Artigwal AGW-38-79 Wall Boxwood Hedge Instruction Manual
- August 9, 2024
- Artigwal
Table of Contents
Artigwal AGW-38-79 Wall Boxwood Hedge
Specifications
- Product: Boxwood Hedge Wall
- Usage: Indoor and outdoor
- Weight Capacity: Varies based on filling material
- Fire Safety: Flame-retardant
- Anchoring: Ground stakes, concrete blocks, bars
- Wind Precautions: Move indoors during high winds (above 7 Beaufort)
FAQ
Q: Can I use the hedge wall without any additional weight in the planter?
A: No, it is recommended to add weight using water bags, sandbags, or bricks for stability.
Q: How far should the hedge wall be placed from open flames?
A: Keep the hedge wall far from flames, direct heat sources, or embers to prevent fire risks.
Welcome to our guide on safe and optimal usage of boxwood hedge walls. By following these guidelines, you can ensure a great experience with our products while prioritizing safety.
Introduction
We take pride in providing high-quality boxwood hedge walls for all your indoor and outdoor needs. This brochure will help you understand important cautionary measures and guidelines that need to be followed to ensure safety and optimal usage.
Cautionary Measures
- Our products are designed for outdoor and indoor use but require specific attention along with following the instructions carefully, particularly for different hedge wall heights.
- Mishandling of the hedge wall can result in damage to the product as well as personal injury.
Handle with Care
The hedge wall is not designed to hold the weight of individuals or objects
leaning against it.
Filling the Planter Box
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Water Bags
Water bags work well as a heavy-weight solution for filling the planter. Simply place them at the bottom of the box and fill it 90% with water before placing the hedge wall.
Our standard water bag volume is 100L, allows you to add maximum 200lb water. -
Sandbags
If water bags are not available, sandbags can be used alternatively with the same filling and placement process.
Pay attention to add at least 150lb weight. -
Bricks
Bricks can also be used as a heavy weight solution for filling the planter. Fill the bottom of the planter with the bricks and add a layer of gravel before placing the hedge wall.
Pay attention to add at least 150lb weight.
Fire Safety
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Risks Of Fire
Keep hedge walls away from flames, direct heat sources, or embers. -
Flame Retardant
While boxwood hedge walls are flame-retardant and noncombustible, it is best to place them far from open flames and heat sources. Keep in mind the potential fire hazards and risks associated with improper usage. -
Chemical Safety
Avoid using chemicals near the hedge wall that can cause ignition.
Anchoring Guidelines
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Hedge Wall Height Over 79″
The hedge wall needs to be securely anchored into the ground to ensure stability. Use either ground stakes or, alternatively, concrete blocks for anchoring. -
Hedge Wall Height Over 96″
For this height, it is necessary to use ground stakes and bars, placed through the middle of the planter. This will provide additional stability. -
Additional Anchoring Systems
Additional anchoring systems can be used for added stability in outdoor settings.
Wind Precautions
Move Indoors
If there are high wind levels of greater than 7 Beaufort, consider moving the
hedge wall inside or finding shelter.
Protect Your Hedge Wall
Strong winds can damage the hedge wall. Take precautions to protect it.
Ground Considerations
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Avoid Soft Surfaces
Avoid soft soil, grass, or uneven ground as it is non-conducive to optimal stability. -
Even Ground
It’s essential to place the hedge wall on an even surface to ensure the weight is distributed equally for maximum stability.
Near Water Bodies
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Hard Ground
The hedge wall needs to be anchored into the hard ground near water bodies. -
Additional Bottom Weight
Add weight at the bottom of the planter to provide stability.
Corrosion and Oxidation may occur
- Our boxwood hedge walls’ base and frame are designed from grade stainless steel materials that are resistant to corrosion and oxidation. This ensures the longevity and durability of the product under normal usage conditions. But there is nothing could be 100% sure.
- Corrosion and oxidation can occur in stainless steel under strong acidic or alkaline environments. This natural process of aging and oxidation is not a quality issue and is something we test for, but raising awareness of the issue is important.
- If your boxwood hedge wall is often eroded by sea wind and sea water, it may rust and oxidize, which will greatly reduce its service life.
Conclusion
We hope this guide has helped you understand the necessary precautions and
guidelines that need to be followed when using boxwood hedge walls. Remember,
safety should always be a top priority to ensure optimal usage.
Contact Information
Phone
1-707-986-8896
Email
support@artigwall.com
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