Loap HIKER 3 F&B, Руководство пользователя

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HIKER 3 | TL21100
Double-layer tent
Thank you for purchasing a LOAP tent. We believe that it will be a reliable and faithful companion during your stay the in nature. We have
some advice and tips for you to make your stay in the tent as pleasant as possible and to make your LOAP tent serve you well for many
years. After all, it is your second home in the nature.
Before the first trip, set up the tent and check:
• We recommend trying to set up the tent before your first stay in the nature.
• Check that no part is missing from the tent and that no part is damaged.
Carefully select the location of the tent:
• Choose a place without surface irregularities: stones, twigs, hard or sharp objects. Do not set up the tent in places where there is a risk of
landslides or flooding.
• If possible, set up the tent in the lee and face the door down the wind.
• Do not set up the tent under trees. Sap drops from some trees, which can impair the durability of the tent material against water
penetration.
• The tent should not be set up under lonely or tall trees for lightning safety.
• We recommend keeping a distance of at least 6 metres from the surrounding tents.
Setting up the tent:
• Spread the inner tent on a flat surface.
• Assemble two fiberglass poles. Lay them crosswise over each other. Slide the pole ends onto the metal pins in the corners of the inner tent
to form a semi-arch. Attach the inner tent to the fiberglass poles with hooks.
• Peg the groundsheet. Do not overstretch the groundsheet when pegging.
• Stick the pegs into the ground at an angle.
• Leave the tent zips closed when setting up the tent.
• Keep the zips clean, do not step on them.
• Spread the outer tent (flysheet) on the inner tent. Attach the outer tent to the structure using strings caught on the inside of the flysheet.
• Make sure the outer tent is attached at all points.
• Stretch out the tent with pegs and cords as required.
• Make sure that the fabric of the tent is only slightly stretch out at the individual points after attachment, so that it is possible to level any
subsequent load (e.g., snow, it should be removed as soon as possible).