Safety & Maintanace

• Your gazebo is intended as a temporary form of cover, it is not a permanent structure and should never be left overnight or unattended for long periods of time. 

• Do not put up your gazebo in bad weather i.e. strong winds, heavy rain or snow. Likewise, take down the gazebo immediately in the case of severe weather conditions. 

• When it rains, there is a risk that water can collect on the roof of your gazebo which if left could cause the tent to collapse. It is your responsibility to keep the roof cover free of water. Ensure the gazebo is fully extended and remove any standing water that builds up.

• To prevent mold growth, always make sure your gazebo is completely dry before storing it. Gently clean it with soapy water and a clean cloth, avoiding harsh detergents that can damage the canopy. Never wash it in a washing machine.

• Ensure to extend the frame completely using all the parts  supplied.  Also, ensure that the roof cover is fully extended and fits fully into all corners. 

• Always attach guy ropes or appropriate weights to each leg. This practice will significantly reduce the risk of your pop up gazebo being displaced, damaged, or collapsing.  Failure to do so could result in damage to the structure and potential injury. 

• To ensure your frame remains in top shape conduct routine checks of the gazebo's structural elements for signs of damage including cracks, bents or loose connections, and warping. Address any issues immediately. 

• Due to environmental factors and regular use, fasteners (bolts, screws, etc.) can loosen.  Regularly inspect all bolts, screws and connectors, tighten them to maintain structural stability and safety. 

• Small damages can lead to larger problems. Promptly repair or replace any damaged components. Keeping spare materials can facilitate quick repairs. 

• In case of strong winds while the gazebo is erected, it is your responsibility to make sure it's secure and won't hurt anyone or casue any damages. If the wind gets too strong, take it down. 

• Do not use naked flame, welding equipment or other sources of ignition inside or in close proximity to the gazebo.