FITTING THE INNER
The inners are simply clipped into place with small
‘dog lead’ type clips to the ‘D’ rings at the back
corners of the bedroom sections and then suspended
from the roof with a simple elastic and hook system
(see FIG 25 & 26). The inners protrude slightly
into the living area space in order to provide
increased sleeping room and the front two corners
of the inners require pegging to the ground.
1/ Taking your Ridgi-dome down is simply a reversal of the
erection procedure. First unclip an remove all inner tents
and fold neatly in half keeping the inner fabric inwards to
protect it from mud and wet grass etc. Place the inner tents
to one side.
2/ Un peg all the guy ropes and peg points including any
pegs in the mud walling if applicable. If you are taking your
Ridgi-dome down in windy conditions you may find it
easier to leave the tri-guy system on until the tent is sitting
on its ‘knees’. Striking camp in windy conditions is
covered in greater detail in the customer service video
enclosed. If it is windy we do recommend two people
should take the tent down.
3/ Leave ‘The tri-guy Ropes’ and standard guys tied in
position ready for next time, but it is advisable to gather
each guy rope neatly together and tie it into a loose knot to
keep it from becoming tangled in the frame work of your
Ridgi-dome (See FIG 27). The main tri guy system has a
little bag to store the guy rope in.
4/ Unclip and remove all the bedroom support poles and
place them into the bag provided.
5/ Once all the bedroom poles have been removed, along
with the porch poles you will be ready to strike the main
dome.
Please note in the event of taking down your tent in
windy conditions the main 4 tri guys can be left in position
at the stage.
TAKING YOUR KHYAM RIDGI-DOME DOWN
FIG 27
Please insert the
picture from the
2003 instructions,
figure 32 from
page 13
Please insert the
picture from the
2003 instructions,
figure 33 from
page 13
FIG 25
FIG 26
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