User Manual for Hampton Bay 10x12 Longford Pergola

Quick Guide

The Hampton Bay 10x12 Longford Pergola requires at least 2 people for assembly. The estimated installation time is 2 to 3 hours. Ensure you have all parts and tools ready before beginning. Do not place parts directly on the ground to avoid damaging the finish.

Safety Information

• Outdoor Use Only: This product is designed for outdoor use.
• Wind and Weather: While the pergola includes ground stakes, it is recommended to secure it to a deck, concrete patio, or footings in areas with frequent severe weather.
• Snow Removal: Clear snow regularly. Remove snow from the roof if it exceeds 4 inches in thickness using a plastic snow rake.
• Fire Safety: Keep all flame and heat sources away from the fabric. The fabric meets CPAI-84 specifications for flame resistance but is not fireproof.
• Handling: The unit is heavy; do not attempt to assemble it alone. Wear protective gloves as some parts may have sharp edges.
• Prohibitions: Do not climb on top of the pergola.

Pre-Assembly

Before starting, verify all parts are present against the hardware and package contents lists. If any parts are missing or damaged, contact Hampton Bay Customer Service.

Tools Needed

• Hammer
• Screwdriver
• 6' Ladder
• Drill
• Triangular rule
• M6 Wrench and M6 Allen key (provided in hardware pack)

Assembly Instructions

The assembly process consists of 17 steps:

1. Attaching the Base: Attach the base (C) to the posts (01) using screws (HH).
2. Attaching the Covers: Insert the cover (D) into the top of the posts (01).
3. Connecting Beams: Connect the beams (G1 & G2) with the connector (N) using bolts (MM) and flat washers (KK).
4. Connecting Curved Frames: Connect the curved frames (F1 & F2) with the connector (N) using bolts (FF & GG) and flat washers (KK).
5. Connecting Frames and Posts: Attach the curved frames to the posts (01) using screws (AA) and flat washers (KK).
6. Attaching Beams to Posts: Attach the beams (G1 & G2) to the posts (01) using screws (AA) and flat washers (KK).
7. Decorative Profile: Attach the decorative profiles (H) to the posts (01) using screws (AA) and washers (KK). Attach the cover (D) using screws (HH).
8. Arc Support: Attach the arc support (E) to the curved frames, beams, and posts using bolts (EE), screws (BB), and flat washers (KK).
9. Cross Beam Assembly: Connect the cross beams (I1 & I2) with the connector (I3) using bolts (MM) and flat washers (KK).
10. Attaching Cross Beams: Attach the cross beams to the curved frames using bolts (II) and flat washers (KK).
11. Canopy Tube Assembly: Connect canopy tube 1 (L1) with canopy tube 2 (L2) using bolt (JJ) and flat washer (KK).
12. Covering the Canopy: Place the canopy (M) over the pergola.
13. Inserting Canopy Tubes: Insert the assembled canopy tubes (L1 & L2) into the canopy (M).
14. Inserting Guide Tube: Insert the guide tube (J) into the canopy tubes. Connect the guide tube and connector (K) to the posts (01) using screws (CC) and (HH).
15. Securing the Pergola: Secure the pergola to the ground using stakes (LL).
16. Base Cover: Attach the base cover (02) to the posts (01) using screws (DD).
17. Finishing: Apply stickers (NN) to cover pre-drilled holes if desired.

Care and Cleaning

• Rust Prevention: Steel components are treated with rust-inhibiting paint. If scratched, cover the scratch immediately with rust-inhibiting paint (not included). Surface rust can be removed with a light application of regular cooking oil.
• Cleaning: Do not use bleach, acid, or abrasive cleaners on the roof or frame.
• Storage: Remove the canopy during bad weather and windy conditions. When not in use, store the pergola in a cool, dry area. Keep the original packaging for storage.