Mimosa G3232 User manual

3.2M
3.2M
HEIGHT: 3.0M
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
OUTDOOR WOODEN GAZEBO
100% FSC Certified Cedar
Galvanised Steel Roof
3.2L x 3.2W x 3.0H metres
Laminated Cedar Timber Frame - Natural Oil Finish

Warning
The ground for erecting and anchoring gazebo is required to be a level, solid and safe surface.
Beware existing utilities surface.
Keep away from any electrical installations and transportation devices.
Keep away flame or heat source (ex. fire pit, grills, etc.) from wood parts
otherwise wood could burn and be damaged. Ensure safe clearance of
Gazebo from heat source and do not use a BBQ under the Gazebo.
Never climb, sit or stand on structure anytime.
Regulation
It is the responsibility of consumer to be in accordance with local council
regulation, construction code, zoning or any limitations and obtaining
permit prior to erecting the gazebo.
Recommendation
Read instruction manual and check all parts are included prior to erecting gazebo.
Use of PPE such as safety glasses and gloves are highly recommended. Use caution when handling
parts as some may have sharp edges.
Take caution when using hand and power tools during assembly to avoid damage to parts.
Pre-drilling holes in timber may be required to avoid screws fastening on an angle or timber cracking.
Some steps will require 2-4 person to complete safely.
Please follow all recommendations carefully
Assembly and erecting can take approx. five hours to complete for 2-4 people.
Ensure gazebo is anchored securely to avoid possible damage to surrounding area.
Ensure roof is clear of items and debris at all times.
Anchoring bolts and anchoring systems are not supplied.
Keep instruction manualfor future reference.
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TIMBER CARE & MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS
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PLEASE READ AS YOUR WARRANTY MAYBE VOID IF YOU DON’T FOLLOW CARE INSTRUCTIONS
ASSEMBLY
Easy to follow instructions are provided for the assembly of your gazebo.
As an added precaution we strongly recommend you tighten any loose components after an
initial period of use (around 3-6 months). For assured longevity and safe use of your gazebo,
we recommend regular checking and tightening of any bolts.
NATURAL TIMBER PROCESS
There is a minimal risk of leeching/bleeding from the timber. All precautions have been taken to
reduce the risk of timber leeching. In the unlikely event there is some leaching, we recommend
the following process as a precautionary measure. All timbres contain a content of resin/sap which
may initially bleed out when wet. This can stain unsealed and porous surfaces. As the nature of each
timber is different, the bleeding period is unpredictable. To accelerate the bleeding process and to
avoid staining we highly recommend hosing the timber of the gazebo down several times on a
grassed area to diminish the leeching process prior to assembly.
MAINTAINING YOUR TIMBER GAZEBO
This gazebo consists of FSC approved Cedar Hardwood timber. With regular maintenance you will enjoy
it for many years to come. Some simple steps will enable you to preserve the full beauty of the timbers.
The amount of care required is directly related to the amount of exposure to the weather. Your timber
gazebo has been pre oiled in the factory, but we highly recommend that it should not be left/exposed to
the weather. Once exposed to the elements for even few months without protection your timber may
develop cracks, checking (small surface cracks), as well as loss of colour. These cracks wont effect the
structural integrity of the product if treated.
To protect against the elements, it is highly recommended to apply timber oil within the first 4-6 weeks.
Simply apply the oil to the gazebo using a rag. Rub the coating into the timber and ensure to remove any
excess oil after every application. Always read the manufactures instruction before applying.
As this gazebo will be exposure to the elements, we recommend you use oil with built-in UV protection
and re-coating every three months. If untreated, the outer surface will naturally weather to a silver/grey
colour in time and surface checking (hairline cracks) may develop. Please note that the above application
period is a guide only. In periods of extreme weather conditions (high levels of rain or increased hours of sun)
it is recommended that you increase the frequency of application. The frequency of application will
depend on the climate prevalent in your area and the appearance of the timber.
If the timber is exposed to rain, the surface fibres of the timber will rise slightly and have a rough texture. This
is normal; we recommend a light sanding with a semi-fine sandpaper to return the surface to a smooth
finish and treat with a timber oil.

Assembly Tools Required (Not Supplied):
8’ Ladder x 1 / 6’ Ladder x2 / Tape Measure / L-Square Rule / Carpenters Water Level Rule / Drill /
Hammer /Screwdriver or Power Screwdriver / Safety Glasses / Hard Hat / Safety Gloves
Below symbols are placed at the top of each page as a guide
for what may be required.
x3
Use ladder(s).
Some steps are required
for at least 2-4 adults for
erecting.
Use hammer to secure
stakes into ground.
Use tape measure to make
sure the distances between
posts are correct.
Use L-square rule to make
sure the parts positions are
correct.
Use level rule to make sure
the crossbars are level.
When fastening the screw to wood part, set the function to lower
speed, pre-drill a small hole for positioning and preventing screw
slanted or wood cracking.
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4
Hardware Kit:
Bolt
Bolt
CC Bolt
Wood Bolt
Wood Bolt
Wood Bolt
Self tapping screw
HH Self tapping screw
JJ
KK
LL
M10X180MM
M8X60MM
M8X80MM
M5X25MM
M5X38MM
M5X50MM
M5X30MM
M8X40MM
M8
M10
M8
MM
M10
16
16
20
88
160
48
64
16
52
16
36
16
Washer
Washer
Nut
Nut
2NN Spanner
Washer
M5
48
Cross wrench
OO 1
AA
BB
DD
EE
FF
GG
II

