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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
1.
Place your frame in the center of
the area to be shaded. With
your partner on the opposite
side, grasp two outer legs,
slightly lift the frame off the
ground, and step backwards,
stopping at full arms’ length.
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3.
Attach the fabric top to the
frame by matching hook and
loop attachment straps on top of
hook and loop strips on the
frame. Push firmly together at
each corner.
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1.
With your partner on the
opposite side of the shelter,
grasp the top and bottom of the
diamond shaped area of the
truss on opposite sides. Lift up
and step backward until the
shelter is 3/4 opened, being
careful not to pinch your fingers.
First Time Top Attachment
How to Set Up
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2.
Gently unfold the fabric top and
place it over the open frame.
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2.
To engage the Pull Pin Slider at
each corner, first lift the fabric off
the slider, then with one hand
hold the top of the leg while
pushing up on the slider with the
other hand. The Pull Pin will
engage the hole. Pull down the
valance fabric over the slider.
Repeat on all four corners.
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2. With your partner, slightly lift up
two adjacent outer legs,
depress the snap button and
telescope inner legs into the
outer legs. Repeat on the
opposite legs.
4.
Grasp the top and bottom of
diamond shaped truss by the
close labels. Lift the shelter up
slightly and shake it while
stepping towards your partner
until the unit is 3/4 closed. With
each partner grasping two
outer legs, push the frame
together to fully close it.
Be careful not to pinch
fingers!
Store the shelter in the
carry bag.
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How to Take Down
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3.
Release Pull Pin at each corner
by first lifting valance fabric
away from slider. With one
hand push up on the truss near
the Pull Pin. Pull the pin out to
release.
Note
: It is much easier to
release the Pull Pin when the
shelter weight has been
removed from the Pull Pin
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3.
Lift the outer legs up and slide
out the inner legs until the snap
button locks in the outer legs.
Repeat on the opposite legs.
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4. Insert the spike through the
hole in each footplate. Push in
with either your foot or a
hammer on harder surfaces
until fully engaged.
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1. Pull each spike out of the
ground.
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