating handle to engage
the rotating-lock pin. WARNING: Do not force
the rotating handle down if the indicator
arrow is between notch positions. The
rotating handle should close easily. If any
resistance is encountered do not force it,
rotate the umbrella further until the pin
engages in a locking hole.
Figure A
Lift rotation handle
Figure B
Rotate the umbrella by using the handle
Figure C
Align the indicator arrow with a notch

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To use your (optional) stabiliser bars kit
Your Eclipse cantilever umbrella can be tted with an
optional “stay kit” to assist its performance in a wider
range of wind conditions.
Note: The Eclipse umbrella does not need to be tted
with the stay kit for normal operation in calm to
moderate wind conditions. However for higher wind
environments or for commercial applications it is
advisable to t the stay kit to add stability to the
umbrella.
To install stay kit:
1 Slide the stabiliser arm block (38) up the internal mast
housing to a height roughly the same as the height of
the stabiliser bars when standing vertical (refer Figure
A).
2Attach the threaded stainless screw (with the two
aluminium stays attached) to the stay block in the mast
and tighten the screw sufciently for the stay block to
remain in position without sliding down the mast (refer
Figure B).
3 Swing either aluminium-stay arm off the ground and
attach to the umbrella arms (refer Figure C) using the
black ‘screw in’ ttings.
4You may need to loosen the locking knob (refer Figure
B) and adjust up or down the mast for the stabiliser
arms to reach the correct position on the arms (refer
Figure C). Once both stabiliser arms have been
attached, tighten the central threaded-locking knob
to lock in position (refer Figure C - stay kit correctly
tted).
CAUTION: Do not over tension as this may distort the
umbrella arms. Reverse the process to remove the stay
kit. The stay kit must be removed to close the umbrella
or tilt the canopy. IMPORTANT: Your Eclipse umbrella,
even when tted with the stay kit, is not a permanent,
all-weather structure. The umbrella should be closed
and folded when not in use and never left open when
unattended or in strong winds.
Figure C
Umbrella with stays attached
Figure B
Screw stays into stay block
Figure A
Slide stay block up mast

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Installation procedure
Your Eclipse umbrella comes fully assembled in the box that it is delivered in. There are three different
ways to install your Eclipse umbrella:
1Installing on a timber deck using a base plate.
2Installing on an existing concrete slab using a base plate.
3 Installing into the ground (ie into a lawn, garden or paved patio) using an in-ground tting.
Prior to installing your installation ttings please read the important information below.
Correct alignment of installation ttings
Your Eclipse umbrella can rotate 360 degrees and be locked in 16 different locations. This means that
every 22.5 degrees of rotation there is provision to lock the umbrella. In most situations there will be a
preferred area over which you will predominantly want shade. To ensure you have the ability to shade
your preferred location you must have one of the 22.5 degree rotation locking holes in line with this
position. Please have a look at the underside of your spigot to see these 16 locking holes.
There is a locking hole in line with each of the 4 spigot bolt holes in the spigot plate. There are also three
intermediate holes between each of the spigot bolt holes and these are marked with an indicator mark on
the top of the spigot plate.
To point your umbrella in the perfect direction or to have a symmetrical installation (especially when
installing square umbrellas) it is very important to make sure you install the base plate or in-ground tting
square to the direction that you predominantly want the umbrella to point.
Installing your base plate or in-ground tting
There a three different ways to install your Eclipse umbrella. Select the installation method from the
following pages for the relevant instructions.
Base Plate In-ground tting
Preferred direction
for umbrella to point

