Contractor to provide for each post, a 24" diameter x 30" deep hole.
Insert a 12" long # 3 reinforcing bar in each post at bottom hole located 9" form end of post.
Install support posts in hole, bottom of post 6" form bottom of hole.
Align top mounting holes in post 6' - 3" center to center, holes facing out.
Support the post in holes with 2" x 4" shoring.
Pour concrete an let cure.
After concrete has cured, attach bench support brackets, facing in between support post, with the 1/2" x 3 1/2" long bolts provided. Bolt heads facing out on end locations. A flat washer (1/2") shall be installed under each bolt head and under the nylon insert nut prior to the nut tightening.
Before complete tightening of the bench brackets to the post, install cedar bench pieces to the supports with the provided 3/8" nylon insert nut only.
Lift aluminm frame top in palce and line up the mounting holes in the aluminum angle with the two -post mounting holes. Insert the 1/2" x 4" long bolt with a 1/2" flat washer inder the bolt head and under the 1/2" nylon insert nut. Tighten top frame securely.
Tighten bench support frame to posts.
Tighten cedar bench pieces in place until carriage bolt square heads, sinks into cedar.
Fit up cabana cover in place.
Lace up cover with lacing provided. Lace through eyelets around 1/2" diagram, round aluminum on underneath side of frame all around, pull tight and secure.
Install matching cooler stands on correct support post. Bolts and nuts provided.
Bench Mounting Examples
Surface Mount / Direct Burial Our benches come with two mounting/installation choices, surface mount or direct burial.
- Surface Mounting is the simplest of the two, and rests directly on the surface. You may use four expansion bolts to secure the legs of the bench directly onto the concrete surface.
- Direct Burial installs the bench in a 2' diameter by 2'6" deep concrete foundation. While not as easy to install, this style of mounting is much more sturdy and clean. See picture.
