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TentCraft X-Series Setup Instructions

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  • Page 1 10x10 X-SERIES | SETUP INSTRUCTIONS...
  • Page 2 SIZE JOB NUMBER TentCraft Inc in no way represents the estimated holding power to be true in all cases. It is an estimate, and as such, does not imply that the figures are sufficient to hold any tent securely in windy or adverse weather conditions.
  • Page 3 X-SERIES | 10x10 HERE’S WHAT YOU’RE WORKIN’ WITH... Qty: 4 - 7’ Legs (84”) Qty: 4 - Tent Top Straps Qty: 1 - Crown Cluster Qty: 4 - Perimeter Poles (112”) Qty: 4 - OutGuy Straps Qty: 4 - Corner Brackets Qty: 4 - Hip Poles (82”)
  • Page 4 X-SERIES | 10x10 Step 1 Inspect the tent site thoroughly for obstacles, underground and overhead wires, pipes, etc. If necessary, consult with your local utility company prior to installation. Step 2 Lay out the erection site by first placing the corner brackets and perimeter poles in sequence per the diagram to the left for assembly.
  • Page 5 X-SERIES | 10x10 Step 5 Install the crown cluster bracket by inserting a hip pole first - and then insert- ing one pole at a time, clockwise around the bracket. It may be necessary to lift up on the cluster to get the poles installed and locked into place.
  • Page 6 X-SERIES | 10x10 Step 9 Attach tent top to the frame with the tent top straps. Bring the “Y” straps (located at the very top of the tent top straps) through the metal rings on each of the tent top valances and secure the looped ends of the “Y” straps into the carabiner.
  • Page 7 X-SERIES | 10x10 Anchoring Requirements (Non-Certified Tents) Non-certified tents are not engineered to meet specific wind loads. Wind loads are approximate and are generally rule of thumb calculations used in the industry based on actual field experience. Windload of a non-certified tent will very to a maximum of approximately 30 to 50 mph dependent upon the style of type...

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