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1. Installing on a timber deck using a base plate:
To install your Eclipse umbrella onto a timber deck the following instructions should be followed.
To install an Eclipse onto a timber deck you will need a base plate, deck bolts, a decent drill, timber (to
make a reinforcing “nog”) and suitable xings to secure the nog to the deck joists.
Your umbrella must be bolted down into a reinforced “nog” that is xed under the deck planks to the
deck joist. The umbrella must not only be xed to the deck planking as this will likely result in the deck
planks “pulling up” and the umbrella falling over in high winds.
Once you have decided on the location of the umbrella/base plate (IMPORTANT: Please ensure you have
rst read “correct alignment of installation ttings” on page
10) then use the 4 x outer holes in the base
plate as a template to start drilling each of the holes in the deck. Make sure each of the 4 x holes go
through decking and miss the joists.
Using the 4 x holes drilled in the deck as a guide, you now need to install a reinforcing nog/brace hard
up under the decking for the base plate bolts to be xed into. It is recommended that two timber “nogs”
or “braces” be secured between the deck joists or bearers that form the structural frame of the deck.
Ideally the nog/brace should be two lengths of 200 x 100mm timber posts side by side, or alternatively
four pieces of 200 x 50mm timber joists sandwiched together to form a 400mm wide x 100mm thick
nog/brace for the umbrella base plate to bolt through. The nog/brace must then be securely xed to the
deck frame/joists using suitable xings. These may be large galvanised nails, coach screws or builders
brackets etc. If the installation is in a sea spray zone or coastal environment then stainless steel xings
should be used.
You can now use the 4 x holes already drilled in your decking and drill them all the way through the newly
installed nog/brace under the decking. Put the base plate in place and install 4 x 10x150mm stainless
steel bolts through the plate, decking and nog. Put the washer and nut on the bolt under the deck and
wind on the nut until very tight.
After the base plate has been securely xed to the deck you should now remove the 4 x “grub bolts”
that are installed in the 4 x spigot-bolt holes. The purpose of these grub bolts is to keep dirt out of the
threaded holes when not in use. Lift the Eclipse umbrella and spigot on top of the base plate. It will take
two people to complete this. One person can hold the umbrella in the upright position while the second
person nds and locates the 4 x holes for the spigot bolts. Screw in all 4 x spigot bolts loosely by hand.
Once all 4 x spigot bolts are in, you can use the supplied allen key to do them up tightly.
Now you can carefully open your umbrella for the rst time.
20mm Deck Panels
200 x 50mm Deck
Timber Bearer
Spigot
Base plate to
deck installation
Base Plate
Washer Nut
Counter Sunk
Bolts & Nuts
200 x 50mm Deck
Timber Bearer
100mm
thick Nogs
100mm thick Nogs
Suitable fixings
like coach screws
Spigot
Base plate to
slab installation
315mm Base Plate
10mm concrete screw or dyna bolt
Recommended length 100mm
Concrete slab minimum depth 100mm
no screw or fixing to be within 150mm of
closest edge of concrete slab
Spigot
Inground fitting
installed in clay soil
Concrete
Patio surface
Soil
Recommended
to try and flare out
bottom of hole 700mm
500mm
400mm

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2. Installing on an existing concrete slab using a base plate:
To install an Eclipse onto an existing concrete slab you will need a base plate, suitable concrete bolts, a
drill with masonry drill bits, a socket set and a level. You will also need the concrete to be at least 100mm
deep.
Once you have decided on the location of the umbrella/base plate (IMPORTANT: Please ensure you
have rst read “correct alignment of installation ttings” on page
10) use the 4 x outer holes in the base
plate as a template to start drilling each of the holes in the concrete. Drill each of the four holes using a
hammer drill with an 10mm masonry drill bit down to a depth of about 110mm. This allows space for the
100mm bolt if dust falls to the bottom of the hole.
Once all 4 x holes have been drilled, place the base plate over the holes ready to put the bolts in, then use
a level to ensure the base plate is as level as possible. Use galvanised or stainless-steel washers to pack
up the base plate until it’s level. Then use a socket set or spanner to wind in the four 10mm x 100mm
concrete screws through the base plate and washers until they are fully wound in and very tightly holding
the base plate.
After the base plate has been securely xed to the concrete, remove the 4 x “grub bolts” that are installed
in the 4 x spigot-bolt holes. The purpose of these grub bolts is to keep dirt out of the threaded holes when
not in use. Lift the Eclipse umbrella and spigot onto the base plate. It will take two people to complete
this. One person can hold the umbrella in the upright position, while the second person nds and locates
the 4 x holes for the spigot bolts. Screw in all 4 x spigot bolts loosely by hand. Once all 4 x spigot bolts
are in, you can use the supplied allen key to do them up tightly.
Now you can carefully open your umbrella for the rst time. Partially open the umbrella and remove any
protective packaging under the canopy. Once the packaging is removed then your Eclipse umbrella is
fully installed and ready to use. Sit back, relax and enjoy!
20mm Deck Panels
200 x 50mm Deck
Timber Bearer
Spigot
Base plate to
deck installation
Base Plate
Washer Nut
Counter Sunk
Bolts & Nuts
200 x 50mm Deck
Timber Bearer
100mm
thick Nogs
100mm thick Nogs
Suitable fixings
like coach screws
Spigot
Base plate to
slab installation
315mm Base Plate
10mm concrete screw or dyna bolt
Recommended length 100mm
Concrete slab minimum depth 100mm
no screw or fixing to be within 150mm of
closest edge of concrete slab
Spigot
Inground fitting
installed in clay soil
Concrete
Patio surface
Soil
Recommended
to try and flare out
bottom of hole 700mm
500mm
400mm

