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Mountain Equipment Co-Op Mesh Hall, Quick Start Manual

Introducing the Mountain Equipment Co-Op Mesh Hall, a versatile and durable outdoor gear essential. Get started easily with the included Quick Start Manual, providing step-by-step instructions for assembly and usage. Download this manual for free from our website and explore the endless possibilities this product has to offer.

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Summary of Contents for Mesh Hall

Page 1: ...e your first trip this will allow you to inspect it for any manufacturing defects check that all parts are present and learn the assembly procedure with minimal stress on the shelter and on you MESH HALL Height inside 1 85m Your Mesh Hall package includes Four aluminum poles Wire stakes Tubing stakes Nylon guy lines Shelter sack and pole sack Height inside 1 85m 2 6m 3 75m ...

Page 2: ...meant to run across the shelter floor connecting the two bottom ends of each seam If these straps are not yet connected connect them now 3 In windy conditions peg out the floor corners before proceeding Zip up both doors lay the four poles out across the shelter and connect all the clips to the poles Each pole follows the line of a single seam and only the clips from that seam are attached to that...

Page 3: ...oning in high winds Keep this in mind when selecting and preparing a site a little shelter from trees or rock will make the shelter better able to withstand windy conditions If winds are anticipated you can guy out the hook and loop tiepoints halfway up the poles on the sides of the shelter as needed Start with whichever side the wind is coming from as this is the side that will likely require sup...

Page 4: ... stakes hold best if buried horizontally dead man style For even more solid anchors experiment with hiking staffs ski poles ice axes branches rocks trees or logs fit these improvised stakes directly through the shelter s stake loops or attach them with cord as required When packing for your trip think about the conditions you ll likely encounter and what sort of anchors you ll be using In many cas...

Page 5: ...nstarch or baby powder to prevent transfer to other areas of the shelter in storage If the poles are exposed to salt or salt water rinse them in fresh water and allow them to dry thoroughly before storing while aluminum does not rust it can become brittle through unseen corrosion over time Lubricating the poles Occasionally apply a light coating of a silicone based lubricant like 303 Protectant to...

Page 6: ... the pole then wrap it into place with duct tape Be careful to avoid damaging the shelter fabrics when removing the damaged pole Replace the damaged section as soon as possible Replacing a broken pole section Carefully tug out the pole end tip nearest to the broken section Being mindful of how to retie it later untie the end tip Slide pole sections off the cord until you reach the damaged section ...

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