Assembly Instructions (Circular Slab) Mix dry ingredients in a rigid metal container All quantities measured in lbs. unless otherwise noted Mix dry ingredients.

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Assembly Instructions (Circular Slab) Mix dry ingredients in a rigid metal container All quantities measured in lbs. unless otherwise noted Mix dry ingredients thoroughly, folding from bottom to top with trowel or gloved hand Add 15.0 mL of Glenium and mix in Add ~5 lbs. of water and mix in thoroughly Add another ~1.5 lbs. of water (or as needed) and mix The mixture should now have a paste-like consistency; however, if it is difficult to fold/mix, add an additional ½ pound of water. Portland Cement SandCoconuts (chopped) Reused Polystyrene WaterSteel Wire (1/4”) Glenium (mL) Coconut Fibers (g)

Assembly Instructions (Circular Slab) Slowly add (10-20 fibers per second) 14.8 grams of fibers Mix in fibers to reach a consistent distribution *Note: “wet” concrete must be set-in mold and static within 90 minutes of the addition of water Line circular mold (diameter 30”) with releasing agent or plastic sheets Add ~1” of concrete paste to mold, leveling it off and flattening it with face of hand or trowel. Once first layer is packed down, place steel wire (handles) into mold. Add another 0.5” layer and compress downwards and level off Cover mold with a large plastic sheet and anchor plastic down with heavy objects (rocks) Leave arborloo in mold to cast for 2 days; however, once the mold is off, keep concrete arborloo covered for one week, watering daily. After 7 days, arborloo is ready to use over an ” hole

Assembly Manual (Dome) Mix dry ingredients in a rigid metal container All quantities measured in lbs. unless otherwise noted Mix dry ingredients thoroughly, folding from bottom to top with trowel or gloved hand Add 15.0 mL of Glenium and mix in Add ~5 lbs. of water and mix in thoroughly Add another ~1.5 lbs. of water (or as needed) and mix The mixture should now have a paste-like consistency; however, if it is difficult to fold/mix, add an additional ½ pound of water. Portland Cement SandCoconuts (chopped) Reused Polystyrene WaterGlenium (mL) Coconut Fibers (g)

Slowly add (10-20 fibers per second) 14.8 grams of fibers Mix in fibers to reach a consistent distribution *Note: “wet” concrete must be set-in mold and static within 90 minutes of the addition of water Line Styrofoam dome mold (diameter 30”) with releasing agent or plastic sheets Add ~1” of concrete paste to mold, leveling it off and flattening it with face of hand or trowel. Once first layer is packed down, place toothpicks/screws with 1” marked and make sure thickness is consistent to one inch. Compress and tamper mix to ensure no air gaps. Cover mold with a large plastic sheet and anchor plastic down with heavy objects (rocks) Leave arborloo in mold to cast for 2 days; however, once the mold is off, keep concrete arborloo covered for one week, watering daily. After 7 days, arborloo is ready to use over an 18-20” hole Assembly Manual (Dome)

General Instructions Once dome and circular arborous have finished curing, place product over 18-20” diameter hole that is 4 feet deep. Ensure arborloo does not wobble and sits as close to level as possible in the desired position on the ground. Upgrades are available: bucket and seat for comfort and cover to maintain safety while not in use and to prevent pests.