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- Page 1 User manual / Assembly instructions Verona Retractable Roof Pergola Type Verona Version: EN – April 2023 www.thecanopyshop.co.uk...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. Introduction 2. Safety precautions and warnings 3. Product features 4. Parts overview 4.1 Exploded view 4.2 Motorization 4.3 Hardware details 4.4 Delivery inspection 5. Preparation for assembly 5.1 Conditions for assembly 5.2 Inspection of tools and accessories 6. Assembly 6.1 Structure installation 6.2 Installation motor unit and fabric 6.3 Installation of cross rafters and ceiling sheets... -
Page 3: Introduction
Before you can start enjoying your Pergola it must be assembled properly. This manual provides clear instructions for all the steps you must complete for correct assembly of your Verona Pergola. We recommend that you take the time to read the entire manual before you begin assembly. - Page 4 2. Safety precautions and warnings (continued) Adding or removing parts, the use or installation of materials. other than described in this manual, may adversely affect the safety of the pergola and is therefore strongly discouraged! Pay attention and be aware of moving parts. Make sure that all power supply is cut off during the assembly.
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Page 5: Product Features
Width Projection The maximum slope is 25 cm per meter. If the Verona Pergola is installed with a slope of > 25% the product will be out of warranty. *Optional: built-in LED lighting in the fabric Application type: The Verona has a retractable system with a tilted form and has to be mounted to a wall. -
Page 6: Parts Overview
4. Parts Overview 4.1 Exploded view Wall profile Motor unit Post Fabric Gutter Cross rafter Rafter Side cover profiles, ceiling sheets and wall finish profile page 6... -
Page 7: Motorization
4.2 Motorization The Verona pergola is using a single motor from Somfy. The motor is controlled and operated by a remote control. The Somfy remote is provided. 4.3 Hardware details Rafter - Wall profile connection M8x16mm hexagonal head stainless steel bolt... - Page 8 Post – Gutter connection Pillar – Ground connection Use materials suitable for your situation. Motor unit – Wall profile connection M5.5x25mm self-drilling screw with washer page 8...
- Page 9 Fabric – Carrier (rafter) connection M8 nut with sealant Cross rafter – Rafter connection a. M4.8x25mm self-drilling screw (3x) b. M4.8x25mm self-drilling screw (6x) page 9...
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Page 10: Delivery Inspection
Fabric cover sheet – Cross beam connection a. M5. 5x25mm self-drilling screw with washer 4.4 Delivery Inspection Always carefully check the delivered items against the accompanying delivery note to ensure that the quantity and quality are correct. Any visible defects must be reported in writing within 7 days of delivery. -
Page 11: Preparation For Assembly
If the rubber seals are deformed, they can be straightened with a little heat, from a hot air heater or hair dryer for example. Warranty expires if the Verona Pergola is not assembled and installed in accordance with the instructions. -
Page 12: Inspection Of Tools And Accessories
5.2 Inspection of tools and accessories Ø16 13, 17 page 12... -
Page 13: Assembly
6. Assembly 6.1 Structure installation 1. Wall bracket installation: The wall brackets must be installed 35cm from the end of the rails. H [cm] = front height [cm] + slope [cm] Standard front height is 250 cm 2. Fasten the brackets to the wall/ Use the correct hardware for your situation. We suggest to use minimum M12. - Page 14 4. Fasten and tighten the wall mounting bracket bolts Next step is Pre-drilling hole(s) in the gutter profile for rainwater discharge. The rainwater discharge can be easily achieved by drilling a hole in the gutter at the position where the post meets the gutter.
- Page 15 6. Gutter and front posts: The gutter and front posts should be connected to each other on ground 7. Post fixing: Define the exact post position and mark it. Install the anchorage to the ground surface using correct hardware for your situation. before you lift as you shown image at below.
- Page 16 Slide the post on top of the stainless steel anchorage and screw tight. 9. Slide the rubber flap in and place gutter cover and fasten the screws. 10. Rafter placing: There are two types of rafters. One without gasket (only delivered if 3 posts are used –...
- Page 17 Check if the structure is level on all sides. page 17...
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Page 18: Installation Motor Unit And Fabric
6.2 Installation motor unit and fabric 1. Install the motor box in the centre between two rafters. 2. All carriers must be on the back of the rails. 3. Place a hexagonal shaft spindle into the transmission tube. page 18... - Page 19 4. Place the hexagonal shaft spindle and transmission tube into the motor as you see on the fifure below. 5. Insert a shaft transmitter plastic on to the transmission tube on the inside of the system. 6. Place a shaft spindle through the rail and insert the shaft transmitter plastic on the spindle to connect to the other spindle.
- Page 20 7. Fasten the bolts on the shaft transmitter plastic caps. 8. Install the fabric support profiles with the fabric preinstalled on to the rafters. The fabric support profiles go rafter by rafter onto the carriers. They slide over the thread on the bottom of the carriers in place with the nuts.
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Page 21: Installation Of Cross Rafters And Ceiling Sheets
6.3 Installation of cross rafter and ceiling sheets 1. Start with installing the cross rafters: In order to fix the cross rafters, you should define the U bracket position. First you have to check the retractable length of the fabric is within the length of the side cover profile, if correct you can install the U brackets according to that sizing. - Page 22 3. Install the ceiling sheets so they overlap and fasten with the self drilling screws. Finish with the L profile. 4. After installing the ceiling sheets, you can place the side cover profiles. 5. Wall finish: Before fixing the wall finish profile, apply sealant behind the wall finish profile. page 22...
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Page 23: Programming Instructions
7. Programming instructions The installation and initial setup procedures are the responsibility of a specialized technician. Power Supply (230 V AC / 50~60 Hz) All wiring must conform to local electrical code. The control unit boxes can be wired in PARALLEL. ... -
Page 24: Remote Control
7.1 Remote control The Verona is integrated with a tubular motor driven with radio control. For opening, closing or stopping the panels you can use the respective buttons of the remote control. (see image below). Remote control details Channels: Battery type:... -
Page 25: Programming The Motor
7.2 Programming the motor Step 1: There isn’t a control unit box on single motor products. Therefore, you are able to connect this directly to an electric power unit (230V). Notice the motor will not respond to any transmitter until it is assigned to communicate with the motor’s receiver. Step 2: Please select desired channel. -
Page 26: Programming The Led Control Panel
7.4 Programming the LED control panel Step 1: While there is no power in the control box, power ON and power OFF 5 times max. within 5 seconds. Step 2: Leave while power ON. The LED lights will blink within 10 seconds. Step 3: Select a channel from your remote control you desired. -
Page 27: Faq
8. FAQ REASON HOW TO RESOLVE? The motor is not Check if there is power to the unit control The product powerful box. motor would not The motor has Disconnect the power and wait for 15 start no regular minutes then try to start again. current Check if the product is powered. -
Page 28: Warranty Conditions
11. Warranty conditions Warranty in accordance with the warranty conditions and The Canopy Shop’s general terms and conditions. These can be found on the website www.thecanopyshop.co.uk Please review the respective articles indicated under the main titles include in the manual for the details of aforementioned special cases.
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