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20mm Deck Panels
200 x 50mm Deck
Timber Bearer
Spigot
Base plate to
deck installation
Base Plate
Washer Nut
Counter Sunk
Bolts & Nuts
200 x 50mm Deck
Timber Bearer
100mm
thick Nogs
100mm thick Nogs
Suitable fixings
like coach screws
Spigot
Base plate to
slab installation
315mm Base Plate
10mm concrete screw or dyna bolt
Recommended length 100mm
Concrete slab minimum depth 100mm
no screw or fixing to be within 150mm of
closest edge of concrete slab
Spigot
Inground fitting
installed in clay soil
Concrete
Patio surface
Soil
Recommended
to try and flare out
bottom of hole 700mm
500mm
400mm
3. Installing into the ground using an in-ground tting:
When installation is required in-ground (into soil or sand etc.), an in-ground tting must be used. This is a
Galvanised-steel tting which must be concreted into position.
Once you have decided on the location of the umbrella/in-ground tting (IMPORTANT: Please ensure you have
rst read “correct alignment of installation ttings” on page 10) you will need to dig a hole in that location for
a concrete footing to be installed.
Where terrain differs from thick clay to sand or ne soil then a different sized footing hole must be prepared
and a different volume of concrete used. As a guide only; a hole 40cm wide by 70cm deep is recommended
for heavy clay terrain. If installing the tting into topsoil or sand, you will need a larger hole and more concrete.
We would recommend doubling the volume of the hole, however, it’s best that you seek appropriate advice
from a builder for your specic circumstances.
Before you get started with the concrete, we recommend that you ensure the small “grub bolts” are installed
into the 4 x spigot-bolt holes in the in-ground tting. You can also put tape over the top and bottom of the 4 x
holes to ensure that no concrete slurry gets into the threaded holes.
When pouring the concrete, it is advisable to insert a few lengths of reinforcing steel into the concrete to
prevent any possibility of cracking in the future. Remember the depth of hole is more important than width,
and it is much easier to make the hole large at the time of installation than to try and re-stabilise the in-
ground tting should it start to move at a later date.
If installing into a paved patio, you may need to remove some pavers/tiles to facilitate the in-ground tting and
have them cut and reinstalled back around the circular in-ground tting plate to give a tidy, ush installation.
When setting the in-ground tting into concrete, the top surface of the tting should be at the same level as
your patio surface, so that if the umbrella is removed or relocated, then the face of the tting is ush. Also, it’s
very important that the in-ground-tting plate is level.
After the in-ground tting has been installed and
the correct amount of time has passed for the
concrete to harden and “cure”, you can
nally stand up your Eclipse umbrella on
the tting. Firstly, you will need to remove
the 4 x “grub bolts” that are installed in
the 4 x spigot-bolt holes in the in-ground
tting. Lift the Eclipse umbrella and spigot
on top of the tting. It will take two people
to complete this. One person can hold the
umbrella in the upright position while the
second person nds and locates the 4 x
holes for the spigot bolts. Screw in all
4 x spigot bolts loosely by hand. Once
all 4 x spigot bolts are in then you can use
the supplied allen key to do them up tightly.
Now you can carefully open your umbrella
for the rst time.

