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Growing squash and melons on a trellis saves space, reduces disease problems and makes harvesting a breeze. The Squash Tunnel
is made from polyethylene-coated steel that will last for years to come. The polyethylene is non-degradable and provides a clean look
while protecting the steel from the elements. The steel tubing provides strength and durability, yet is also lightweight and easy to
assemble.
Parts
(3) Arches
(6) Angled Supports
(6) Staked Supports
(9) Male Cross Braces
(9) Female Cross Braces
(2) Short Cross Braces
NOTE: You should have at least 2 people to help with assembly. We recommend
having 3 for the easiest assembly.
Step 1. Identify and organize all parts on a clean, level surface. NOTE: We
recommend assembling your Squash Tunnel at the spot you intend to install it.
Select a location to that is protected from high winds and is away from children's
play areas. Important: The Squash Tunnel is not a children's play structure and
should not be climbed on.
Step 2. Slide a Male Cross Brace onto a Female Cross Brace (Figure 1). Repeat until all
9 Cross Braces are assembled.
Step 3. Slide an Angled Support onto both ends of each Arch (Figure 2). Use your Phillips screwdriver to insert Screws
through the holes in the Angled Supports until the head of the Screw is flush with the Support.
Step 4. Stand the Arches upright and place an assembled Cross Brace along the top of them. Spread the Arches apart so there's one at
each end of the Cross Brace and one near the middle (Figure 3).
Step 5. Attach the Cross Brace to each Arch, using the Sure-Clips and the instructions below:
Tip: When attaching a Cross Brace using the Sure-Clips, remember that the Cross Brace should
always be on the outside of the Arches and that the curved part of the Clips (Figure 4) will
always be facing towards the inside of the Squash Tunnel.
Slide the looped end of a Sure-Clip over one end of the Cross Brace (Figure 3) and position it so
the curved part of the Clip fits around the closest Arch. Bend the open ends of the Clip around
the Cross Brace, securing the Sure-Clip into place. NOTE: This may take some extra strength as
the Clips are made to be tight. Repeat with the other outside Arch.
Figure 3
To attach the Cross
Brace to the
middle Arch,
slide the open
ends of the Sure-
Clip around the
Cross Support
and then follow
the instructions
above (Figure 3).
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Titan Squash Tunnel
Tools required
(31) Sure-Clips
Phillips screwdriver
(1) Netting
Step Ladder (recommended)
(6) Screws
Assembly
Cross Support
Arch
Cross Brace
Sure-Clip
Arch
Arches
Cross Brace
Sure-
Clip
Middle Arch
Figure 1
Female Cross
Male Cross
Brace
Brace
Figure 2
Arch
Insert
Angled
Screw
Support
here
Figure 4
The curved part of the Sure-Clip will
always be facing towards the inside of
the Squash Tunnel.
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Angled
Support
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- Page 1 Titan Squash Tunnel Growing squash and melons on a trellis saves space, reduces disease problems and makes harvesting a breeze. The Squash Tunnel is made from polyethylene-coated steel that will last for years to come. The polyethylene is non-degradable and provides a clean look while protecting the steel from the elements.
- Page 2 Step 6. Repeat Step 5 to attach 6 more Cross Braces to the spots shown in Figure Figure 5 5. NOTE: You should have 2 Cross Braces left. Step 7. Repeat Step 5 again to attach a Short Cross Braces to each end of the Tunnel, as shown in Figure 6.
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