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Wooden Victorian Greenhouse Wooden Victorian Greenhouse Before you start Safety Advice Parts Steps 1. Step 1 - Door Assembly Part 1 2. Step 2 - Door Assembly Part 2 3. Step 3 - Attach the Support Beams to the Back Panel 4. Step 4 - Connecting the Back Panels 5. Step 5 - Attaching the Side Panels 6. Step 6 - Attaching the Side Panels to the Other Side 7. Step 7 - Installing the Side Shelves 8. Step 8 - Installing the Back Shelf 9. Step 9 - Build the Shelving Unit 10. Step 10 - Building the Shelving Unit Part 2 11. Step 11 - Attaching the Shelving Unit 12. Step 12 - Installing the Single Roof Windows 13. Step 13 - Installing the Double Roof Windows and Accessories 14. Step 1 - Connecting the T-tube and Auto Vent 15. Step 2 - Installing the Brackets 16. Step 3 - Rotating the Cylinder 17. Adjusting the Auto Vent 18. Auto Ventilation Information 19. Maintenance 20. Troubleshooting No results monstershop / Wooden Victorian Greenhouse Instructions by monstershop Wooden Victorian Greenhouse This guide provides step-by-step instructions for assembling, using, and maintaining your Monster Shop Wooden Victorian Greenhouse. Product Information Victorian Greenhouse This compact Victorian Greenhouse blends traditional styling with modern practicality, making it ideal for patios, courtyards, and smaller gardens. Its clear acrylic roof and windows provide excellent sunlight exposure for plants, while the durable timber frame ensures year-round protection and display. The dual-swing doors and built-in shelving offer easy access and ample room for pots, tools, and seasonal arrangements. The automatic vent opener uses a heat-sensitive cylinder that expands in warm temperatures to open the window and contracts when cool to close it. SKU 216698,216700,216702 Dimensions 155 (L) x 70 (W) x 198 (H) cm Weight 55KG Materials Fir-Wood (Frame), Iron (Accessories), Acrylic Panels (Windows) GPSR Information UK Manufacturer: Monster Group UK Limited, Monster House 19-23 Alan Farnaby Way, Industrial Estate Sheriff Hutton, York YO60 6PG Person Responsible: Rana Harvey, Monster Group UK Limited, Monster House 19-23 Alan Farnaby Way, Industrial Estate Sheriff Hutton, York YO60 6PG, England, +441347878880 EU Manufacturer: Monster Group BV, Van Heemskerckweg 28A & B, Venlo 5928LL Netherlands +441347878880 Person Responsible: Rana Harvey, Monster Group BV, Van Heemskerckweg 28A & B, Venlo 5928LL, Netherlands, +44134787888 Safety Advice Ensure you have read and fully understood the instruction manual and safety advice before using this product. Only assemble this product on a flat, stable surface free from obstructions or hazards. Always wear protective gloves when handling timber components to avoid splinters, especially if the wood has not been treated. Lightly sand any rough or sharp timber edges before assembly and use to prevent injury from splinters. Avoid any impact to acrylic panels with tools, furniture, or other hard objects to prevent cracking or splintering. Do not lean on or apply pressure to the acrylic panels at any time. Regularly inspect acrylic panels for any signs of damage or stress. Replace damaged panels immediately to prevent injury. Use door handles at all times to open or close the greenhouse doors; never push the door frame or panels directly. Ensure children are closely supervised near the greenhouse doors to avoid risk of fingers being trapped. Always ensure doors are fully latched when open or closed to prevent accidental closure due to wind or movement. Do not hang or suspend any items from the roof panels, framing, or supports of the greenhouse. Avoid overwatering plants to reduce floor puddling and keep the greenhouse interior dry to prevent slips and falls. Install anti-slip matting in walkways and near the entrance to reduce the risk of slipping on wet surfaces. Always wear suitable non-slip footwear when using the greenhouse, particularly during or after watering. In warm conditions, use roof vents or leave the door open to ventilate the greenhouse and reduce heat buildup. Do not spend prolonged periods inside the greenhouse during peak heat or strong sunlight. Never leave pets or animals unattended inside the greenhouse at any time, particularly in hot weather. Do not handle metal parts with bare hands if any edge feels sharp or damaged. Do not exceed the structural load limits the shelves; this product is not designed to support excessive weight. Do not attempt to modify the greenhouse structure or replace components with unapproved alternatives. Keep combustible materials, fire sources, or open flames away from the greenhouse at all times. This product is not electrically equipped; if you choose to install lighting or heating, use only IP-rated weatherproof equipment