5. Attach the top two clips from the tent’s roof to
this pole. See fig.4.
11. Attach the fly. With top side up, on
ground at the front of the tent, arrange the fly into the same
rectangle as the tent.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
FOR THE CONDO TENT:
6. Slide a second long pole onto the hub arm that
points to B. Disconnect the last section of this pole
and insert the pin into the bottom of the remaining
section. Attach two top clips, from the roof, to this
pole. Repeat at C and D, partially raising the tent
as you work. See fig. 5.
NOTE: The fly is not symmetrical; it only fits one way.
Make sure the green web buckle on the fly matches up
with the green web buckle on the tent and that the tan web
buckle matches with the tan on the tent.
Component List:
1 Tent Body,
1 Carry Bag,
4 Long Poles
2 Side Poles,
1 Tent Fly,
1 Stake Bag and Stakes, 1 Pole Bag
fig. 4
Grasp the corners of the narrow end of the fly and drag them
up and over the poles to completely cover the roof. ( This is
much easier with two people. ) The skylight window in the fly
should align with the zippered vent in the sleeping section of
the tent.
F
ASSEMBLY: It is difficult to assemble this tent alone. It is a large
tent and we recommend that you have help.
fig. 5
1. Remove from the carry bag and separate all the components.
Unroll and unfold the fabric, top side up, on a clean, dry space
and open the doors. If windy, stake down the windward corner.
Remove the protective cover from the center hub.
B
C
At the corners, reach under the fly and attach the hook & loop
straps to the tent poles securing the fly in place.
2. Assemble the shockcorded poles and divide according to size
and shape. Take care; make sure that each pole section is fully
seated into the next. Do not allow the sections to snap together
as this can damage the ends.
Fasten the side release buckles and adjust tension until the
wrinkles are gone. See fig. 8.
D
E
3. Orient the hub so that the two arms, with the most downward
taper, point to the sides of the tent. Take care; make sure that the
fabric is not twisted.
Important: If the hub arms point in the wrong direction, the hub
could break under the stress of assembly.
A
7. Slide a side pole onto the hub arm from the side of the tent at E.
Clip the top two tent clips onto the frame. Disconnect the bottom
section and insert the pin into the end of the second section.
Repeat with the last pole on the opposite side at F.
4. Slide the hub arm, facing A, into the reinforced end of a long
pole. See fig.1. Disconnect the last section at the bottom end of
this pole. Insert a pin from the tent’s floor, into the end of the
second section. See fig. 2. & fig. 3.
8. Raise the tent. Grasp the pole where it’s connected to the ring
and pin, lift the corner off the ground and remove the pin.
Reconnect the last section and reinsert the pin. Repeat with
remaining poles until the tent is at full height and freestanding.
fig. 8
9. Attach all clips to the poles and attach the corner shockcords to
fig 1
fig 2
the J-hooks at the elbow of each corner pole. See fig. 6.
YOUR TENT IS READY !
STORM CURTAINS: Storm Curtains zip into the fly to offer full weather
protection. Detach the buckles at the corners of the tent. Take the curtain
that corresponds with the opening to be covered. The curtains are made
in pairs: Front side right, front side left. Rear side right, rear side left. The
front and back curtains are identical and can be used in either location.
Zip the curtain into place and reconnect the buckles.
fig. 6
F
C
B
STORM RINGS: The tent is equipped with storm rings on the fly. In windy
conditions, use 1/8” to 1/4 x 12’ guylines and these rings to anchor the
tent down.
TAKE DOWN: Pull up stakes. Release the fly's hook & loop straps and
buckles. Remove fly. Remove clips from poles and pull poles off of the
pins. Collapse the tent poles and stow. Fold the tent onto itself then fold
the fly and lay it on tent. Roll up both towards the door and stow.
10. Stake the tent down. Drive stakes to capture
the rings at the base of each pole. See fig. 7. Stake
one corner, pull the fabric taut, dressing out the
D
A
floor as you work your way around the tent.
E
fig. 7
fig 3
AVAILABLE OPTIONS: Floor Saver, Gear Loft
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