Sunnydaze Decor HBM-611 User guide

NARBONNE DECORATIVE BORDER FENCE

HBM-611

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Any modication to the product or failure to follow recommended care will void the product warranty.

Identify the ush side and spacer

on each fence panel.

Insert the rst fence panel into

the ground by carefully pushing

the legs into the soil.

Link the second panel to the rst

by inserting the leg on the ush

side through the spacer on the

rst panel.

Repeat steps until all panels have

been installed.

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Replacement parts or products will be sent at our discretion within the 1-year warranty period. Proof of purchase, with

the date of purchase as well as photos of the merchandise defect, must be provided. Photos are used to determine

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Purchase Date: / / Order/Customer Reference Number:

11/2020060023

Installation

General Use & Care

INSTALLATION: Install into rm soil, installing into loose soil may cause the fence panels to lean or tip over.

Do not install fencing into rocks or sand as it may damage the finish.

CLEANING: Use a slightly damp, soft cloth to wipe away dirt and debris.

WINTER CARE & STORAGE: Store this item during winter, especially in locations with ice and snow. Move fencing

to an indoor location that is dry. Covering with a breathable cover while in storage will help prevent dust build-up.

Troubleshooting

THE FENCE POST DON'T INSERT FAR ENOUGH INTO THE GROUND

• Make sure there are no obstacles within the soil such as rocks, tree roots, or pavement.

• The soil may be too dry. Soak the soil with water and try inserting the panels again.

HELPFUL HINT

If fence panels are installed near grass that requires mowing, consider leaving more of the fence panel legs

exposed above the ground. This will allow for easier mowing and trimming. Avoid using powered weed trimmers

near the panels as doing so may chip the powder coating or permanently damage the panel.

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