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Kittywalk Teepee Instructions For Assembly

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR

TEEPEE ASSEMBLY

Congratulations on your purchase

of the KWS Teepee

** Please read instructions

ﬁ rst before you erect it **

First lay all parts out and take inventory.

There should be:

• 1 round mesh ﬂ oor piece

with 5 cutouts

• 3 round canvas platforms

• 1 top round center hub

• 3 feathers

• 1 netted cover with 2 zippered

removable doors plus 2 drawstrings

• 5 'A-B-A' female connectors

• 5 'B-C-D' vertical support rods –

bottom with prongs

• 5 'D-E-F-G' vertical support rods –

top with 2 sets of prongs

• 1 canvas top wrap

• 30 nut caps

VERTICAL SUPPORT BARS

D-E-F-G

CONNECTORS

VERTICAL SUPPORT BARS

B-C-D

**IMPORTANT** Place round mesh ﬂ oor piece where it will be erected

because diameter is 4 feet and will not fi t through most doors and gates.

Fully assembled Teepee

Mesh ﬂ oor

'E' ARCS

'F' ARCS

A-B-A

HUB

Teepee outer mesh covering

Teepee top wrap

Canvas platforms

'C' ARCS

'A' ARCS

FEATHERS

NUT CAPS

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Page 1 Teepee INSTRUCTIONS FOR TEEPEE ASSEMBLY Teepee outer mesh covering Congratulations on your purchase of the KWS Teepee ** Please read instructions ﬁ rst before you erect it ** First lay all parts out and take inventory. There should be: Teepee top wrap •...
Page 2 ‘A-B-A’. ‘A’s in horizontal position. Ball bearings on arcs should slide into holes on ‘A-B-A’ connector. Do this until all connectors are in place and the circle is complete. **IMPORTANT** ‘A-B-A’ female connectors should curve inwardly slightly as they will complete the fi rst circle on the ﬂ oor of the Teepee. Fig. 4 Fig.
Page 3 Fig. 12 When netting is over entire Slide netted cover over the top of Wrap canvas top wrap around hub at top of Teepee and secure. Add feathers. Teepee, tighten with the two the unit. Doors should not cover drawstrings on bottom to keep vertical support rods.
Page 4 Teepee. It’s afraid and won’t go in willingly!” That is not an unusual reaction for a pet. To familiarize your pet with the Teepee, follow these few simple instructions. More than likely your pet will take to it as his own domain and will want to spend time there.