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Step 5  Install the main poles 

and standing the tent up

Select the two “grey fibreglass main poles with 

yellow stickers” and place them diagonally 

across the central apex of the tent from corner 

to corner sliding them through the pole sleeves 

with yellow trim, see Figure 4. Tie off where poles 

cross. 

Now select the two “grey fibreglass middle poles 

with a pole cap on one end and red sticker”. 

Starting from the rear of the tent, see figure 5. 

Place them from front to back across the sides 

of the central area of the tent, slide the poles 

capped end first through the pole sleeves with 

red trim above the room dividers, ensuring the 

pole slides through the opening into the mesh 

sunroom area. 

With the help of another person, connect the 

pole ends onto the corresponding pin and ring 

assemblies at the base of the tent, see Figure 

2. Place the cap pole ends into the webbing 

pockets inside the mesh sunroom area, see 

Step 1 Choose the site

Select a sheltered camp site protected from the 

wind that will not allow water to pond under 

the tent Floor. Clear a level area of all stones, 

twigs, etc.

Step 2 Lay out the tent

Unpack the contents of your tent. Lay out the 

inner tent facing the desired direction. Ensure 

that you have the doors in the correct position. 

Step 3 Peg down the tent

Peg out the corners of the inner tent. The peg 

point locations are indicated in Figure 1. Anchor 

the tent to the ground by inserting the pegs 

through the loops around the base of the tent 

at an angle of 45 degrees as indicated in Figure 

2. Firm but not tight. As you work from one peg 

point to the other around the tent base pull the 

floor firmly, but not tight.

Step 4 Assemble the poles

Assemble all poles making sure each pole 

junction is securely connected.  Place the 

assembled poles side by side for easy 

identification, see Figure 3.

Assembly Instructions

Figure 1

Figure 2

HELPFUL HINT
1.  After unpacking the tent or shelter, use the 

check list on page 3 to identify all parts and 

make sure all parts are present.
2.  It is important to condition your tent or 

shelter before use. See page 9 for instructions

HELPFUL HINT
Do not force pole through the sleeves as 

this may damage the sleeve and could 

break the pole.  Check to ensure the pole 

does not snag when sliding it through the 

sleeve.

Figure 3

117cm 

135degree

62

cm

7.9mm

x1

16mm

648cm

11mm

11mm

159cm

185cm

x2

553cm

11mm

x2

x1

11mm

169cm

188cm

19mm

x1

11mm

178cm

x2

x2

x8

Summary of Contents for Villa Dome

Page 1: ...Owners Manual Villa Dome DTE VI9 D www oztrail com au...

Page 2: ...aturing Tensile Tab J Hooks attachments for easy assembly and rigidity Seam inserted reinforced guy rope tabs with shock loops on fly to add strength and stability Handy storage pockets with reflectiv...

Page 3: ...reglass roof side poles blue sticker 8 x Silver steel side wall poles 1 x Grey fibreglass pre bent halo pole with spigot end tips 2 x Silver steel awning poles 1 x Pole bag 12 x Guy ropes 46 x Pegs 1...

Page 4: ...tc Step 2 Lay out the tent Unpack the contents of your tent Lay out the inner tent facing the desired direction Ensure that you have the doors in the correct position Step 3 Peg down the tent Peg out...

Page 5: ...hat run across the tent above the side door on the opposite side of the tent Assembly Instructions cont HELPFUL HINT Before attempting this step it helps to open the doors of the tent This allows for...

Page 6: ...is securely in place select the grey fibreglass pre bent halo pole with spigot end tips and locate the eyelets on the rear wall of the inner tent see Figure 10 Place the end tips of the pole spigot i...

Page 7: ...r quarters The width of the folded tent should be the length of the pole bag see Figure 14 PLEASENOTE Insevereconditionsthetentshouldbedismantled Disassembly Instructions HELPFUL HINT Never store your...

Page 8: ...may vary from what is stated Helpful Hint Avoiding Mould and Mildew You should always pack your products both clean and completely dry In many climates there is a risk of Mould or Mildew damage to ma...

Page 9: ...ometimes the zipper coil bursts open or does not close This could be due to wear or metal fatigue The problem can be easily fixed see the instructions on page 15 Always carry a roll of heavy duty tape...

Page 10: ...r is well ventilated Even on the coldest night do not close every vent window and door A well ventilated tent not only maintains healthy Oxygen levels but also reduces condensation build up inside the...

Page 11: ...our tent shelter near cliffs in case of collapse or rock fall Do not leave your tent shelter erected in strong winds collapse the tent onto the ground and seek refuge in your vehicle Do not pitch your...

Page 12: ...Measure and Cut Measure the length of the Tent Pole You should use a length of Shock Cord roughly two thirds the length of the Tent Pole This will ensure that the Shock Cord has the appropriate amount...

Page 13: ...you have these measurements you will be able to organise a Pole Replacement kit from your local Camping Goods retailer You may have to cut the replacement pole to length This can be done with a Hack S...

Page 14: ...ter is well ventilated ZIPS All care is taken in the design to cover zips At times wind driven rain could force water under the flaps and through the zips To minimise this make sure all doors and wind...

Page 15: ...th use the jaws of the zip slider can open ever so slightly When this occurs the slider does not compress the zip teeth or coil together tightly enough and the zip bursts open or does not close Undo t...

Page 16: ...Check out www oztrail com au for other great products from OZtrail Leisure Products Imported by OZtrail Leisure Products PO Box 1 Sumner Park QLD AUSTRALIA 4074 Made in China...

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