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0514 IH-3505
CAUTION! This canopy is designed for use as
a temporary structure. After assembly, the
canopy MUST BE securely anchored to the
ground to prevent damage from winds. Your
canopy will act like a kite in the wind if not
properly and securely anchored to the ground.
Severe winds will cause the frame to twist and
unanchored legs will fall; thereby collapsing
the canopy. If severe winds are expected, you
must remove the cover from the frame to
prevent damage.
1. Anchor your canopy at each corner foot and center
foot on each side. Screw anchor into ground next to
canopy foot using a large screw driver.
(See Figure 17)
Looping the cable through the anchor eye will keep
it out of the way while turning. Tilting the anchor
slightly will help the anchor to cut into the ground.
Apply downward pressure while turning the anchor
into the ground. Leave approximately three inches
of anchor out of the ground.
COVER AND LEGS ASSEMBLY CONTINUED
ANCHORING THE UNIT
7. With the canopy standing and cables in place,
anchor the canopy using the foot stakes provided.
(See Figure 13) Driving the stakes in at an angle will
help anchor the canopy more securely. Once stakes
are in place, you may remove the cables.
SEE "ANCHORING THE UNIT"
8. To complete your canopy, secure the top down
each side on the bottom pipe and around each
end with ball straps. (See Figure 14)
9. Add the canopy end walls using the Velcro straps
and then secure them using the ball straps. Next,
tighten and secure the drawstrings at each corner
foot. You have successfully set up your canopy
(See Figure 15). Now that the canopy is set up, you
may remove the ropes used for frame assembly.
NOTE: Your canopy sidewalls and rear end wall
are long enough to be buried in the ground.
This will help prevent water from running inside.
(See Figure 16)
Figure 13
Figure 17
Figure 15
Figure 16
Figure 14
