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FLAT PACK KIOSK ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Assembly hints
1.1 Try to get the pack delivered as close as possible to
the erection area. If it arrives on one of our HIAB
lorries, please let the driver know and they will help
by levelling it up with you. To ensure the chassis is
level, it’s best to use each of the four corners and
once level support the base in the middle to help
prevent any sag over time.
1.2 Ideally concrete bases are the best option for long-
term installations although paving slabs can provide
the simplest solution. Plywood packing is ideal for
small adjustments or short/medium-term installations.
1.3 The erection process is made much easier when the
chassis is level at the start.
1.4 Don’t assemble in windy conditions as this can be
dangerous and make sure you have enough people
available to move and erect the panels safely.
1.5 The kiosk unit can be used for many different
purposes, when installing the unit you need to
consider the heights and clearances under the
hatch depending on the use and take account of
terrain and any sloping ground that might reduce
clearances. Adjustments can be made by raising
the unit up on the foundations if necessary. The
clearance under the hatch is higher with the XL unit.
Maintenance
1.6 Check foundations periodically to make sure that
the unit remains level. Signs that the unit might have
moved usually result in the door becoming difficult to
open or close, or the unit rocking on the pads.
1.7 The only moving parts are the locks and hinges on
the door and hatch which need a light oiling on a
periodic basis.
1.8 Check the roof from time to time and remove any
debris, especially leaves, to ensure the gutters work
correctly.
Other information
1.9 If you keep all the packaging material, it can be
used to re-pack the unit at a later date. Otherwise
please recycle it.
1.10 The unit is not designed to be stacked.
1.11 The unit once correctly assembled, can be lifted and
moved using the lifting hooks. Please check the
security of all fixings each time before lifting.
Delivery and unpacking
1.12 The store will arrive in flat pack form. If the crane can
offload and level up in the final erection position, this
will save you time later.
1.13 Whether or not you need to move the parts to a
different location, the store now needs to be
unpacked. Unbolt the four metal retaining plates
using a 19mm spanner and also unscrew the lifting
eyes. The retaining plates are not required for
assembly, so dispose or keep if you intend to re-pack
the unit at a later date.
1.14 Now lift off the top roof panel and all other items. Lay
them out neatly so you can easily locate the parts
later. Please do not attempt this in windy or gusty
conditions as individual parts could be blown away,
endangering you and others.
1.15 If you need to move the parts to a new location, do
so now. Begin with the base which needs to be level
(check with the spirit level), before starting the
erection process.
