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Setup Instructions

ONLINE TENT STORE

Flex 10m x 10m

6.  Pound in the stakes at a 45° angle, facing away 

from the tent, to maximize grip. Side stakes 

should be set at distance equal to 75% of the 

height of the side pole. Corner stakes should be 

set at a distance equal to the height of the pole. 

Corners require 2 guy lines – stake them out in 

line with each the edge of the tent – so they form 

a 90° angle.

7.  Attach the straps with the tensioning buckles to 

the pegs but leave the guy ropes very loose.

8.  If you’re using storm lines: lay them out over the 

tent fabric. (It’s a lot harder throwing them over 

a pitched tent.) A storm line runs from its peg, al-

ong a guy rope, through the side clamp, over the 

tent, through a side clamp on the opposite side, 

along a guy rope, to a peg.

9.  Push up the Corner Poles and tension the guy 

lines. The corner poles must remain standing to 

add the rest of the poles.

10.  Push up the side poles. Raise them symmetrically 

– two at a time – starting from one end of the tent 

and working toward the other end. Tighten the 

guy lines softly.

11.  Push up the center poles.
12.  Tension the guy lines by pulling the loose end of 

the guy lines through the tensioners. Work sym-

metrically – as you add tension to one guy line – 

add tension to the corresponding guy line on the 

opposite side of the tent. Firm and even tension is 

the goal. Don’t overdo it!

Summary of Contents for Flex 10m x 10m

Page 1: ...nce between clamps is 3 meters or 10 feet Adding more clamps at shorter intervals is encouraged and adds stability Clamps should be symmetrical Every clamp should have a corresponding clamp on the opposite side of the tent D Double check each clamp to ensure they are well fastened and secure You Will Need 2 People minimum Hammers All Included Parts Check the product page at CanvasCamp com to make ...

Page 2: ...r throwing them over a pitched tent A storm line runs from its peg al ong a guy rope through the side clamp over the tent through a side clamp on the opposite side along a guy rope to a peg 9 Push up the Corner Poles and tension the guy lines The corner poles must remain standing to add the rest of the poles 10 Push up the side poles Raise them symmetrically two at a time starting from one end of ...

Page 3: ... to fall and the tent to come down storm lines are installed when nee ded Custom Wood Poles Aluminium pole sets are available on our website The optional aluminium poles don t need any pre paration and are modular in length They are easy to ship and store Side poles slide the round grip on the bottom of the side clamps into the side pole Central poles fit the rounded mushroom pole caps to the top ...

Page 4: ...ing a garden hose or a pressure washer When using a pressure washer use your common sense and always keep the nozzle at least 20cm off the fabric If stubborn stains need to be removed use a soft sponge or brush and natural soap Never use products containing alcohols ace ton thinners or any other kind of solvent ...

Page 5: ...0m x 10m Setup option 4 sides open Only use this setup when wind speeds are less than 85kmph 50 mph Note If you decide to close one or more of the sides of the tent make sure the closed side is pointing into the direction the wind is coming from ...

Page 6: ...0m x 10m Setup option 3 sides open Only use this setup when wind speeds are less than 85kmph 50 mph Note If you decide to close one or more of the sides of the tent make sure the closed side is pointing into the direction the wind is coming from ...

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