ABOVE&BEYOND PAGK44R, Руководство пользователя

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Important information
READ THE ASSEMBLY MANUAL THOROUGHLY BEFORE USE AND KEEP IT IN A SAFE PLACE, SO YOU CAN
CONSULT IT LATER IF NECESSARY.
• Tents are intended as temporary shelter.
• The person who erects the tent is responsible for its correct anchoring and therefore for its safety. Check the anchoring of
the tent to the ground regularly to ensure the safety of the tent, to prevent damage to the tent and to protect other users.
• In the event of severe weather conditions, keep an eye on the weather forecasts and provide temporary extra anchoring for
the tent or dismantle the tent. In the event of stormy weather you must take down the tent to prevent permanent damage.
• With the use of an appropriate heating appliance, a distance of at least 0,5 m from the tent canvas must be maintained. Open
fires and heating appliances with an open flame may not be used under any circumstances.
• In the event of snowfall, you must regularly remove the snow from the tent canvas. This also applies to heavy rainfall and
loading of the tent canvas with other materials. If you cannot free the canvas from snow accumulation you must store the
tent dry. In the event of snowfall, you can also heat the tent to 2 degrees so that the snow melts and flows from the tent
canvas.
• You can use the tent in light frost. The tent canvases must however be kept sufficiently long at a temperature of at least 10
°C and must be folded at the same or higher temperature. Otherwise the canvases might split in the places they are folded.
• Only use materials that are supplied with the tent. Make sure that the ground underneath is suitable for the purpose for
which you wish to use the tent.