Packing Up
1.
Release wind straps from legs, unzip and remove Sidewalls and fold.
2.
Remove any StaBars, Awnings, MeshPanels, FrenchWalls or DoorFrame.
4.
To fold the topper: stand at the gable ends and unroll the heat/wind vents if you've had them open.
Now fold one edge up to the center, then the other side, and finally fold in half along the center. The
topper should now be folded in a long packet sitting along the ridgepole. Keeping it on the ridgepole
to keep it clean, start rolling at one end and finish with a cylinder shape that can be stored in the
optional long Carrying Bag.
5.
Remove the rafters next. To pull the rafters off the rafter bases, stand inside the frame, place a foot
on the horizontal purple pole and pull up to release from Rafter Bases and Corner Joints. Rafter
sections can now be easily separated and stored in optional Pole Bags or bundled with Ball Bungees.
6.
The rest of the poles and joints can now be disassembled to the desired degree, starting with the
ridgepole and working your way down until you have pole sections that can be stored in the optional
Pole Bags or bundled with Ball Bungees.
3.
Remove the rear legs, then step inside and remove the Velcro straps holding the topper onto the
frame. Loosen and remove front legs.
You may choose to break your canopy down to it's smallest component parts if packing space is
tight, but for ease of set up at your next show you may prefer to leave the hardware connected to the
poles.
Most compact storage
All parts and poles fully
disassembled
Quicker set up
Hardware attached to poles,
Poles broken down to 5 ft. lengths
Fastest set up
Hardware attached to poles,
Poles left assembled at 10 ft.
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Step-by-step break down of the TrimLine
