U-Line S-26109 Manual

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S-26109
SCREEN HOUSE
TOOL NEEDED
Rubber Mallet
• Carefully fold out poles to prevent snapping the
shock-cording. Ensure pole segment is seated into
next section before flexing pole during setup.
• Do not drop tent bag or pole bag. Do not bounce
tent bag on its end to remove tent. This could
damage shock-cord and/or pole ends.
• This fabric is not waterproof. It is a synthetic
material that has been treated and is highly
resistant to the sun's ultraviolet light and highly
water-repellent in light rain conditions. This product
is not machine-washable or machine-dryable.
• Keep objects from touching the inside, as they will
draw in moisture at the point of contact.
• Prepare product where necessary with a
recommended seam sealing compound.
IMPORTANT! Prolonged exposure to sunlight
that causes UV damage and/or the use of
non-recommended foreign substances on
synthetic material may damage the fabric
properties.
• Ensure any lines/ropes on the structure are
well-secured in the ground and lines/ropes are
sufficiently taut between structure and stake.
Adjust where needed. Secure tent loops and
lines/ropes with extra stakes if necessary.
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Two Person Assembly
Recommended
SAFETY
Pour le français, consulter les pages 13-18.
• Check corners of roof fabric and ensure roofline is
properly positioned on framing. Use all provided
methods of securing fabric to its framing: nylon
fastener strips, ties and guy lines/ropes where
located. Rain may collect in water pockets on
the roofline. Water adds weight, which weakens
the overall structure. Avoid possible collapse
by watching closely and removing any water
accumulations that may occur.
WARNING! Keep all flame and heat sources
away from this product fabric. This fabric is not
fireproof. Fabric may burn if left in continuous
contact with any flame source. The application
of any foreign substance to the fabric may
render the flame-resistant properties
ineffective.
Do not erect near an open flame. Never use
any fuel-burning, oxygen consuming devices,
or any device that produces fumes –
including, but not limited to, cooking stoves,
lanterns, candles, hibachis or heaters – in or
around the product. Inhalation of fumes may
result in carbon monoxide poisoning, injury
and/or death.
Para Español, vea páginas 7-12.
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