New England Arbors Nantucket Trellis User manual

Part # Description Quantity
Assembly & Mounting Instructions
Nantucket Trellis
- Read instructions through carefully before
beginning assembly.
- Identify each component from material list.
- When assembling components, place on a
non-abrasive surface to avoid scratches.
- Do not use excessive force when assembling
components.
- In the event of missing or defective parts,
please call our customer service department
General Information:
- Cordless drill with #2 Robertson
bit
- Tape measure
- Level
- Shovel
- Pencil
Tools Required:
- Pre-mix concrete (recommended for added stability).
Materials Included:
Materials (Optional):
(Fig. 1)
Product dimensions & part
identification.
(Fig. 2)
Post layout for installation.
1 3 1/2” sq.. x 78” Posts
2 1 3/4” sq. x 29 3/4” Top rail
3 1 3/4” sq. x 29 3/4” Bottom rail
4 7/8” x 1 1/2” x 19 5/8” Spokes
5 7/8” x 1 1/2” x 15 5/8” Spokes
6 Keystone
7 Arches
8 45 3/8” Lattice channels
9 29 1/2” x 48” Diamond lattice
10 Slotted half couplers
11 Hardware kit (Includes):
3/4” Self-tapping stainless screws
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30”
86.5”
37”
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Part 7
Part 8
Part 9
Part 10
Ver 1.07

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3
4
5
6
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Take the arches (part 7) and snap them into either side of the
keystone (part 6).
Using four screws, fasten the arches to the keystone on both
sides as illustrated. Note: all screws are self-tapping and require
no pre-drilling. Set aside the assembled arch.
Lay out one of the posts (part 1). Measure 4” from one end and
put a mark in the center of the post.
Center the lattice channel (part 8) onto the post at the 4” mark.
Using three screws, fasten the channel to the post at both ends
and in the middle.
Center two of the slotted half couplers (part 10) against each end
of the lattice channel. Using the pilot holes provided, fasten each
coupler to the post as illustrated. Note: make sure the slots in the
couplers are facing the channel. Repeat steps 3 through 5 for the
second post.
Insert the top rail (part 2) and bottom rail (part 3) into the
couplers, making sure the grooves in each rail are facing the
lattice channel. Note: the top rail goes into the coupler which is
closest to the end of the post.

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Hold one end of the arch down into the post and secure in place
with two screws on two sides of the post (arrows show screw
locations). Position the screws directly under the arch cap to
ensure proper attachment to the arch. Repeat this for the
opposite side.
Slip one of the long spokes (part 4) into the next hole in the top
rail as illustrated. Again, push the opposite end onto the next
arch socket. Repeat steps 10 and 11 for the remaining spokes.
Note: pay close attention to the angled ends of each spoke, to
ensure a proper fit.
Stand the completed panel up and position the arch over the
posts. Slip one of the short spokes (part 5) into the closest hole
in the top rail as illustrated. Push the opposite end onto the
nearest arch socket.
Flip the panel over onto the second post. Position the rail ends
over the couplers, and carefully guide the lattice into the lattice
channel. Make sure each rail end is pushed firmly into the
couplers, and secure in place as shown in step 7.
Hold the top rail firmly in place, and fasten it to the coupler
using the pilot hole provided. Fasten the bottom rail in the same
manner.
Slip the lattice (part 9) into the grooves between the bottom and
top rail. Slide the lattice down to the post and into the lattice
channel.

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Assembly & Mounting Instructions
Dig two 12” deep holes in the desired location using the
distance shown in (Fig. 2) on the front cover. Set the trellis into
postion, and use a level to check the posts. Once you are
satisfied with the orientation, fill in the holes. For added
stabitily in high wind or high traffic areas, we recommend using
pre-mix concrete (not included).
30”