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Summary of Contents for Tuff stuff Shower Tent
- Page 1 TUFF STUFF ® SHOWER TENT...
- Page 2 Shower Tent Owner’s Manual Congratulations on your purchase of an Tuff Stuff Shower tent. We strive to provide the ultimate camping experience for every Tuff Stuff product. Tuff Stuff Overland Shower tents are made with the best materials that stand up to the most extreme conditions.
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Page 3: Getting Started
Getting Started This installation manual supports the current Tuff Stuff Shower tent. Remove Shower tent from box and place on a clean surface. STEP 1 1. Use the shower tent L brackets to attach to your designed mounting points 2. Make sure that the shower tent is secure... - Page 4 STEP 4 1. There will be 4 Straps that are holding the shower tent in place. 2. Two straps hold the shower material 3. Two straps hold the shower tent arms. STEP 5 1. First remove the shower tent material straps 2.
- Page 5 STEP 7 1. Stretch the material as far out as it will go for there are tension bars on the bottom that will help hold the material in shape STEP 8 1. Undo the two straps that hold the side arms in place...
- Page 6 STEP 9 1. Both shower tent support arms will want to swing out make sure you guide them out to each side. STEP 10 1. Lock each arm bracket into place...
- Page 7 CLOSING THE TENT To close the tent just revere the procedure and there is 1 trick. Trick 1: make sure that when you roll the shower tent back up you palce the material underneath the arms so that the cover will close...
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Page 8: Storage And Handling
Dry Shower tent in the sun with shower tent open. The shower tent must be completely dry before storage, or mildew and mold may occur. This is especially necessary after camping in rain or wet conditions. -
Page 9: Limited Manufacturer's Warranty
Limited Manufacturers Warranty What is covered Tuff Stuff Overland warrants to the original purchaser that its products are free from manufacturer defects in material and workmanship, for the term described, except as qualified below. What is not covered Tuff Stuff Overland is not be responsible for the natural breakdown of materials that occurs with extended use (e.g., Ultra Violet (UV) light damage on tents, extensive use of zippers), or defects caused by accident,... - Page 10 WELCOME TO THE TRIBE...
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