and consult a qualified electrician. Always follow local regulations for garden structures and check that installation is permitted in your location. The greenhouse must be securely anchored to the ground during installation. Failure to do so may result in instability, damage, or injury, especially in windy conditions. Parts Part 1 - Left Door Panel Part 2 - Right Door Panel Part 3 - Lower Side Panel Part 4 - Upper Side Panel Part 5 - Lower Side Panel Part 6 - Upper Side Panel Part 7 - Support Piece Part 8 - Support Piece Part 9 - Back Panel Part 10 - Back Panel Part 11 - Back Panel Part 12 - Back Panel Part 13 - Support Beam Part 14 - Support Beam Part 15 - Support Beam Part 16 - Support Beam Part 17 - Shelf Support Part 18 - Shelves Part 19 - Shelves Part 20 - Back Shelf Part 21 - Single Roof Window Part 22 - Double Roof Window Part 23 - Shelving Unit Side Part 24 - Shelving Unit Side Part 25 - Shelving Unit Shelves Part 26 - Shelving Unit Front Part A - Screws Part B - Screws Part C - Screws Part D - Screws Part E - Screws Part F - Screws Part G - Screws Part H - Screws Part I - Shelf Latch Part J - Handles Part K - Hook and Eye Part L - Dowels Part M - Hooks Part N - Latch Part O - L Bracket Part P - Padlock Auto Vent Part 1 - Bracket Auto Vent Part 2 - Clamp Auto Vent Part 3 - Window Arm Auto Vent Part 4 - T-Tube Auto Vent Part 5 - Frame Arm Auto Vent Part 6 - Cylinder Auto Vent Part 7 - Bolts Auto Vent Part 8 - Pin Auto Vent Part 9 - Auto Vent Auto Vent Part 10 - Cylinder Nut 1. Step 1 - Door Assembly Part 1 Stand the left door panel (Part 1) and the right door panel (Part 2) upright and next to each other. Insert the wooden dowels (Part L) into the door panels. Insert the dowels into support beams (Parts 7 and 8). 2. Step 2 - Door Assembly Part 2 Attach the wooden support beams (Part 7 and 8) to the door panels (Parts 1 and 2) using the screws (Part B). Attach the shelf support (Part 17) to the door panels using Part B. 3. Step 3 - Attach the Support Beams to the Back Panel Screw the support beams (Parts 13, 14 and 16) into the back panels (Parts 9, 10, 11 and 12), using the screws (Part B). NOTE: The tapered edge on Parts 9 and 10 need to be facing towards the baton (Part 13). Make sure the holes on Parts 11 and 12 are facing close to the centre. 4. Step 4 - Connecting the Back Panels Use the screws (Part B) to connect the support beam (Part 15) to the back panels. This will help to make the back panels sturdy. 5. Step 5 - Attaching the Side Panels Line up the lower side panel (Part 5) and screw it into the back (Part 10) and front (Part 2) panels using the screws (Part A). Line up the upper side panel (Part 6) and screw it into the back (Part 10) and front (Part 2) panels using the screws (Part A). 6. Step 6 - Attaching the Side Panels to the Other Side Line up the lower side panel (Part 3) and screw it into the back (Part 9) and front (Part 1) panels using the screws (Part A). Line up the upper side panel (Part 4) and screw it into the back (Part 9) and front (Part 1) panels using the screws (Part A). 7. Step 7 - Installing the Side Shelves Use the screws (Part E) to install the shelves (Parts 18 and 19). The shelves need to be screwed into the support beams. 8. Step 8 - Installing the Back Shelf Use the screws (Part F) to attach the back shelf (Part 20) to the back panel. Attach the L bracket (Part O) to the front edge of the back shelf (Part 20). Line up the shelf latch (Part I) to the L bracket (Part O). Attach the shelf latch (Part I) to the back panel using (Part D). 9. Step 9 - Build the Shelving Unit Build the shelving unit using the shelves (Part 25 and 26) and the side (Part 24). Screw these into place using Part 16. 10. Step 10 - Building the Shelving Unit Part 2 Using Part 16, screw together the side panel (Part 23) to the rest of the shelving unit. 11. Step 11 - Attaching the Shelving Unit To attach the shelving unit to the greenhouse, you can either attach the unit internally or externally. Secure the shelving unit to the greenhouse back panel using Screws (Part H), aligning them with the pre-drilled pilot holes provided. Alternatively, for the external option, attach the shelving unit above the preinstalled block using Screws (Part B). As there are no pilot holes for this option, first mark the hole positions with a centre punch. Then pre-drill the holes with a fine drill bit to help prevent the wood from splitting when screwing in the screws (Part B). Attach the hooks (Part M) to the outside of the greenhouse, on the side panel. 12. Step 12 - Installing the Single Roof Windows Line up the back of the single roof windows (Parts 21) with the back of the greenhouse. Use the screws (Part F) to attach the built in hinge to the greenhouse. As in the previous step, attach the hooks (Part M) to the outside of the greenhouse, on the opposite side to the hooks installed in Step 11. 