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3.)   

   4.)

1.)

2.)

• A commonly used knot for securing 

   a rope to stake is the clove-hitch

1.) Make two loops

2.) Cross loops by placing second loop

   over the first

3.) Place the combined loops over stake

   Option: loops can be form directly 

   on stake

4.) Pull on both ends to tighten rope

   Note: outward force tightens and 

   inward force loosens the knot—when

   making adjustments

5.) Excess line should be pulled half-

   way up the rope and tied off

FIGURE C. CLOVE-HITCH KNOT

Anchor Ropes

should be tight

One rope per 

leg pole

Position corner straps

straight off corner pole

• As the assembly nears completion it 

   is time to tighten all ropes/ratchet straps

• Keep an eye any lean that might be caused

   by the tightening process

• Go around the tent, make adjustments

   for any leg pole and tent lean

• Smaller tents use ropes to secure the tent

   to the stakes— see (

figure C

)

• Finally, secure any remaining spring 

   buckle straps, under the canopy, that

   were not secured in step 8

STEP 12. SECURING ROPES

8

FINISHED TENT (20x40)

10´

10´

10´

10´

10´

10´

6´-8˝

716 832-TENT

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8368

)

Summary of Contents for West Coast Frame Tent 10'x'10

Page 1: ...Assembly Instructions WEST COAST FRAME TENT 20 x40...

Page 2: ...et up It s worth pointing out fewer parts means less load less to assemble faster set up and faster strike time For investment purposes the frames are expandable With the purchase of extra parts you c...

Page 3: ...se black Plates Corner Fittings Side Tee Fittings 6 Way Crowns 8 Way Crowns Ridge Crowns Crowns Rope 12ft w loop R Pins Single Head Stakes 3 4 x 30 Canopy Top SKU BT 38ROPE 12L SKU WCF CORNER SKU BT W...

Page 4: ...ditions with the installation instruction guidelines The customer is responsible to anticipate weather severity for proper time and method of construction BEFORE YOU DIG hammer stakes By Law you are r...

Page 5: ...up insert the second R pin all the way until it locks in place Reminder Frame plans and connector positions for your tent appear in the appendix 2 Connect the ridge line next 15x30 or larger crowns a...

Page 6: ...elevated STEP 6 ANCHOR ROPES STEP 5 COMPLETED FRAME Once again while frame is still on the ground lay down a tarp s to protect canopy arrange canopy along one of the long sides of the tent Place a lad...

Page 7: ...smaller tents 6 Remember base plates should be attached rst Velcro corners together After canopy is pulled over frame and and corners are pulled into position velcro corner seams together loosely tigh...

Page 8: ...is vertical and all the leg poles are attached begin the process of staking the tent with plenty of hands on deck lift and adjust tent position if needed rst Measure 4 ft out from each leg pole and p...

Page 9: ...nd tied o FIGURE C CLOVE HITCH KNOT Anchor Ropes should be tight One rope per leg pole Position corner straps straight o corner pole As the assembly nears completion it is time to tighten all ropes ra...

Page 10: ...necessary 10in behind primary stake see gure D search web for tent IFAI tent staking handbook for detailed information When SEVERE WEATHER is approaching the TENT SHOULD BE EVACUATED and TAKEN DOWN P...

Page 11: ...e straps under canopy 3 Remove leg poles on one long side use tent jacks for larger tents 4 Remove adjacent center leg poles on short sides 5 Lower rst long side to the ground 6 Repeat remove leg pole...

Page 12: ...ions Refer to page 1 for basic spreader and rafter layout corner tting Plans showing tent sizes leg pole and connector quantity and locations 9 4 W 9 4 W 10 6 G 10 6 G 1 4 4 R ridge crown 6 way crown...

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