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20' x 20' Pole Tent
Safety & Set Up Guide
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sales@americantent.com
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www.americantent.com
2350 E Mason Street, Green Bay, WI 54302
920.431.0938
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The instructions in this guide cannot cover all possible conditions and situations that can possibly occur. It must be understood by the user that common
sense and caution are factors which cannot be built into this product, but must be supplied by the installer and/or user.
INDEX
Page 1.............................................Tent & Equipment
Page 2..................................... Safety & Maintenance
Page 3......................................... Terms & Conditions
Page 5............................................................. Set Up
Page 7.........................................Additional Assembly
Page 8............................................................ Striking
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
Sledge Hammer
Drop Cloth
2-6 People
2 Measuring Tapes
PROVIDED EQUIPMENT
12' Center Pole (1)
Tent Top (1)
7' Side Pole (8)
Ratchet (12)
Stake (12)
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Summary of Contents for AMERICAN TENT 202103
- Page 1 20’ x 20’ Pole Tent Safety & Set Up Guide sales@americantent.com www.americantent.com 2350 E Mason Street, Green Bay, WI 54302 920.431.0938 Notice The instructions in this guide cannot cover all possible conditions and situations that can possibly occur. It must be understood by the user that common sense and caution are factors which cannot be built into this product, but must be supplied by the installer and/or user.
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Page 3: Safety And Maintenance
SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE Weather Weather is very unpredictable; the installer or end user must use their judgment, common sense, and knowledge of conditions. The installer is responsible for anticipating weather severity for proper time and method of installation. If inclement weather is predicted with winds that exceed 38 mph with gusts of more than 6 seconds the tent needs to be evacuated. -
Page 4: Maintenance
Staking Maintenance: Drive a stake approximately 5’ away for 7’ legs, 6’ away • Check and re-tension all ratchets and straps for 8’ legs, and so on. Stakes should have 6” or less of the • Ensure stakes are in place and not pulling from ground head exposed. - Page 5 14 days of receipt. 22. Pickup Orders: Customers may request to pick up purchased products from American Tent’s facility in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Upon such 11. Limitation of Damages. Seller shall not be liable for indirect, incidental,...
- Page 6 SET UP Please know that your safety is our priority. Before setting up your tent, be sure to confirm with your utlility locating service (8-1-1) that it is safe to set up your tent in your desired location. Be aware of potential weather conditions, and always evacuate your tent during periods of extraordinarily high winds or lightning.
- Page 7 6. If your tent is sectional, lace your tent 9. Raise poles until slightly less than perpendicular. The bottom of the pole should be leaning out a. Line up each section (lace at bottom) so they overlap from the tent top, the top, leaning in. Reference b. Starting in the middle, pull first lace up through first “Tightening Side Poles” and “Pole Tilt”. small grommet.
- Page 8 ADDITIONAL PRODUCT ASSEMBLY S I D E WA L L S 1. Terminate sidewall rope at one end with sidewall 5. Once every third clip has been attached, go back rope clamp, if included and clip the rest 2. Carefully unroll the sidewall so that it is a long, fan Sidewall Clips folded piece 3.
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Page 9: Care And Maintenance
STRIKING 1. Be careful! Poles, tent tops, and crew can be 5. Detach all jumper ropes damaged if you don’t use caution 6. Remove center poles and then side poles 2. Spread your drop cloth 7. Remove ratchets 8. Unlace tent top if sectional 3.
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