13. Step 13 - Installing the Double Roof Windows and Accessories Line up the back of the double roof window (Part 22) with the back of the greenhouse. Install into the position using the screws (Part C). Install the handles (Part J) using the screws (Part G). Underneath the handles, install the latch (Part N) using the screws (Part G). Underneath the latch, install the hook and eye (Part K). Note: Secure the greenhouse by anchoring the structure firmly to the ground. Use suitable fixings such as rope and stakes for soft ground, or bolts for hard surfaces (e.g. concrete or paving). Always position the greenhouse on a flat, level surface to ensure stability. 14. Step 1 - Connecting the T-tube and Auto Vent Cross the cylinder nut (Part 10) by the auto vent (Part 9) of the cylinder (Part 6), then put the auto vent into the T-tube (Part 4). Make sure that the hole of the T-tube and the auto vent are in line. Please pay attention to the direction of the T-tube, then put the pin (Part 8) into the hole. Now the auto vent and T-tube are connected by the pin. 15. Step 2 - Installing the Brackets Ensure that both of the brackets (Part 1) are as close as possible to the edge of the window frame. Install the brackets using the bolts (Part 7) to the window and greenhouse frame. 16. Step 3 - Rotating the Cylinder Gradually open the window, and rotate the cylinder into the cylinder nut until the screw is protuded. 17. Adjusting the Auto Vent Turning the cylinder can make your automatic vent start opening at different temperatures. Turning clockwise can make it higher and open earlier. Turning anticlockwise can make it lower and open later. One complete turn corresponds to approximately 0.5°C. NOTE: Automatic ventilation of the greenhouse can not be used at temperatures above 60°C. When you receive this item in summer, you need to put the black bar into the fridge for at least 5 minutes, to make the cylinder rod retract fully before you assemble this product. 18. Auto Ventilation Information How the Auto Ventilation works: The automatic vent opener uses a temperature-sensitive cylinder to open and close your greenhouse window without electricity. Inside the cylinder is a special material (usually wax or oil) that expands when it gets warm and contracts when it cools. What happens as the temperature changes: When the temperature rises: * The material inside the cylinder expands * This pushes the piston rod outward * The rod moves the arms connected to the window * The window gradually opens, allowing heat to escape When the temperature drops: * The material inside the cylinder contracts * The piston rod retracts * The arms pull the window closed * The window closes automatically, keeping heat inside How the mechanism moves the window: The cylinder and piston rod provide the pushing force The arms (window arm and frame arm) transfer this movement to the window The brackets and clamps hold the unit between the window and the greenhouse frame As the rod extends and retracts, the arms act like a lever to open and close the vent. Temperature control: You can adjust when the window starts to open by turning the cylinder: * Clockwise → opens at a higher temperature (later) * Anticlockwise → opens at a lower temperature (earlier) Each full turn changes the opening point by about 0.5°C (1°F) Key points for users: The system is fully automatic and requires no power It opens gradually as the greenhouse warms up It closes automatically as it cools Designed for vents up to 15 kg and opens up to 45 cm 19. Maintenance Inspect all timber parts annually for signs of wear, splintering or weather damage and retreat as necessary with a suitable timber preservative. Routinely check the roof for signs of stress, warping, or movement, particularly after snowfall or high winds. Conduct full seasonal inspections of the structure, seals, panels, roof, and base fixings to ensure stability and safety. Promptly clear snow, fallen branches, and other debris from the roof to prevent structural overload or failure. Before each use, inspect all hinges, latches and hardware for any signs of sharp edges or damage. 20. Troubleshooting Please read through the guide below if you have any issues or faults with your device. The information covers and resolves the majority of frequently asked questions. Q: There are parts missing from my order. A: If there appears to be any part missing from your package contact our Customer Support team via the details on the Contact Us page within 7 days of receipt. For all other issues please contact our Customer Support department via the details on the Contact page. monstershop (opens in new tab)Terms (opens in new tab)Privacy (opens in new tab)

