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CONTENTS
PARTS LIST
PAGE No.
FRAME, POLES & ACCESSORIES
3
ASSEMBLING TENT TO TRAILER
TOOLS & ACCESSORIES YOU WILL NEED
4
TRAILER
4
POLE ASSEMBLY
5
SET UP INSTRUCTIONS
BEDROOM
6
LOUNGE ROOM
7
TENSION BARS
7 - 8
TENT GUY ROPES
10
ROOM DIVIDER
10
BEDROOM WINDOW
10
AWNING
9 - 10
LOUNGE ROOM SIDE AWNING (OPTIONAL)
10
DISMANTLE AND PACK-UP
11
SPARE ROOM (ROOF, WALLS AND FLOOR KIT - OPTIONAL - SOLD SEPARATELY)
12-13
SUNROOM (WALLS AND FLOOR KIT - OPTIONAL - SOLD SEPARATELY)
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CARE INSTRUCTIONS
SEASONING CANVAS
Before using your tent for the first time, it should be ‘seasoned’ to make it fully waterproof.
This involves erecting the tent (see assembly instructions), soaking it completely with water by either
rain or hose and letting the tent dry. It is the drying process that waterproofs the tent.
Ensure all windows and doors are closed. This will allow the fabric and stitching to shrink and take
up. Some water may wick through the stitching during this process. If any wicking occurs in the
future, rub the stitching with a wax stick which will seal the area (available at most camping stores).
Repeat the wetting and drying process 2 or 3 times. The tent should now be waterproof.
Allow tent to dry completely, clean before packing away.
Always make sure that your tent is completely dry before packing away. Any moisture in the fabric
will cause it to mildew and dramatically reduce its life. Mildew fabric or fabric damaged by mildew is
not covered under warranty.
Never store a wet and/or soiled tent, as mildew and/or corrosion will form within a few days.
This condition is not covered by factory warranty.