P1
Q1
Q2
S1
S2
P2
P2
R2
R1
Q1 S1
S2
G
G
G
G
HH
H
H
J
J
J
JJ
J
J
J
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
K
K
K
KKK
K
K
F1 F2
F2
F1
M
M
U
U
U
U
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
N
N
N
O
O
O
O
F1 Roof rafter 2
F2 Roof rafter 2
GSide rafter 4
HRoof rafter 4
IRoof rafter 8
JRoof support rafter 8
KConnecting rafter 8
LConnecting rafter 8
MSupporting rafter 2
NL shape bracket
OL shape bracket
P1 Roof panel 2
Q1 Roof panel cap 2
Q2 Roof panel cap 2
R1 Roof cap 1
R2 Roof cap 1
S1 Roof panel profile 2
S2 Roof panel profile 2
UUshape bracket
VV shape bracket
V
V
V
V
P2 Roof panel 4
5
4
4
4
4
Roof frame & roof panels overview.

A
A
A
A
E1
E2
E2
E2
E2
E1
E1
E1
B1
B2
B2
B1
C1
C2
C2
C1
D
D
T
W
T
W
WW
W
W
WW
TT
TT
TT
APost 4
B1 Crossbar for side (Right) 2
B2 2
C1 2
C2 2
DRoof rafter 2
E1 Corner supporter (Right) 4
E2 Corner supporter (Left)4
TBase flange 8
WStake 16
Crossbar for side (Left)
Crossbar for side (Left)
Crossbar for side (Right)
6
Rafters overview

A
T
x 4
x 8
x 16
GG
A
A
T
T
GG
GG
Step 1: Attach the base flange to the 4 posts.
7
Assembly of base frame (P7~P13)

B1
B2
BB x 8
FF x 24
LL x 8
JJ x 8
NN x 1
B1
B2
B1
B2
BB
BB
JJ
JJ
FF
FF
FF
FF
LL
LL
FF
FF
Step 2: Join together the two cross bar sets - B1 & B2.
8
x 2
x 2

C1
C2
x 2
x 2
C1
C2
BB x 8
FF x 16
LL x 8
JJ x 8
C1
C2
BB
BB
JJ
JJ
FF
FF
FF
FF
LL
LL
NN x 1
Step 3: Join together the two cross bar sets - C1 & C2.
9

A
A
A
A
B1 B1
B2
B2
B1/B2
A
x3
Step 4: Join the cross bar sets (B1 & B2) to leg posts A.
AA
x 8
KK
x 8
NN x 1
AA KK
MM x 8
MM
10

AA
x 8
KK
x 8
NN x 1
MM x 8
A
A
AA
B1
B2
B1
B2
C1 C2
C2 C1
x3
Step 5: Now add the cross bar sets (C1 & C2) to leg posts A.
C1/C2
AAA
KK
MM
347.9cm
Post to Post
282cm
282cm
11

E1
E2
CC
LL x 16
JJ x 32
x 16 HH
x 4
x 4
x 16
NN x 1
Step 6: Now add the corner supports (E1 & E2) to the posts (A) and cross beams (B & C).
CC
JJ
E1E2
B2 C1
HH HH
JJ JJ
E2
E1
E1
E1
E1
E2
E2
E2
B2 C1
C2
C1
C2
B1
B2
B1
CC
JJ
LL
LL
12

Dx 2 CC
LL x 4
JJ x 4
x 4 NN x 1
Step 7: Attach the vertical brace (D) to cross beams C1 & C2.
D
LL
CC
JJ
C1
C2
D
D
B2 C1
C2
C1
C2
B1
B2
B1
13

G
G
F1
F2
H
H
I
J
J
J
J
K
K
KK
I
I
I
Roof frame panel overview.
Part 2
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Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 2
Part 1
Part 2
Part 1
Part 3

G G
K
EE
GG
K
200
200
Gx 4 EE x 48
Jx 8
J J
K
J J
K
EE
Step 1: Connect the side rafters (G) together using connecting rafter (K).
Then repeat and join roof support rafter (J) together using connecting rafter (K).
Kx 6
X 2PCS
15
250mm
Assembly of roof frame panel (P15~P18)
530 530
250mm
200
X 4PCS
530 530
250mm
250mm
200

EE x 16
F1 F2
K
530530 200
200
F1
F2
K
EE
EE KF1/F2
EE
K
F1/F2
F1 x 2
F2 x 2
Kx 2
x 2PCS
16
250mm
250mm
Step 2: Connect the roof rafters (F1 & F2) together using connecting rafter (K).

G
I
EE
G
G
F1
F2
H
H
I
I
I
I
H
G
EE
F2
HEE
F1/F2
I
EE
EE x 48
Hx 4
Ix 8
x 2PCS
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Step 3:
Connect roof rafters
(H & I) to the
assembled roof
frame (as pictured).

G
G
F1
F2
H
H
I
J
J
J
J
I
I
I
J
I
EE
J
I
HEE
EE x 48
18
x 2PCS
Step 4:
Connect roof support rafter
(J) to the assembled roof
frame (as pictured). Ensure
your roof frame is square
before proceeding.

Assembly of the left roof panels (P21~P23)
P1
Q1
Q2
S1
S2
P2
P2
G
G
H
H
J
J
J
J
I
I
I
I
K
K
K
K
F1
F2
19
R2
Q1 S1
S2
G
G
H
HJ
J
J
J
I
I
I
I
KK
K
K
F2
F1
P1
P2
P2