SIDE VIEW
Do not force or
over extend pole
to avoid damage
to pole and joint
Rib (back). When in the
correct position the rib
faces inwards, towards
the tent.
Joint (top). When in the
correct position will
feed the upper pole.
Joint (lower). The section of the joint that rotates to align the frame
into the correct position (when unlocked). When in the correct
position it will feed the lower pole.
IMPORTANT
The joint only rotates 180˚ in
one direction as seen in the
diagram (left). Providing the
joint is unlocked, the pole
will rotate freely without
force. Do not bend or hyper
extend pole and joint. Doing
so may damage components
not covered under warranty.
If you pitch the frame but
one or more legs have not
extended fully please refer
to Troubleshooting found
in this guide.
Take care when handling
the frame and joints.
Avoid direct contact with the
locking joints during operation.
CLOSED
Joint
Check regulary in
breezier conditions.
If the pitch is not
completely flat or on
a gradient may also
cause one or more
joints to open.
See Pages 6, 7, 8 and 9
for further advice and
tips.
OPEN
Joint
Gently grasp the
fiber poles either
side of the joint
marked 1 and 2
and push towards
one another to
close the joint.
Pull away to
open.
1
2
FRONT VIEW
Familiarise yourself with the FlashFrame™ joints, how they operate and how to open
and close the joint safely. Avoid direct contact with the frame joints when handling
and pitching the frame.
Frame Joints
Frame Joints
Checking and closing or opening a joint is a quick and easy
task (See below). If one or more legs do not pitch correctly,
understand how the joint functions (opens and closes).
Refer to Page 16 and 17 of this guide for manually extending a
leg.
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