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Tentsile Safari Stingray Tree Tent Owner's Manual

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Safari Stingray Tree Tent
O W N E R S M A N U A L
It is important that all users read and understand the materials in
this manual before any installation and use of the product.
NO MORE THAN 3 MONTHS CONTINUOUS USE AT ANY ONE TIME
DO NOT LEAVE OUTSIDE UNATTENDED FOR MORE THAN A WEEK.

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  • Page 1 Safari Stingray Tree Tent O W N E R S M A N U A L It is important that all users read and understand the materials in this manual before any installation and use of the product. NO MORE THAN 3 MONTHS CONTINUOUS USE AT ANY ONE TIME...
  • Page 2 RI SK OF SE R I OU S INJU RY Safari Stingray Tree Tent A VISUAL AND TACTILE INSPECTION OF YOUR TENTSILE’S FLOOR, STRAPS AND RATCHETS SHOULD BE MADE BEFORE EACH USE. FOR SAFETY REASONS, STRAPS AND RATCHETS SHOULD BE IT IS IMPORTANT THAT ALL USERS READ AND UNDERSTAND THE MATERIALS REPLACED EVERY 2 YEARS.

  • Page 3: Terms Of Use

    DO NOT adjust/open ratchets whilst tent 25cm/10inches in diameter as anchor points, as is occupied. This product was created because Tentsile loves trees and believes that if we’re they may not be strong enough. all hanging out in trees, they can’t cut them down! DO NOT use during lightning storms or high winds.

  • Page 4: Specifications

    Warnings & Disclaimers Size: Interior Height: Roof: Installation and use of the Tentsile Tree Tent may great care must be exercised when using it to involve heights, can be dangerous and may lead decrease the risk of injury and/or death.
  • Page 5 Positioning the Safari Stingray Alignment Sight Lines Alignment Sight Lines Tentsile Tree Tents need 3 secure and strong anchor points to suspend Tentsile Tree Tents need 3 secure and strong anchor points to suspend Use line-of-sight to look down the ratchet strap Use line-of-sight to look down the ratchet strap from.
  • Page 6 Tree Straps With a location found, start by wrapping the tree straps around your selected trees. 2, Once around, thread the 3, Ensure the strap is strap and pull it all through flat against the tree 1, Wrap the loop end of each strap around your selected trees.
  • Page 7 Attaching The Ratchet With the tree straps attached and the Safari Stingray laid in postion, you can now attach the 3 ratchet straps to the D-rings at each corner. 5, The loop should be passed 4, The ratchet has a loop in through the D-ring in the 6, Pass the ratchet through its strap...
  • Page 8 Fitting Strap To The Ratchet With the ratchet strap attached to the D-rings, it can now be connected to the tree straps. Check each corner of the Safari Stingray is 12, Feed it in and pull it aligned to each anchor point. 11, Feed the tree strap end through making sure it through the spindle.
  • Page 9 Tightening The Ratchet Tightening The Ratchet Cranking the ratchet will give the tension Cranking the ratchet will give the tension needed and allows for easy adjustment. needed and allows for easy adjustment. Ensure the ratchet is correctly in the locked Ensure the ratchet is correctly in the locked position before entering the Safari Stingray.
  • Page 10 Inserting The Poles Inserting The Poles There are 2 poles that are supplied, both There are 2 poles that are supplied, both run the entire length of the Safari Stingray run the entire length of the Safari Stingray from the front to the tail end. from the front to the tail end.
  • Page 11 Pole Sockets Once the poles are inserted through the sleeve, secure the tail ends into the white pole sockets. Then taking the front pole ends push up and towards their respective pole sockets either side of the door. The 24, Once the poles reach the 24, Once the poles reach the 25, Each pole can be pushed 25, Each pole can be pushed...
  • Page 12 Fitting The Rainfly Fitting The Rainfly The rainfly is easily added to the Safari The rainfly is easily added to the Safari Stingray. Start by attaching the rainfly at Stingray. Start by attaching the rainfly at the tail of the tent. Simply attach the C-clips the tail of the tent.
  • Page 13 Pegging Out The Rainfly Pegging Out The Rainfly The final part is to peg out the rainfly using The final part is to peg out the rainfly using the bungees and pegs provided. the bungees and pegs provided. Simply attach the bungee loop to the wing Simply attach the bungee loop to the wing points and the pegs, pulling until firm, then points and the pegs, pulling until firm, then...
  • Page 14 Wrap The Rainfly Wrap The Rainfly In stronger winds, you may want to use In stronger winds, you may want to use “storm mode” whereby the rainfly secures “storm mode” whereby the rainfly secures to the hatch underneath. to the hatch underneath. 34, Pull the wings of the 34, Pull the wings of the 35, Connect the clips...
  • Page 15 2) Thread loop of the ratchet through the D-Ring at 7) Roll and tidy up strap ends to avoid any each corner of your Tentsile Tree Tent and take the possible trip hazzards. 1, Loosen all floor straps by feeding 3”/10cm backwards 4, Pull underfloor straps through adjuster buckles at buckle through the loop.

  • Page 16: The Small Print

    Tentsile Promise - We will strive for a ‘get it right first time, every In cases of customer damage, the retailer can pass customer included.
  • Page 17 All rights reserved Tentsile Ltd Patent Approved...

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