PartySpace bonbo PAGODA, Manual

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10. If you are not using the side walls, you can skip this step. Slide the suspension eyes of
one half of a side wall up, one by one, via the keder groove in the roof frame. Now slide the
keder rope on the side of the side wall into the corner pole from top to bottom. Affix all the
side walls half by half using this method.
11. Slide the tubes of the base frame over the horizontal
rod of the base plate. Then place the R-pin as illustrated
in figure 9 to prevent the base frame from sliding off
the rod.
Please note! For a tent with side walls, slide the tube of the
base frame through the groove provided at the bottom of
the side wall.
12. Attach the ratchets with the D-ring at the bottom of the
base plate and the short tension strap with S-hook at
the top of the strings on the corners of the roof.
13. Tighten the loops you fastened earlier (step 7) to ensure
that the roof canvas will remain tight during heavy rain.
Figure 8a Figure 8b
Figure 9
Figure 10
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Figure 11
Figure 13 Figure 12
Soft ground:
1. Place a peg in an opening of each base plate.
2. Attach the S-hook of the tension strap to the loop of the
corner piece (Figure 12).
3. Place a peg in the ground through the snap hook of the
ratchet in the length of each corner approximately two
metres from the pole. You can also use the snap hook
to attach the tension strap to (a concrete block with) an
eye bolt.
4. Connect the ratchet with the tension strap and place
the tent under tension evenly in all four corners.
Tip: To anchor the tent more firmly, you can always use
heavier anchoring.
Hard ground
1. Attach the S-hook of the tension strap to the loop of the corner piece (Figure 12).
2. Attach the snap hook of the ratchet to an anchoring point.
3. Connect the ratchet with the tension strap and place the tent under tension evenly in all
four corners.
ANCHORING THE TENT
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