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Assembly Instructions

 

14X30X12 Round Utility  

 

Using (4) 3¼” Carriage Bolts (CBN-3005-3) with nuts 
and washers, connect the cross rails between the end 
arch and the first interior arch assemblies.  Connect the 
(2) Wind Braces (CW-2800) diagonally across the end 
and interior arch as shown in the frame illustration.  The 
addition of the wind braces on both sides will allow the 
assembly to be self-supporting. 

 
V2.3 

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Step 4

.  Begin the Top Ridge Rail by placing a Plain End 

Cross Rail (ECR-5031) underneath the End Arch Tube.  
Secure the Cross Rail loosely with a 3¼” Carriage Bolt 
(CBN-3005-3) with washer and nut facing the interior of 
the unit.  Place the other end of the ridge pole over the 
first interior arch, and secure loosely with a 3¼” carriage 
bolt and nut.  

 

Step 6.

  Add remaining 4 middle arches and rear end 

arch in the same fashion.  Note that the Plain end of Top 
Cross Rail should fasten under the End Top Crest Arch 
and over the interior Top Ridge arches.  

 

 

Under End 
Arch 

Top Ridge Over 

Interior Arches 

Top Ridge 
Under End 
Arches 

Over

Interior Arch

 
NOTE:  Do not completely tighten bolts that connect the 
Cross Rails to the End Arches.  They must be removed 
for proper for End Panel Zippered Door installation 

 

For each arch that is added, add a side cross rail and 
the top ridge rail by inserting a swedged end cross rail 
(SCR-5030) into the prior pole end.  By adding cross 
rails at base, side, and top ridge, the arches will 
integrate into a strong frame assembly.  For the other 
End Arch Assembly, be certain to install the remaining 
two (2) Wind Braces (CW-2800) for stability. 

 

Step 7

.  Move the frame assembly into its final 

installation location.  This should be done with at least 
one person lifting each arch upright and corner to avoid 
bending or stressing any frame members.  Frame 

must

 

then be squared up in position.  Use a straight line string 
to align all frame members on the first side into position.  
Then measure and adjust each arch end to the proper 
base width of 14’ to align the other side.  Finally 
measure diagonally from inside corner to inside corner of 
frame.  Both diagonal measurements should match.  
Measure at each end across base of arches.  Do not 
expand arch width beyond 14’ wide.  This will severely 
reduce strength of arch assembly and cause fabric 
misfit.  Adjust frame and support as necessary to bring 
frame into square.  

Failure to square frame of unit will 

result in poor main cover fit and reduced strength 
and rigidity

.  

 

End Arch 
Assembly 

Side Ridge & 
Base Ridge Poles 
Inside unit 

Interior 

Arch 

Assembly 

Summary of Contents for PB143012RGN

Page 1: ...d be inspected upon delivery from carrier and any evident damages should be noted on the bill of lading before signing If upon opening the cartons hidden damage is noted contact carrier or its agent immediately Claims for shipping damage MUST be made with the shipping company An inspection of the goods will most likely be required Do not discard packing or any components before the freight company...

Page 2: ...47 7079 or 203 877 7070 2 Base Cross Rail Poles Side Ridge Cross Rail Poles Center Straight Uprights Mid Connect Tube Note All Side and Base Ridge Poles MUST be on Inside of Arch Frame Members Top Ridge Poles MUST be on Outside of Arch Frame members except at Ends See Frame P u a Interior Arches End Arch with Foot Top Ridge Poles Wind Brace SITE PREPARATION Select a level or as close to level as p...

Page 3: ...completely until the frame is completed and set in place Attach one end upright mid tube connect sub assembly to each end of a pair to assembled crest tubes to construct each end arch Qty 2 Attach one Center Upright Mid Connect Tube sub assembly to each side of the remaining Crest Tube pairs to construct the interior arches Qty 5 Step 2 Assemble each of four 4 Corner Wind Braces from section A B w...

Page 4: ...hten bolts that connect the Cross Rails to the End Arches They must be removed for proper for End Panel Zippered Door installation For each arch that is added add a side cross rail and the top ridge rail by inserting a swedged end cross rail SCR 5030 into the prior pole end By adding cross rails at base side and top ridge the arches will integrate into a strong frame assembly For the other End Arc...

Page 5: ...bers to Cross Rails along base side and top Do not over tighten or oval tubing After hardware is tightened insert plastic end plugs 14 2 3 8 15 1 1 8 into all open ends of frame members NOTE Frame must be anchored before installing any doors or cover Each Rhino Shelter 14x30x12 building comes with 14 EARTH CABLE ANCHORS with U bolts and nuts These versatile anchors allow the frame to be secured to...

Page 6: ... tighten Do not attach to base cross rails Ensure there is no slack in the cable Slack can be removed by wrapping the cable around the tie down rail Every Arch MUST be secured END PANEL INSTALLATION Note End panels MUST be installed before installing Main Cover onto frame Step1 Remove Carriage bolts from the Top Ridge Rail and the two Upper Side Cross Rails Install End Panel Door w Zippers DZD 700...

Page 7: ...rnbuckle turn buckle should be loosened all the way and attach the turnbuckle to the hole in the foot of the end arch Hold the end of the unsecured rope and apply downward pressure with a foot to remove excess slack Re adjust gathered material evenly along inside edge of door rope slot This step is key to getting a good door fit Tie off the end off the rope to a second turnbuckle fully expanded at...

Page 8: ...not flap around in the wind but not so tight that it tears the material cover The fabric backed PE fabric of Rhino Shelter units does not stretch If you pull it so tight that the fabric is stretched a small amount of additional stress from wind or contact can cause premature tears and material failure Only tighten cover enough to remove valleys between arch assemblies Do Not over tighten Once the ...

Page 9: ...rall adjustment If necessary readjust rope tie off on turnbuckle as needed to tighten or loosen as needed Cleaning cover and doors can be cleaned with a mixture of light detergent and water A soft bristle brush with the mixture can be used to loosen any hard dirt mold or buildup on the cover After cleansing the cover should be rinsed thoroughly to avoid any chemical reaction from residual detergen...

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