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Front & Rear Opening Options
• By using the convenient front and rear
zippered door panels you have three opening
options: both panels closed to help keep
insects out; front or back panel unzipped
and tied back; or both front & rear panel
unzipped and tied back.
Take Down & Storage
Instructions:
To Take Down Screen House
Follow the previous steps and illustrations on the
front of the tag in the reverse order:
• Remember to push the silver LOCKING
BUTTONS and telescope the STEEL LEG POLES.
(Fig. 8)
• Push down on the ARM JOINTS while rotating
the STEEL LEG POLES up to l f atten the shelter.
(Fig. 9 & 10)
• Fold up shelter as shown. (Fig. 11 & 12)
• Lay the shelter down on its side and roll out the
excess air and put back into the bag.
Storing the Screen House
• Remove guylines and stakes and place in their storage bag.
• All stakes must be placed in their own storage bag before placing in shelter carrying case to prevent damage to
the shelter fabric.
• Store in a clean, dry area.
IMPORTANT:
THE ORIGINAL FIRE RETARDENT AND WATER REPELLENT PROTECTIVE COATINGS MAY BE COMPROMISED
IF SPRAYS OR OTHER CHEMICAL TREATMENTS ARE USED ON THE
CTORY
TREATED. IT IS HIGHLY WATER-REPELLANT; HOWEVER, IT IS NOT WATERPROOF. ALL TENTS
EXPE
RIENCE SEAM LEAKAGE DURING WET WEATHER. IF YOU WANT ADDITIONAL MOISTURE
TION,
TRY A SEAM SEALING COMPOUND ONLY; STRICTLY FOLLOW THE MANUFACTURER'S DIRECTIONS.
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU SEAL THE
IOR TO EACH
CAMPING SEASON. SEAM SEALER COMPOUNDS CAN BE PURCHASED AT YOUR LOCAL
MPING PRODUCTS
OUTLE
T. FOR MISSING PARTS CALL
PLEASE DO NOT RETURN THIS PRODUCT TO THE RETAIL STORE.
LOCKING
BUTTON
Fig. 8
Fig. 10
Fig. 12
SCREEN HOUSE.
FABRIC HAS BEEN F
SCREEN HOUSE
DURING THE INITIAL SETUP AS WELL AS
1-85
5
-966-3785
.
IMPORTANT FACTS:
•
Never store screen house.
even for a short period of time, without d
dirt. Do not pack stakes inside your screen house.
• STAKES SHOULD BE REMOVED BY PULLING ON THE STAKE ITSELF. NEVER PULL ON THE SHELTER TO
MOVE S
TAKE.
•
Do not leave your screen house setup for weeks at a time. Be aware
sun can seriously damage material and/or cause it to become dis
WARNING: KEEP ALL FLAME AND HEAT SOURCES AWAY FROM THIS
SCREEN HOUSE
This screen house is made of
The fabric will burn if left in continuous contact with any flame sour
ance to the product fabric may render the flame-resistant pr
DO NOT
use fuel burning devices inside or near screen house materials.
Fig. 9
DO NOT permit children to light matches, operate burning appliances, or handle any flame sources in or
near the screen house.
• Do not smoke, use matches, candles or open flames of any kind i
•
Do not refuel lanterns, stoves or heaters inside screen house.
•
Do not cook inside screen house.
•
Do not store flammable liquids inside screen house.
Fig. 11
REPAIR PARTS LIST
Part Number
Description
90003
Silver Patch
90007
Foot Connector
90021
Base of Pole Connector
90029
Centre Hub
90040
Corner Roof Pole & Leg Pole
90073
Mesh Patch
90082
Guyline
90126
Corner Joint
A-
CAN
PROTEC-
PR-
CA-
STITCH LINE
r
ying it thoroughly and brushing off caked
Use a separate storage bag.
that exposure to ultraviolet rays from the
coloured.
FABRIC
f ame-resistant fabric which meets CPAI-84 speci fications.
l
ce. The application of any foreign subst-
operties ineffective.
n or near the screen house.
olonged exposure to UV rays, including damage from incl
that
province to province.
Keep your sales receipt.
NOTICE: DO NOT RETURN PRODUCT TO RETAIL STORE.
Made in Bangladesh • Printed in Bangladesh
Imported by Woods Canada, Toronto,ON M4S 2B8
RE-
IT IS NOT FIRE-
PROOF.
our
use,
ed
by pr-
ement weather con
or respon
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