toolport WEIDEZELT 4 m, Assembly Instructions Manual

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WEIDEZELT 4 m
4m
Introduction
Important
Warnings
Congratulations on the purchase of your new pasture tent. If you have any questions or are looking for advice,
please contact our customer service team or one of our authorised trading partners. Please observe the following
instructions.
Read this assembly guide carefully before using the pasture tent and keep it for future reference. Please stay
up-to-date with the latest weather forecast in order to secure and/or dismantle the pasture tent in a timely
manner, if necessary.
Tents are intended to be used as temporary structures and should be dismantled in adverse weather conditions.
Please always keep the tent a sufficient distance away from hoses, gas and electricity cables. To prevent damage in
this regard, please contact the local authorities. When using suitable heaters (please contact a specialist dealer for
information), maintain a distance of at least 1.2m from any tarpaulin material. Under no circumstances should you
light an open fire or use open-flame heaters inside the tent. The assembler is responsible for the suitable
anchorage of the tent and thus its safety. The anchorage must be checked regularly to ensure safety, to prevent
damage and to protect third parties. Suitable anchorage increases the shelf life of the tent as a whole and its
components. Always wear a helmet, gloves and sturdy shoes when assembling. Metal parts may have sharp edges
and may be oily due to rust-inhibiting treatment. In the event of snow, it is essential to ensure that the snow is
removed from the tarpaulin regularly and in a timely manner. The same applies after heavy rainfall or exposure to
other materials. Keep spare parts out of reach of children.
GB Safety Instructions
Make sure that the surface area is suitable for your intended use. Find a level surface for the tent. Use only the
supplied materials. Do not touch and/or work on the tarpaulins with sharp objects. The rubber bungee cords are
parts subject to wear. Should they suffer from material fatigue, they should be replaced. If the tent is to be
assembled in winter or at sub-zero temperatures, prior to assembly it should be stored and unfolded at a
temperature of at least 10°C or warmer. Otherwise, the tarpaulin may crack where folded.
Each country has its own rules for the assembly of mobile/immobile tents and constructions. If you require any
permits for your intended use, please contact the local authorities. In some countries, the size of the tent may be
crucial for the issuance of a permit.
Caution