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monstershop

Wooden Victorian Greenhouse

This guide provides step-by-step instructions for assembling, using, and maintaining your Monster Shop Wooden Victorian Greenhouse.

Product Information

Victorian Greenhouse

This compact Victorian Greenhouse blends traditional styling with modern practicality, making it ideal for patios, courtyards, and smaller gardens. Its clear acrylic roof and windows provide excellent sunlight exposure for plants, while the durable timber frame ensures year-round protection and display. The dual-swing doors and built-in shelving offer easy access and ample room for pots, tools, and seasonal arrangements. The automatic vent opener uses a heat-sensitive cylinder that expands in warm temperatures to open the window and contracts when cool to close it.

SKU: 216698,216700,216702
Dimensions: 155 (L) x 70 (W) x 198 (H) cm
Weight: 55KG
Materials: Fir-Wood (Frame), Iron (Accessories), Acrylic Panels (Windows)

GPSR Information

Manufacturer:

Monster Group UK Limited, Monster House

19-23 Alan Farnaby Way,

Industrial Estate Sheriff Hutton,

York

YO60 6PG

Person Responsible:

Rana Harvey, Monster Group UK Limited,

Monster House

19-23 Alan Farnaby Way,

Industrial Estate Sheriff Hutton,

York

YO60 6PG,

England,

+441347878880

Manufacturer:

Monster Group BV,

Van Heemskerckweg 28A & B,

Venlo 5928LL

Netherlands

+441347878880

Person Responsible:

Rana Harvey,

Monster Group BV,

Van Heemskerckweg 28A & B,

Venlo 5928LL,

Netherlands,

+44134787888

Safety Advice

Ensure you have read and fully understood the instruction manual and safety advice before using this product.

Only assemble this product on a flat, stable surface free from obstructions or hazards.

Always wear protective gloves when handling timber components to avoid splinters, especially if the wood has not been treated.

Lightly sand any rough or sharp timber edges before assembly and use to prevent injury from splinters.

Avoid any impact to acrylic panels with tools, furniture, or other hard objects to prevent cracking or splintering.

Do not lean on or apply pressure to the acrylic panels at any time.

Regularly inspect acrylic panels for any signs of damage or stress. Replace damaged panels immediately to prevent injury.

Use door handles at all times to open or close the greenhouse doors; never push the door frame or panels directly.

Ensure children are closely supervised near the greenhouse doors to avoid risk of fingers being trapped.

Always ensure doors are fully latched when open or closed to prevent accidental closure due to wind or movement.

Do not hang or suspend any items from the roof panels, framing, or supports of the greenhouse.

Avoid overwatering plants to reduce floor puddling and keep the greenhouse interior dry to prevent slips and falls.

Install anti-slip matting in walkways and near the entrance to reduce the risk of slipping on wet surfaces.

Always wear suitable non-slip footwear when using the greenhouse, particularly during or after watering.

In warm conditions, use roof vents or leave the door open to ventilate the greenhouse and reduce heat buildup.

Do not spend prolonged periods inside the greenhouse during peak heat or strong sunlight.

Never leave pets or animals unattended inside the greenhouse at any time, particularly in hot weather.

Do not handle metal parts with bare hands if any edge feels sharp or damaged.

Do not exceed the structural load limits the shelves; this product is not designed to support excessive weight.

Do not attempt to modify the greenhouse structure or replace components with unapproved alternatives.

Keep combustible materials, fire sources, or open flames away from the greenhouse at all times.

This product is not electrically equipped; if you choose to install lighting or heating, use only IP-rated weatherproof equipment and consult a qualified electrician.

Always follow local regulations for garden structures and check that installation is permitted in your location.

The greenhouse must be securely anchored to the ground during installation. Failure to do so may result in instability, damage, or injury, especially in windy conditions.

