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10' x 20'

All-Purpose Canopy

InstallationInstructions

Please read instructionsCOMPLETELY before assembly.

DO NOT RETURNPRODUCT TOTHE STORE

Missing Parts,

Help with AssemblyNeed Replacements,or

Please Contact Customer Service:

1-800-524-9970

North AmericanOutdoor Products

13 Wood Street • West HavenCT 06516

www.outdoorfactory.com

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12 13001

13002

13003

13004

3-Way Frame Connectors

4-Way

Frame Connectors

White Valance Cover

41" Swedged Tube

Base Feet

White Bungee Cords 10066

41" Straight Tube

41" Straight Tube with extra hole for top of leg

25 3/4" Swedged Tube

40" Swedged Tube for bottom of leg

6

3

1

10063

10064

10072

6

24

Description Qty Part #

6

6

6

10075

12 13005

WARNING!Use CAUTION when assembling this unit. Manufacturer recommends the use of safety goggles during assembly. Bungees are under extreme tension and may snap out of your hand and cause injury. Be aware of poles over your head during assembly that may not be secured, and could fall and cause injury.

Patent NO. ZL 02 2 160 11.6 and other patents pending.

Model #25757

The CanopyFactory

Step 1

Step 2

Step 4

EASY FRAME LAYOUTFirst, layout all the frame partsexactly as shown in diagram 1.

Next, combine all the parts listed below to form the frame, starting with the center peak,and then assemble each side.

12 - #13001 (41" Straight Tubes)12 - #13005 (41" Swedged Tubes) 6 - #13003 (25 3/4" Swedged Tubes) 6 - #10063 (3-Way Frame Connector) 3 - #10064 (4-Way Frame Connector)

13001

13001

13005

13005

1300310063

10064

10063

Place cover over frame withthe grommetsfacing downwardallowing the valance to wrap around and cover the eaves of the frame.

#13002 to legStraight tube

#13004

Top leg of tube

FACE ALL PUSH BUTTONS DEVICES DOWN

FACE ALL PUSH BUTTONS DEVICES DOWN

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Swedged tube

Diagram A

Diagram D

Diagram B

Diagram C

Diagram E

Note: Face all push button devices, located on the metal tube, in a downward direction.

FRAME ASSEMBLY

Step 3

Connect one each of part # 13002 and # 13004 then set set them aside for now.

ubes with6 - #13002 (41" Straight T

6 - #13004 (40" Swedged Tubes for

extra hole for top of leg

bottom of leg)

)

(See Diagram D)

POLE ASSEMBLY

Note: Face all push buttonsin a downward direction. (Theyare located on the metal tube)

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(See Diagram A)

(See Diagrams B & C )

(See Diagram E)

ATTACHING LEGS For this step you will use the six leg poles you put together in step 1.

First you will use part #13002 with the pre-drilled hole at the top, insert the center leg on one side, and then do the same for the corner legs. Repeat thisprocedure for the other side.

Now you can secure the legs to the side bend connectors with push buttons. Insert the leg extensions onto the bottomof the legs.

(See Diagram F)

SECURING COVERInsert the cord of the bungee-ball through the grommet, around the eaves, and then the ball. When all 4 corners are secured, work from side to side to get an even fit. If bungee cords are too loose, you can double wrap them around the eaves.

USE CAUTION WHEN ATTACHING BUNGEE CORDS, THEY CAN SNAP OUT OF YOUR GRIP AND MAY CAUSE

INJURY..

#13002

#13004

Working from the inside of the cover, you can hide the bungeeballs from the outside, giving the canopy a cleaner look.

COVER TwistTight TM

ACover S-Hooks aredesigned to hold the front & back of the covertightly in place.

1. Hook one onto eachof the INSIDE of thecover legs.

2. Adjust the drawstringevenly on each side of the canopy by pullingthe drawstrings on eachend of the cover at thesame time

3. Secure rope to "S" Hook

4. The next step will feature our new "TwistTight" procedure to fit the cover snugly.

1. To get your cover to fit snugly over the frame, "twist" each corner leg pole equally until the cover becomes very tight. (diagram A). Make sure to line up the hole in the top of theleg with the hole in the cornerside bends.

2. To keep the leg in place,wrap the bungee cord aroundthe cross rail, insert "S" Hookinto lined up hole of leg poleand 3-way connector. Thiswill prevent the leg from"untwisting". Do this for eachcorner.

3. Now you are ready to "BUNGEE" the cover to therafter poles. Keep bungee ballon the inside of the unit for acleaner look.

BASE FEETInsert the Base Feet Plates ontothe bottom of the legs.

Twist tube

Twist tube

Twist tube this directionto tighten cover

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Manufacturer's Suggestion: When you take your unit down for theseason, we recommend leaving the polesassembled so that the next time you put up the unit it will be easier to construct.

Diagram F

Diagram G

Diagram H Diagram I

Diagram J

Step 6

Step 7

Step 8

WARNING!

(See Diagram J)

(See Diagram G, H, & I)

CARE AND CLEANINGINFORMATION

DO NOT expose the canopy to open fire or flame by using BBQgrills or smoking under the canopy. DO NOT use harshabrasives, bleach or cleansers. Cover can be easily cleaned with mild soap and water.

North American Outdoor Products DOES NOT guarantee and willnot be held be responsible for any canopy exposed to and / or damaged by conditions of snow, ice, heavy rain, or high wind under ANY circumstance. We also will not be responsible for anyother damage caused by the canopy or to the canopy. Therefore,

ANCHORING OF CANOPY

EFFECTS OF STRONGWINDS, SNOW OR ICE

Our canopies are designed to offer protection from damage caused by the sun, light rain, tree sap, and birds.

properly or securely will fly away and we will not be held

other outside structure.

THIS IS A TEMPORARY STRUCTURE AND IS NOT RECOMMENDED AS A PERMANENT STRUCTURE.

or severe weather front is approaching. We suggest you contact your insurance carrier for information just as you would for any

After assembly your structure must be anchored to prevent

Periodically check the stakes or anchors to ensure stability of

screw-in anchors and cable attached to each leg. Mobile home anchors will also work. Any canopy that is not anchored

PROPER AND IMPROPER

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the unit, especially following exposure to the elements such as high winds or heavy rain. The preferred anchoring system uses

kits, walls, tubes, as well as additional covers, and other accessories. Any item purchased is shipped factory direct, thus ensuring consistent quality of our products.

For more information, please contact our customer service department Mon-Sat. 8:30 AM - 5PM EST.

damage. PROPER ANCHORING IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY .

North AmericanOutdoor Products

13 Wood Street • West HavenCT 06516

www.outdoorfactory.com

Missing Parts,

Help with AssemblyNeed Replacements,or

Please Contact Customer Service:

1-800-524-9970Replacement parts are available. We offer several anchoring

IMPORTANT!!OUR GUARANTEE PLEASE READ

CAREFULLY

responsible for a canopy that has blown away.

you will need to remove the cover when you know that a strong

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