INSTRUCTIONSTARP2210
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When the tarp is used as a full-size shelter, note that
the center point should be higher than the corners and
sides to prevent water accumulating in a puddle during
rainfall. Tie out the guylines found in the corners to
pegs, trees rocks or other secure anchor points.
Additional guylines can be attached to loops found
along the edges of the tarp.
Anchor one side close to the ground with pegs and corner
guylines. Create a ridgeline as shown above using guylines
and anchor the tarp‘s opposite corners. If trees are not
available, support the tarp corners with branches, kayak
paddles or Exped Tarp Poles of the desired height and
tension guylines at an angle, securing with pegs. Add
tautness and wind stability to the structure by attaching
and anchoring supplemental guylines where needed.
FULL SIZE TARP
CLOSED ON ONE SIDE
A-FRAME
Tie a cord between two trees, slip the tarp over the
cord and anchor the corners with pegs or guylines.
Depending on the height of the cord the sides will
reach the ground or a gap to the ground will remain.
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