Parts

Part 1 - Left Door Panel

Part 2 - Right Door Panel

Part 3 - Lower Side Panel

Part 4 - Upper Side Panel

Part 5 - Lower Side Panel

Part 6 - Upper Side Panel

Part 7 - Support Piece

Part 8 - Support Piece

Part 9 - Back Panel

Part 10 - Back Panel

Part 11 - Back Panel

Part 12 - Back Panel

Part 13 - Support Beam

Part 14 - Support Beam

Part 15 - Support Beam

Part 16 - Support Beam

Part 17 - Shelf Support

Part 18 - Shelves

Part 19 - Shelves

Part 20 - Back Shelf

Part 21 - Single Roof Window

Part 22 - Double Roof Window

Part 23 - Shelving Unit Side

Part 24 - Shelving Unit Side

Part 25 - Shelving Unit Shelves

Part 26 - Shelving Unit Front

Part A - Screws

Part B - Screws

Part C - Screws

Part D - Screws

Part E - Screws

Part F - Screws

Part G - Screws

Part H - Screws

Part I - Shelf Latch

Part J - Handles

Part K - Hook and Eye

Part L - Dowels

Part M - Hooks

Part N - Latch

Part O - L Bracket

Part P - Padlock

Auto Vent Part 1 - Bracket

Auto Vent Part 2 - Clamp

Auto Vent Part 3 - Window Arm

Auto Vent Part 4 - T-Tube

Auto Vent Part 5 - Frame Arm

Auto Vent Part 6 - Cylinder

Auto Vent Part 7 - Bolts

Auto Vent Part 8 - Pin

Auto Vent Part 9 - Auto Vent

Auto Vent Part 10 - Cylinder Nut

1. Step 1 - Door Assembly Part 1

Stand the left door panel (Part 1) and the right door panel (Part 2) upright and next to each other.

Insert the wooden dowels (Part L) into the door panels.

Insert the dowels into support beams (Parts 7 and 8).

2. Step 2 - Door Assembly Part 2

Attach the wooden support beams (Part 7 and 8) to the door panels (Parts 1 and 2) using the screws (Part B).

Attach the shelf support (Part 17) to the door panels using Part B.

3. Step 3 - Attach the Support Beams to the Back Panel

Screw the support beams (Parts 13, 14 and 16) into the back panels (Parts 9, 10, 11 and 12), using the screws (Part B).

NOTE:

The tapered edge on Parts 9 and 10 need to be facing towards the baton (Part 13).

Make sure the holes on Parts 11 and 12 are facing close to the centre.

4. Step 4 - Connecting the Back Panels

Use the screws (Part B) to connect the support beam (Part 15) to the back panels. This will help to make the back panels sturdy.

5. Step 5 - Attaching the Side Panels

Line up the lower side panel (Part 5) and screw it into the back (Part 10) and front (Part 2) panels using the screws (Part A).

Line up the upper side panel (Part 6) and screw it into the back (Part 10) and front (Part 2) panels using the screws (Part A).

6. Step 6 - Attaching the Side Panels to the Other Side

Line up the lower side panel (Part 3) and screw it into the back (Part 9) and front (Part 1) panels using the screws (Part A).

Line up the upper side panel (Part 4) and screw it into the back (Part 9) and front (Part 1) panels using the screws (Part A).

7. Step 7 - Installing the Side Shelves

Use the screws (Part E) to install the shelves (Parts 18 and 19). The shelves need to be screwed into the support beams.

8. Step 8 - Installing the Back Shelf

Use the screws (Part F) to attach the back shelf (Part 20) to the back panel.

Attach the L bracket (Part O) to the front edge of the back shelf (Part 20).

Line up the shelf latch (Part I) to the L bracket (Part O).

Attach the shelf latch (Part I) to the back panel using (Part D).

9. Step 9 - Build the Shelving Unit

Build the shelving unit using the shelves (Part 25 and 26) and the side (Part 24). Screw these into place using Part 16.

10. Step 10 - Building the Shelving Unit Part 2

Using Part 16, screw together the side panel (Part 23) to the rest of the shelving unit.

11. Step 11 - Attaching the Shelving Unit

To attach the shelving unit to the greenhouse, you can either attach the unit internally or externally.

Secure the shelving unit to the greenhouse back panel using Screws (Part H), aligning them with the pre-drilled pilot holes provided.

Alternatively, for the external option, attach the shelving unit above the preinstalled block using Screws (Part B). As there are no pilot holes for this option, first mark the hole positions with a centre punch. Then pre-drill the holes with a fine drill bit to help prevent the wood from splitting when screwing in the screws (Part B).

