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It doesn't show how the clips on the metal roof sheets are supposed to lock the sheets in place? It shows the clips being put on but then you can't see them when the panels are put into the frame??
At 03:01 and installation section 02:57 (Parts Z & Z1) For this metal brackets that go on the panels we added Rivets size 1/8 diameter and 1/8 length, the hole was drilled with a 9/64 drill bit. Rivet tool was $24.00 and rivets $7.00, well worth it. Reason was the brackets kept falling out making it hard to slide the panels into the channels they go into. At 03:57 for the Plastic spacers (Part Y) we added double sided tape $8.00 to the ones that are used under the panels where two panels would overlap to keep them in place. This two extra steps will actually speed up the installation and save some marriages and friendships.
At 03:01 and installation section 02:57 (Parts Z & Z1) For this metal brackets that go on the panels we added Rivets size 1/8 diameter and 1/8 length, the hole was drilled with a 9/64 drill bit. Rivet tool was $24.00 and rivets $7.00, well worth it. Reason was the brackets kept falling out making it hard to slide the panels into the channels they go into. At 03:57 for the Plastic spacers (Part Y) we added double sided tape $8.00 to the ones that are used under the panels where two panels would overlap to keep them in place. This two extra steps will actually speed up the installation and save some marriages and friendships.
Hey Erommy_Official I’ve tried emailing multiple times and no one responds. No phone number? That’s suspicious. The hooks for the curtains in the front slots do not fit through the slide. There is a metal ball at the end of the slider that is too big and the hooks cannot pass by it. Bad design.
Mine show the picture only on the outside panels that go in to the ribs not in between just the outside panels.. This is the hardest thing I’ve ever put together, and I finally gave up
Mine do not stay on so when I get it up to put it in the channel, they fall out and they fall down on the ground and I gotta get down and pick them up again. Did you find any great solution to that??
I threw the clips out. Waste of time. Get expandable weather stripping. Place the panels in the correct spots, screw them down and then wedge the weather stripping into the channels. All the clips do is create downward pressure on the panels. The weather stripping works perfect to do the same thing.
They go underneath on the edges of the panels. Then when you put the panel on top of another panel, it creates a channel for rain and other precipitation to runoff. We just got done building our last weekend. We struggled with those as well, but once we figured it out, it made complete sense.
Hello, this gazebo have no curtains, but we offer the same shape gazebos with curtains, you can check with this link: erommy.com/products/erommy-12x14-hardtop-gazebo-galvanized-steel-top-with-wood-grain-aluminum-frame-permanent-metal-pavilion-with-three-layer-storage-shelvess-for-patio-backyard-deck-and-lawns
Very nice greenhouse once put together and seems sturdy. I am a woman and put this together by myself and it WAS an ordeal- if you expect that up front it will help you through it! The instructions were good imo with pictures and well written English but confusing at times causing me to back track. Becareful if you have the 6x6 since these instructions are for the 6x4- many are the same but some are not. But this video is an excellent resource and very helpful. My advice is DON’T skip ahead thinking you got it because you might miss something resulting in removing parts and going back. Really pay attention to number of screws to slide into channels since if you don’t add the right number you will need to go back MANY steps. DON’t throw out the included tools since they are very helpful in tightening the bolts - better than a drill imo. Also that little wrench 🔧 is needed for the main frame since bolts are so close together. It took me a several days to put this together since I took frequent breaks for my sanity:-) and several days were added to reinforce panels using silicone ( I did a few panels at a time then took breaks so not to breathe in fumes even if outside). If your working alone you will need to be creative ( using chairs etc.) to hold up sides or panels since they will fall over until the main frame is together. You will also need a step stool ( unless your 6f tall) for the roof. Remember painters tape is your friend and can serve as a set of hands while screwing pieces together. Get an old blanket or knee pads since you will be on the ground a lot. I put it up inside of a garage which allowed me to take my time. Someone suggested attaching it to the base while building to keep it square and that might have worked better. If you do that you will need to get it up with no breaks since the wind can take it down if it’s not all together. I also secured the perimeter frame to the base with self tapping screws and the posts cemented into the ground. Panels were siliconed in on the outside ( make sure if using silicone area is well ventilated) and allow to it to cure( i used several tubes of GE 12 A) . TIP- they gave me extra screws- but buy extra and add extra to some channels since you can the add wood or molding type strips (by attaching to holes drilled on wood/molding) using these screws to further reinforce panels. Also the top EDGE of the door slides under (with the wheels inside)that bar that holds it in place with the large groove opening in the bar facing out. The bar is held in place by that long screw. Don’t tighten that screw tight since door won’t slide. It took me a long time to figure this out. Hope this helps!
This thing is a nightmare to piece together. The frame does not magically stand upright and not one of the clear panels stays in place. I think I'm going to need to glue them all in.
