Fox Royale, Royale XXL, Retreat, Retreat XL - Tent Assembly Manual

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Assembly instructions (2 pages)

Table of Contents

Contents

1 Assembly Instructions
2 Aftercare
3 Documents / Resources
- 3.1 References
- 3.2 Download manual

Fox Royale, Royale XXL, Retreat, Retreat XL - Tent Assembly Manual

Assembly Instructions

Remove the shelter from the carryall. Unfold all the sections of pole so it is lying fully opened out on the floor of the swim.
Pole sections are elasticated. Locate the pole sections together, ensuring no material is trapped or pinched in the joints and spigots are fully located. Repeat until all the poles are assembled.
To flex the shelter into shape locate the tension straps between opposite ends of the poles. Clip the Karabiners on to the metal D rings on the opposite side of the shelter.
Adjustable tension bars should then be positioned and clipped into place along the top of the shelter and tensioned between the rigid poles, helping ensure water cannot collect in heavy rain.
Peg down the shelter, starting with the centre rear pegging point then alternately pegging the poles each side. Lastly, peg the door and the additional pegging points at the rear of the shelter.
Secure the groundsheet using the snap buckles on the inside of the frame and attach to the groundsheet. The doorway is denoted by two elasticated loops, D rings and logo.
To pack away, first remove the tension bars, then remove the pegs and unclip the Karabiner tension straps. Poles should easily disassembled with gentle pressure to pull the sections apart.
Once all the poles are disassembled, the shelter should be laid on the floor and pole sections folded inwards until the shelter is the length of the carryall. It can then be rolled up. Always ensure no material from the cover is trapped between pole joints when the shelter is folded and rolled away.

Aftercare

All tents and shelters must be dried before packing away. Shelters stored wet or damp will quickly mould, affecting the performance of the fabric and invalidating the guarantee. In adverse weather your shelter must be dried as quickly as possible after use. Ideally, re-erect your shelter and allow too dry thoroughly inside and out. If space does not permit, unfold the shelter on the floor to allow maximum contact with the air, turning every few hours to allow all the moisture to dry away.
Never remove pegs by pulling a pegging point or the material around it. Always pull pegs directly out. In tough ground use another peg to lever pegs free.

Due to fire risk never use naked flames inside a tent or shelter. Always cook or boil water outside your shelter in a well ventilated area. Never use stoves or burners as space heaters.

Zips should never be forced. Zips normally only jam when dirty. Wet and brush away any dirt or grit from the teeth of the zip.
Mud or grit should be cleaned from both male and female ends of the pole sections to prevent them becoming jammed or tight.

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