Attach the hooks (Part M) to the outside of the greenhouse, on the side panel.

12. Step 12 - Installing the Single Roof Windows

Line up the back of the single roof windows (Parts 21) with the back of the greenhouse.

Use the screws (Part F) to attach the built in hinge to the greenhouse.

As in the previous step, attach the hooks (Part M) to the outside of the greenhouse, on the opposite side to the hooks installed in Step 11.

13. Step 13 - Installing the Double Roof Windows and Accessories

Line up the back of the double roof window (Part 22) with the back of the greenhouse.

Install into the position using the screws (Part C).

Install the handles (Part J) using the screws (Part G).

Underneath the handles, install the latch (Part N) using the screws (Part G).

Underneath the latch, install the hook and eye (Part K).

Note: Secure the greenhouse by anchoring the structure firmly to the ground. Use suitable fixings such as rope and stakes for soft ground, or bolts for hard surfaces (e.g. concrete or paving). Always position the greenhouse on a flat, level surface to ensure stability.

14. Step 1 - Connecting the T-tube and Auto Vent

Cross the cylinder nut (Part 10) by the auto vent (Part 9) of the cylinder (Part 6), then put the auto vent into the T-tube (Part 4).

Make sure that the hole of the T-tube and the auto vent are in line.

Please pay attention to the direction of the T-tube, then put the pin (Part 8) into the hole. Now the auto vent and T-tube are connected by the pin.

15. Step 2 - Installing the Brackets

Ensure that both of the brackets (Part 1) are as close as possible to the edge of the window frame.

Install the brackets using the bolts (Part 7) to the window and greenhouse frame.

16. Step 3 - Rotating the Cylinder

Gradually open the window, and rotate the cylinder into the cylinder nut until the screw is protuded.

17. Adjusting the Auto Vent

Turning the cylinder can make your automatic vent start opening at different temperatures.

Turning clockwise can make it higher and open earlier.

Turning anticlockwise can make it lower and open later.

One complete turn corresponds to approximately 0.5°C.

NOTE:

Automatic ventilation of the greenhouse can not be used at temperatures above 60°C.

When you receive this item in summer, you need to put the black bar into the fridge for at least 5 minutes, to make the cylinder rod retract fully before you assemble this product.

18. Auto Ventilation Information

How the Auto Ventilation works:

The automatic vent opener uses a temperature-sensitive cylinder to open and close your greenhouse window without electricity.

Inside the cylinder is a special material (usually wax or oil) that expands when it gets warm and contracts when it cools.

What happens as the temperature changes:

When the temperature rises:

* The material inside the cylinder expands

* This pushes the piston rod outward

* The rod moves the arms connected to the window

* The window gradually opens, allowing heat to escape

When the temperature drops:

* The material inside the cylinder contracts

* The piston rod retracts

* The arms pull the window closed

* The window closes automatically, keeping heat inside

How the mechanism moves the window:

The cylinder and piston rod provide the pushing force
The arms (window arm and frame arm) transfer this movement to the window
The brackets and clamps hold the unit between the window and the greenhouse frame
As the rod extends and retracts, the arms act like a lever to open and close the vent.

Temperature control:

You can adjust when the window starts to open by turning the cylinder:

* Clockwise → opens at a higher temperature (later)

* Anticlockwise → opens at a lower temperature (earlier)

Each full turn changes the opening point by about 0.5°C (1°F)

Key points for users:

The system is fully automatic and requires no power
It opens gradually as the greenhouse warms up
It closes automatically as it cools
Designed for vents up to 15 kg and opens up to 45 cm

19. Maintenance

Inspect all timber parts annually for signs of wear, splintering or weather damage and retreat as necessary with a suitable timber preservative.
Routinely check the roof for signs of stress, warping, or movement, particularly after snowfall or high winds.
Conduct full seasonal inspections of the structure, seals, panels, roof, and base fixings to ensure stability and safety.
Promptly clear snow, fallen branches, and other debris from the roof to prevent structural overload or failure.
Before each use, inspect all hinges, latches and hardware for any signs of sharp edges or damage.

20. Troubleshooting

Please read through the guide below if you have any issues or faults with your device. The information covers and resolves the majority of frequently asked questions.

Q: There are parts missing from my order. A: If there appears to be any part missing from your package contact our Customer Support team via the details on the Contact Us page within 7 days of receipt.

For all other issues please contact our Customer Support department via the details on the Contact page.