Argos M200R6292F-SHP ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

2.0M Parasol

651/1201

651/1218

651/1191

Length-200cm
Width-200cm
Height-208cm

0345 6400800

12/08/2014

• This product is designed for careful
domestic outdoor use.

• Parasols should not be used in high
winds and should be closed when
not in use.

• Bases and covers available
separately.

• Unpack and inspect all of the
contents.

• Only place on a flat level surface.

• Always check that your parasol is
not damaged and that it correctly
assembled and stable before use.

• Parasol to be used as a sunshade
only.

• Please take the time to carefully
read through the whole instructions
before you commence.

• Please dispose of plastic bags
safely.

• Keep away from hot surfaces i.e.
barbecues and patio heaters.

• Please note that parasols should
be used in conjunction with a table
and parasol base for stability.

• Store in a dry place, or use a
protective cover when not in ues

• Keep these instructions for future
reference.

• Assemble the parasol near to its
required position.

• The solid timber in this product is
made from carefully selected
timbers which are naturally weather
resistant.

• The fabrics are developed to
ensure resistance to the effects of
sunlight and outdoor use. However,
for the best care it is recommended
that products are kept indoors in a
cool dry place when not in use.

• To clean fabric, brush off any
loose dirt and lightly sponge clean.

• As with all wood, this product may
change colour over time. You may
also find that as the solid timber
“breathes” slight surface cracks may
occur, this is not a fault and is part
of the weathering process. To
prolong its life, treat with teak oil
occasionally. Ensuring the oil is
well rubbed in and does not
contact with the fabric. Always
follow the instructions when use.

• Periodical retightening of fixings.

• Check and tighten the fixings
periodically.

• This parasol is made for garden
and is not suitable for indoor use
or conservatories.The sunlight
will make the colour of the wood
mellow with time even if it is oiled.

• In the first three months the
parasol should be oiled monthly
with a hardwood garden furniture oil
using a lint free cloth, paying
particular attention to the ends of
the legs and slats as they are more
absorbent.

• After the first three months, the
furniture should be oiled once a
year as it is brought out at the
beginning of the spring summer
season and whenever the surface
is looking dry. The wood will
gradually change colour to a silvery
grey and the surface will
become rough. Regular oiling will
help to minimise cracking but won’t
eliminate it. Cracking of the timber
does not affect the durability of the
product.

• Wipe up spills immediately as the
oiled surface is more susceptible to
stains than a lacquered finish and
the wood will absorb moisture
causing the grain to rise slightly.

• Take care when moving parasol
and never drag pieces as this will
cause damage to the joints.

• If the surface of the parasol
becomes slightly stained or
damaged with use, then it can
often be removed by sanding
gently with fine sandpaper then re­oiling.If the stain or damage is more
serious then we recommend that
professional help is obtained.

• Please check the fixings are all
tight when you put this parasol out
each year, as the wood will change
size slightly with the different
seasons.