UNIHIMAL 10 Person Family Tents for Camping Waterproof Installation Guide

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UNIHIMAL 10 Person Family Tents for Camping Waterproof Installation Guide

Assembly Instruction

1. Do not smoke or use open flames (such as candles or matches) inside the tent.
2. Do not cook inside the tent.
3. Do not store flammable liquids inside the tent.
4. Ensure proper ventilation inside the tent at all times.
5. Do not refuel lanterns, heaters, or stoves inside the tent.
6. Build campfires downwind & several metres away from the tent. Always be sure to fully extinguish campfires.
7. Children should use the tent under the supervision of an adult.
8. When choosing a campsite, carefully consider the possibility of falling rocks or tree
limbs, lightning strikes, flash floods, avalanches, strong winds, and other objective haz-
ards to reduce the risk of loss or injury to the tent or occupants.
9. Please read the user manual carefully before use and follow the instructions provided. The seller is not responsible for any additional losses.

STEP 1

Empty contents of bags and confirm all parts are included and undamaged.
Layout the body of the tent on the ground without rocks or stick,not under trees. Place the tent door facing your desired drection.
Stake 4-corner of the tent on the ground first. Assemble the tent poles.

STEP 2

The body poles A are black, the side poles B are grey.
Insert A poles into the corresponding sleeves, hang all hooks and two poles cross through.
Insert B poles into the corresponding sleeves and hang all hooks.
Connect all poles with the pins of the grommets.

STEP 3

Cover the rainfly on the tent.
Hook the S-shaped hooks at the ends of the rainfly onto the round rings at the four corners.

STEP 4

1. Seam seal your tent before camping to prevent water from entering through the needle holes in the fabric. This is a common occurrence with tents and is not a defect.
2. Condensation may form on the interior surface of your tent due to water vapor from your breath, perspiration, or any wet items in the tent. This is not a sign of leakage through the tent fabric.
3. Over time, the water-resistant coating on your tent may wear down. To maintain its effectiveness, consider spraying a water-resistant coating on the tent and rain fly every few years.
4. Avoid spraying insect repellent, hair spray, and other chemicals inside or near your tent, as they can damage the fabric and cause leakage.
5. Avoid leaving your tent set up in direct sunlight for extended periods of time, as the fabric may fade and weaken.
6. If the zippers on your tent become stuck, lubricate them with silicon. Never force a zipper closed, as this can cause it to bend and become harder to close.
7. Never pack or store a wet or damp tent, as this can lead to mildew. Make sure your tent is completely dry before storing it in a dry location.
8. To clean your tent, hand wash it with a sponge and mild soap. Avoid using a washing machine or bleach, and be sure to rinse and dry the tent thoroughly before storing it.

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