Shade sail, Proper use, Technical data – Rocktrail Shade Sail Z31394 User Manual

Page 3: Safety advice, Assembly, Selecting a pitch

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Shade Sail



Proper Use

This product is suitable for providing protection against
the sun in outdoor areas. The product is not intend-
ed for commercial use.



Technical data

Dimensions: approx. 430 x 350 x 200 cm

(l x w x h)

Weight: approx.

2

kg

Safety advice

PLEASE READ THE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT! PLEASE KEEP

THE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS IN A SAFE

PLACE!



The sail protects you against direct sun impact.
Nevertheless take care about a sufficient sun
protection for your skin.

CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY! Ensure that

all parts are undamaged and have been as-
sembled appropriately. Risk of injury exists if
assembled incorrectly. Damaged parts can
affect safety and function.

CAUTION! Do not leave children unattended.

The product is not a climbing frame or toy. Make
sure that nobody climbs or leans on the product,
particularly children. The product could become
imbalanced and tip up. This may result in injury
and / or damage.

CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY! Never under

any circumstances assemble the product in a
strong wind.



Select a piece of land that is as flat and firm as
possible to erect your sail sun shade.



Sandy surfaces reduce the stability of the sail sun
shade. Please ensure that the surface provides
a firm hold for the sail sun shade pegs.



Never knock the sail sun shade pegs into the
ground with force! If necessary, the guy lines
should only be extended with the help of a
loop and the sail sun shade peg positioned in
a different location.



The intactness of all connection points and the
guy lines should be checked regularly, as should
the firmness of the sail sun shade pegs in the
ground.



Assembly in the wrong order could damage
the sail sun shade. The manufacturer accepts
no liability of any kind.

CAUTION! DANGER OF POISONING

AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY! Do not
light any fires underneath the product and keep
it away from sources of heat.



You should also familiarise yourself with the
local fire protection regulations (e.g. camping
site, tent pitch).

Take note of the effects of the weather
and climate



Take down the sail sun shade before heavy
snowfall or a storm.



Damaged poles or other components should
be replaced by new ones.



Assembly

Tip: Before embarking on your trip, make yourself
familiar with the assembly instructions. Practice put-
ting up the sail sun shade and check that all the parts
are present and defect free.



Selecting a Pitch



Ensure that the sail sun shade is positioned so

that it is sheltered from the wind.



When choosing where to pitch please remember

that you will need room for the guy lines outside
the plan area of the sail sun shade. Also ensure
that there is enough room for people to pass
by safely and that the guy lines do not present
a trip hazard.

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