HIGHLANDER TEN123 Cypress 6 Person Tent Instruction Manual

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cypress 6 TEN123

CONTENTS –
- Poles 4 (tent)
- Poles 2 (porch)
- Pews 28
TENT DIMENSIONS –
- Outer – 595x225x195cm
- 2 x Inner – 21Ox195x185cm
- Pitching – 8OOx4OOx195cm

HINTS AND TIPS

Know how to setup your tent before you leave:
- Pitch tent at home to ensure all components are included (pegs, guy lines etc.)
Choose a flat spot to setup tent, clear debris such as twigs and stones.
If windy, look for natural wind breaks (beware of hazards such as dead standing trees etc.) and pitch door facing away from the wind.
Use guy lines even if the weather looks calm, it can change quickly!

SAFE CAMPING

BEWARE OF CARBON MONOXIDE POSIONING
Ensure ventilation ports are not covered and fully open.
Tents can burn, DO NOT smoke, use any open flame or fuel burning device inside your tent. This includes matches, candles, lamps and disposable barbeques etc.
DO NOT setup tent near an open flame such as a fire or gas cooker.
DO NOT setup tent beneath trees.
If camping on a beach, ensure you are well above high tide line.
If camping near a river ensure you are well away from the bank, as flash flooding can occur without warning.
If staying for more than one night, check your tent ensuring any guy lines are tightened and dislodged pegs are firmly back in place.

BACK HOME

After returning from a trip, hang or if possible pitch your tent in a cool dry area with good ventilation. If this is not done, you risk causing mildew which will damage your tent.
Clean all components of your tent such as pegs and poles and inspect for damage.
For spot removal, clean with a damp cloth and warm soapy water (max 3O°C). Use pure soap flakes only.
When all parts of your tent are completely dry, fold and store in its bag ready for your next trip.
In the unlikely event your tent develops a small leak, this can be repaired with a reproofed and/or seam sealer.
Our tents come with basic repair kits for repairs such as small rips.

Step 1
Clear the ground of stones, twigs and sharp objects. Lay out the flysheet with the door facing away from the prevailing wind. To aid setup in windy conditions, peg out the end loops as shown in image.
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Step 2
Clear the ground of stones, twigs and sharp objects. Lay out the flysheet with the door facing away from the prevailing wind. To aid setup in windy conditions, peg out the end loops as shown in image.
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Step 3
Gently push poles until it is taut then place into second placer peg. Attach inner tent to outer fly by threading toggles through plastic O-rings. Peg out inner ground sheet and erect bedrooms.
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Step 4
Fully peg out guy lines, ensuring even tension between all points. Whilst the fly should be taut DO NOT over tighten, as this may damage the tent.
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Remove inner tents from outer fly.
Unpeg inner groundsheet, guys and flysheet then remove poles, fold and pack. Pegs 28.

Fold edges of outer tent into rough rectangle, then fold in half length ways. Fold in half width ways twice.
Fold inner tents and groundsheet to match rough size of outer tent.
Place groundsheet into carry bag, then inner tents, groundsheet, poles and pegs.

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