INSTALL YOUR PARASOL

Before starting your installation, be sure to clean and prepare your assembly area by protecting the ground (with cardboard, for example) before placing the parts of your parasol. Pay particular attention to the aluminum parts, which could be scratched. When opening the boxes, avoid using a box cutter or any blade that could damage your product.

Installing a cantilever parasol
INSTALL STRAIGHT PARASOL

The cantilever parasol and its weights

Install your
cantilever parasol

Time: 10 minutes
Number of people needed: 2
Tools: Allen key, utility knife

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Install your tiles
Ostro floor

Time: 10 minutes
Number of people needed: 1
Materials: water and/or sand

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Install your foot
Plug & Play

Time: 30 minutes
Number of people needed: 1
Materials: Impact drill and concrete drill bits (M8, 12, 16mm) - M8 female stainless steel inserts and DIN912 M8 socket head cap screws, 30mm length, chemical anchoring and sieve (depending on the type of soil, no sieve necessary in solid soils)

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THE STRAIGHT PARASOL AND ITS BALLASTS

Install your parasol straight

Time: 10 minutes
Number of people needed: 2
Tools: Allen key, utility knife

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Install your Grecale rolling stand

Time: 10 minutes
Number of people needed: 1
Materials: sand, gravel or concrete

Install your Fix foot

Time: 10 minutes
Number of people needed: 1
Materials: (for installation in solid material) Hammer drill and masonry drill bit, stainless steel impact driver, open-end wrench

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Install your Fogony cross stand

Time: 5 minutes
Number of people needed: 1
Materials: tightening wrench

PROTECTIVE COVER

Install your cover

Time: 5 minutes
Number of people needed: 1

your questions

What cover do you need for your parasol?

At Belveo, every parasol has its own cover. We know it's not always easy to find the right one, which is why we've created a short guide to help you determine exactly which cover is compatible with your parasol. Find our covers here:

Cover for straight parasol (except 3x3m)
Cover for straight parasol 3x3m
Cover for cantilever parasol

What should you use to weigh down the slabs of your parasol?

You can weigh down the slabs of your parasol (i.e., fill them) with water or sand . Note, however, that sand is denser than water , making your slabs heavier – this can be especially important if you plan to move your parasol/slabs regularly. The more weight you add, the more stable the parasol will be in the wind . We therefore recommend using sand for weighting whenever possible. If you have a 3x4m cantilever parasol, it is essential to fill the Ostro slabs with sand to reach a minimum weight of 120kg. You can then add water to achieve the maximum weight. Caution: once wet, the sand cannot be removed from the slabs . If you are in a very windy area, we recommend using our wheeled bases, if possible, as these are heavier once weighted (i.e., filled with water and/or sand) than our slabs.