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Initial Set Up

2.

 

Find the hole located about 12” from the top of the leg and keep 

pulling the bottom section out until the snap button clicks into place; 
this is the “travel” position.

At this point the leg assemblies are ready for transport or storage. 
If space allows, there is no need to remove joints between shows.

Extending the Legs for Use

2.

 

With the top section resting on the “rest-stop” button rotate sections 

until a button pops out of the topmost of the row of holes. This is the 
extended position, 7 ft. high. 

To increase the height of the leg depress the 

button in the row of holes and extend to the desired height. 

3.

 To collapse the leg, push in BOTH the “rest-stop” button and the snap 

button in the row of holes. Rotate one section slightly to keep the snap 
button from catching. Re-engage the “travel” button to secure for storage.

Travel  
position    
with         
Foot

1.

 To extend the leg, hold upright on the floor and step on the footplate to 

keep the bottom section in place. Lift the top section upwards until a snap 
button pops out from the bottom section, just below the upper section. 
This is the “rest-stop” position.

4.

 Slide feet onto the bottom of each leg, rotating until the snap 

button on the leg snaps into the hole on the foot. Tighten the 
thumbscrews on the feet – finger-tight only!

1. 

Begin by holding leg upright, with the row of holes towards the 

bottom of the leg.  Line up the snap button at the very bottom with 
the row of holes, then start pulling the inner nested section of the leg 
out, just about 6” at first.

Travel 
position  
with       
StaBar Ell 
and Foot

“Rest-
Stop” 
Button

“Travel”  
 Button

3

. Slide StaBar Joints onto bottom section of legs, with the white 

arrow pointing down. Refer to the illustration on page 8 for correct 
placement.

6

Setting Up and Using the Telescoping Legs

Extended 
position, 
7' high

Leg Extenders for 8' or 9' wall-height canopies

Add Leg Extenders to the top of the telescoping legs

. For the 8' height the extensions 

measure 

15”

 long,  For the 9' height they measure

 27”

 long. 

*

For ease of set-up, you may wish to insert the leg extenders into the canopy corner joints 

before raising the top onto it's legs. When you lift the roof, you'll be inserting the legs into 
the extenders rather than the corner joints.

*At the minimum 7 ft height, you should have 

two 

snap buttons showing; one in 

the topmost adjustment hole and one button in the bottom leg section.

 

 Height   
 Adjustment 
 Button, 

 minimum 
 7 ft height 

Summary of Contents for TRIMLINE CANOPY 10' x 15'

Page 1: ...ories often need to be installed during set up of the canopy Reviewing all instructions before beginning set up will help ensure that you have the necessary accessory parts in place as you set up your...

Page 2: ...e females Telescoping legs arrive nested together with the bottom section inside the top section Before beginning assembly for the first time take a moment to start thumbscrews on all joints equipped...

Page 3: ...Support at the center 8 Click together the remaining no color pole sections to make one 10 ft pole You will also be using one 5 ft pole section with snap buttons on both ends Insert these two poles i...

Page 4: ...er Center sections through the holes in the Ridge Support Joints The remaining Rafter Center sections will rest ON TOP of the ridgepole 3 To connect the Rafter sections simply push each plastic end of...

Page 5: ...re folding the top at the end of the show can be found on page 9 3 With the top stretched over the frame lift the valance along the front edge and attach the Velcro straps around the frame pole to ho...

Page 6: ...position 4 Slide feet onto the bottom of each leg rotating until the snap button on the leg snaps into the hole on the foot Tighten the thumbscrews on the feet finger tight only 1 Begin by holding leg...

Page 7: ...be done by one person by using our EasyRiser Kit or you can ask a neighbor for a moment of their time to help you raise the canopy 2 With the front legs attached step inside and finish attaching Velcr...

Page 8: ...to the topper from left to right Stepping outside the canopy zip sidewalls to each other at the corners and at the off center leg on the long sides Use Velcro wind straps to attach wall to leg when o...

Page 9: ...now be easily separated and stored in optional Pole Bags or bundled with Ball Bungees 6 The rest of the poles and joints can now be disassembled starting with the ridgepole and working your way down u...

Page 10: ...ge consider our Pole Bags The Spikes and Tie Down Screws are intended for use on grass or dirt On streets or other hard surfaces you will need to use weight to anchor your canopy Our optional GreatWei...

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