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ECLIPSE V2
Warranty
Thank you for your purchase from Instant Shade Umbrellas
The Eclipse umbrella comes with the following warranties:
• Three year warranty on the umbrella frame for residential and commercial use.
• Ten year warranty against fading of the acrylic canvas for residential use.
• Five year warranty against fading of the acrylic canvas for commercial use.
FRAME Warranty Conditions
1. The warranty covers manufacturer’s faults and defects only.
2. The frame warranty covers the umbrella frame and mechanics and internal components. It does not include
accessories such as installation ttings.
3. The warranty does not cover damage caused by wind or adverse weather conditions, fair wear and tear,
accidents, misuse, re, ood, hail, earthquakes or other natural disasters, or alterations or repairs by any other
than an authorised agent of Instant Shade Umbrellas.
4. The warranty for all Powder Coat nishes is one (1) year. This warranty includes peeling, aking, bubbling and
signicant fading of the powder coating.
5. The warranty for all umbrella bases and installation ttings/accessories is one (1) year. This warranty covers
manufacturers defects only.
6. RUST DISCLAIMER: Rust is a natural part of the ageing process for steel. Our steel products have rust inhibitors
applied but may require maintenance over time. Early signs of rust should be removed and rust proong agents
such as “Gal-Spray” should be applied periodically. The anti-rust warranty for all steel components is one (1)
year.
7. The umbrella must be used with a suitable base with a suitable amount of weight applied, or be correctly
installed with an appropriate installation tting. If installed, this warranty is valid only for installations made by
Instant Shade Umbrellas, or an authorised agent, or if installed by the customer, the installation must be carried
out exactly as required in the instructions that are supplied with the umbrella or available on our website.
8. In the case of installations, the owner is to ascertain position of all underground pipes and electrical wires
and notify installer of any obstacles. Although all care will be taken, no responsibility can be accepted for any
damage during installation.
9. Instant Shade Umbrellas or its authorised agent may offer advice, but accepts no responsibility as to the ultimate
positioning of the umbrella.
10. For rotating umbrellas, this warranty is valid only if the revolving lock is engaged securely at all times, as shown
in the operation guidelines provided.
11. The warranty is valid only if the umbrella is put up and collapsed as per the instructions in the umbrella manual.
12. If the umbrella is to be transported, it must be dismantled and adequately packaged (preferably with canopy and
frame wrapped separately) to avoid damage during transit. If damage is incurred as a result of insecure packing,
this is outside our warranty provision.

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CANVAS Warranty Conditions
1. The canvas warranty is a Limited Manufacturers Warranty, which is passed on by Instant Shade Umbrellas.
2. The canvas warranty covers the canopy canvas only. It specically excludes items such as thread, zips, velcro,
webbing and binding used in canopy fabrication. The warranty for these items is one (1) year.
3. The canvas warranty covers fading only. This means the canvas will retain a light-fastness rating of 6-8 on a 1-8
scale (ie. no signicant fading) for the duration of the warranty period. Colours utilising Red and Yellow pigment
(eg. Red, Yellow, Orange, Pink, etc.) will retain a light-fastness rating of 5-7 on a 1-8 scale for the duration of the
warranty period.
4. The warranty does not apply against any deterioration of any kind due to wind or weather related damage,
misuse, burns, negligence, vandalism, perforations or stains due to environmental pollution, and fair wear-and-
tear.
5. This canvas warranty extends specically to the replacement of fabric only and excludes the work and
installation of others and also excludes other ttings and hardware. Other costs such as re-making a canopy,
dismantling, transport, re-erection, travelling costs and consequential loss are excluded from this warranty.
6. If the umbrella is to be transported, it must be dismantled and adequately packaged (preferably with canopy and
frame wrapped separately) to avoid damage during transit. If canvas damage is incurred as a result of insecure
packing, this is outside our warranty provision.
7. When closing the umbrella for extended periods of time, the canopy must be folded in such a way as to avoid
“pinching” of the canvas in the umbrella ribs/arms. Wear and tear caused by “pinching” of the fabric by the
umbrella framework is not covered under the warranty.
8. Proper care and cleaning should be taken to ensure the life of outdoor fabrics. For regular care and
maintenance, excessive dirt should be brushed from the fabric using a soft brush; the fabric should then be
sprayed with warm water (not exceeding 100°F / 40°C) and air-dried. Periodically the fabric should undergo a
more thorough cleaning. Again brush fabric with a soft bristled brush, spray with warm water then apply a gentle
natural soap, rinse thoroughly and air-dry.
9. The canvas should never be stored or stowed while wet, always ensure fabric is thoroughly dried before storing
for extended periods.
10. Any early signs of mould and mildew must be removed immediately.
General Warranty Conditions – PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
1. The warranty applies to the original purchaser only. Proof of purchase must be provided.
2. In the case of repairs to the umbrella being required (regardless of whether the repairs are covered under
warranty) the warranty covers the provision of replacement parts only. The cost of labour to install the
replacement parts, or transportation to/from Instant Shade Umbrellas for any repairs is to be paid by the
claimant.
3. This warranty is the only express warranty given by Instant Shade Umbrellas. No person has the authority to
change or add to these obligations and liabilities without Instant Shade Umbrellas approval in writing.
4. Instant Shade Umbrellas reserves the right to determine whether or not fault is caused by faulty workmanship
or material or that any part is defective, and should a warrantable fault be determined, will renish, repair or
replace any part or product at its own discretion.

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