The Get Out 2022 A Frame Tent Owner’s Manual
- September 17, 2024
- The Get Out
Table of Contents
The Get Out 2022 A Frame Tent
Specifications
- Material: Flame-resistant fabric
- Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year
Product Information
The A Frame tent is designed for personal leisure use and is a temporary structure. It is made of flame-resistant fabric meeting CPAI-84 specifications, although it is not fireproof. Careful attention should be paid to potential hazards like falling rocks, lightning strikes, flash floods, and strong winds during setup to minimize risks.
Cleaning Instructions
Spot clean the tent with warm water and mild detergent. For
overall cleaning, use a power washer and scrub brush. Ensure the
fabric is fully dry before storing in a dry place.
Repairs
Repair ripped fabric with a small gauge needle and thread. For
groundsheet repairs, use a round PVC patch with strong contact
adhesive. Contact The Get Out for spare parts and repair kits.
Product Usage Instructions
- Step One: Unroll the tent with the groundsheet down. Connect two poles into each hub using the metal button to secure into the hub.
- Step Two: Insert poles into the 4 corner grommets.
- Step Three: Connect the ridge pole to both hubs.
- Step Four: Clip the tent to both hubs using the integrated buckle.
- Step Five: Attach tent clips to poles.
- Step Six: Hammer in 6 stakes to secure, including one in the center of the long side of the tent.
- Step Seven: Install the rainfly, securing it to clips along the side poles and buckling at corners.
- Step Eight: Hammer in 2 rainfly stakes.
- Step Nine: Roll up sides for ventilation and secure with toggles.
FAQ
What is the warranty for Get Out tents?
All Get Out tents come with a one-year manufacturer warranty that does not
cover mold or mildew damage from improper use or storage.
WHAT IS INSIDE
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STEP ONE
Unroll your tent, groundsheet down. Connect two poles into each hub using metal button to secure into the hub. -
STEP TWO
Insert poles into 4 corner grommets. -
STEP THREE
Connect ridge pole to both hubs. -
STEP FOUR
Clip tent to both hubs using integrated buckle. -
STEP FIVE
Attach tent clips to poles. -
STEP SIX
Hammer in 6 stakes to secure (need to add an additional line showing a stake in the center of the long side of the tent). -
STEP SEVEN
Install rainfly. Secure to clips along side poles and buckle at corners. -
STEP EIGHT
Hammer in 2 rainfly stakes. -
STEP NINE
Roll up sides for ventilation and secure with toggles.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
- The A Frame tent is intended for personal leisure use and is a temporary structure.
- When setting up your tent, carefully consider the possibility of falling rocks or tree limbs, lightning strikes, flash floods, avalanches, strong winds, and other possible hazards to help reduce the risk of loss or injury to the tent or occupants.
- The A Frame tent is made of flame resistant fabric which meets CPAI-84 specifications. It is not fireproof. The fabric will burn if left in continuous contact with any flame source. Keep all flames and heat sources away from the tent. The application of any foreign substance to the tent fabric may render the flame resistant properties ineffective. Do not operate any device which burns fuel inside this tent.
CLEANING
Spot clean with warm water and a mild detergent. Test on an inconspicuous
area before application. For overall cleaning, a power washer and scrub brush
will get your tent looking good as new. Make sure you give the fabric time to
fully dry before packing and storing. Always store in a dry place.
REPAIRS
The materials used on the A Frame tent have been selected for their durability
and ease of maintenance, but accidents do happen. Always apply any fabric
repair work on the outside of the tent. Rips in the fabric can be stitched
closed using a regular small gauge needle and thread. For groundsheet
repairs, use a round PVC patch applied to both sides of the tear with a strong
contact adhesive. Contact The Get Out for spare parts and repair kits.
WARRANTY
All Get Out tents carry a one year manufacturer warranty. This warranty does not cover mold or mildew damage due to improper use or storage. Please follow instructions for care to avoid damage.
For questions please contact us via phone or email at:
THE GET OUT
T: 707-242-1911
hello@thegetout.shop
www.thegetout.shop
WHAT IS INSIDE
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STEP ONE
Unroll your tent, groundsheet down and spread out as evenly as possible. Place the groundsheet stakes through the grommet tabs and hammer them into the ground. -
STEP TWO
Build Center pole and Make sure loop hook on pole is on the top end of the pole. This comes in handy for hanging a lantern. Install pole by positioning one end centered inside on the tent ceiling and walk it upright.
Do not install the center pole without the rubber ends. -
STEP THREE
Bring “A” frame poles inside the tent and assemble. The top post of the “A” frame should fit into a grommet found at the top of the door and the bottom poles will fit into straps sewn into the floor near either side of the door. Tie the pole to the tent at the top grommet and floor straps to prevent movement in wind. -
STEP FOUR
Zip closed all window and door openings. Pull guy lines evenly from the tent about 2’-3’ out and securely stake them into the ground with the guy line stakes. Make sure the guy lines come off the tent at the same angle as the seams. -
STEP FIVE
Tighten all guy lines evenly with attached slider.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AND CARE
The Bell tent is intended for personal leisure use and is a temporary
structure.
When setting up your tent, carefully consider the possibility of falling rocks
or tree limbs, lightning strikes, flash floods, avalanches, strong winds, and
other possible hazards to help reduce the risk of loss or injury to the tent
or occupants.
The Bell tent is made of flame resistant fabric which meets CPAI-84
specifications. It is not fireproof. The fabric will burn
if left in continuous contact with any flame source. Keep all flames and heat
sources away from the tent. The application of any foreign substance to
the tent fabric may render
the flame resistant properties ineffective. Do not operate any device which
burns fuel inside this tent.
BELL TENT | MANUAL
CLEANING: Spot clean with warm water and a mild detergent. Test on an
inconspicuous area before application. For overall cleaning, a power washer
and scrub brush will get your tent looking good as new. Make sure you give
the fabric time to fully dry before packing and storing. Always store in a
dry place.
REPAIRS: The materials used on the Bell tent have been selected for their
durability and ease of maintenance, but accidents do happen. Always apply
any canvas repair work
on the outside of the tent. Rips in the canvas can be stitched closed using a
regular small gauge needle and thread. For groundsheet repairs, use a round
PVC patch applied to both sides of the tear with a strong contact adhesive.
Contact The Get Out for spare parts and repair kits.
WARRANTY
All Get Out tents carry a one year manufacturer warranty. This warranty does
not cover mold or mildew damage due to improper use or storage. Please follow
instructions for care to avoid damage.
For questions please contact us via phone or email at:
THE GET OUT
T: 707-242-1911
hello@thegetout.shop
www.thegetout.shop
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