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Pitching & Striking Instructions for :

WARNING: 

 

If this tent/awning is not erected in accordance with the instructions damage 

 

could be caused to the joints, poles or fabric. 

 

It is important that the tent/awning is properly guyed at all times, 

 

particularly in strong winds otherwise damage could occur

 

 

DO NOT PUSH TENT PEGS IN BY HAND, ALL TENT PEGS SHOULD BE DRIVEN HOME USING A 

WOODEN OR RUBBER MALLET

 

Nimbus Mini

 

 

Visit our YouTube Channel for an instructional video of this model 

 

Summary of Contents for Nimbus Mini

Page 1: ...to the joints poles or fabric It is important that the tent awning is properly guyed at all times particularly in strong winds otherwise damage could occur DO NOT PUSH TENT PEGS IN BY HAND ALL TENT P...

Page 2: ...ld the small pole sections down and check the pole sleeves are not caught in the Central Hub Hinges 3 Keeping the Central Hub Supported Fold one of the legs out and straighten the pole until the joint...

Page 3: ...tent will now stand by itself and you can let go of the central hub 6 Secure the ventilation Top Hat cover the clips secure to the pole below the joint 7 Close any open doors and peg the main four leg...

Page 4: ...d hard to fold DO NOT FORCE it to fold if locked pull on the leg to release the joint 4 Push Central Hub to floor and walk all the poles into the centre 2 Unclip the Top Hat Leave attached with the ka...

Page 5: ...5 Packing your tent 5 Lay tent onto its side 7 Roll the tent up around the poles 8 Secure the tent with a tie and place into carry bag 6 Squeeze and trapped air out of the tent...

Page 6: ...ct should be cared for and properly maintained If for example your tent is packed away wet and isn t properly dried then any stains or leakage would be due to poor aftercare rather than being a manufa...

Page 7: ...d any drips or wicking first locate the exact position where the water is penetrating the flysheet Remember this may be at a higher point than the drip as the water may roll along the inside of the fl...

Page 8: ...experienced by many campers is condensation This is caused by moisture in the atmosphere forming beads or droplets of water when coming into contact with a cold surface This may form on the walls of...

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