Aztec Tents ATC User manual

ATC CANOPY
PRODUCT MANUAL
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The installation of electrical, plumbing, lighting,
appliances and/or HVAC equipment are not covered
within this manual. Users/Installers shall follow
local code requirements for the installation of these
items using certified personnel. AztecTents shall be
indemnified and held harmless from any such use or
injury resulting from its use.
Proper personnel safety equipment should be worn at all times
during the installation of any tenting products.
Hard Hat
Safety Glasses
Work Gloves
Long Pants
SteelToe Boots
OSHA Approved Harness and restraint system (for off
ground activities)
Important Safety Information
This tent product is not intended to be used
as a shelter from severe weather. Evacuate
immediately if threatening weather occurs
(or is forecasted) or any condition arises
concerning the safe use of this product.
Threatening weather includes electrical
storm systems, moderate to high wind
(excess of 38mph), heavy rains, snow, or
any condition that raises any doubt to the
structural integrity of the tent

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Thank you for your recent purchase from AztecTents.The following procedures will help you through your installation. If
you ever run into problems with the installation of your AztecTent give one of our sales/service professionals a call. Other
product specific information, contact information, diagrams, and other operational support is available on our web site at
www.aztectent.com.
General Care & Guidelines
General Fabric Care & Maintenance 4
General Hardware Care & Maintenance 5
Fabric Flame Retardant Information 5
Anchoring 5-6
Pre-Installation Guidelines 6
General Installation Guidelines 6
Post Installation Guidelines- Maintenance 7
Safety & Evacuation Planning 7
GeneralTake Down/Removal Guidelines 7
Special Care for Unsupported Clear Fabric 8
Other Resources 8
Tools Required for Installation 8
Optional Items & Accessories Available 8
Installation Procedure
10x/15x/20x 9-11
Diagrams 12-17
Parts Images 18
Engineering Information 19
Component Listing 20
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Contents
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General Fabric Care & Maintenance
The vinyl fabric developed for this tent system requires specific attention during installation, cleaning, and storage to maintain its
maximum life span. Please follow the following care and maintenance guidelines provided for this product.
GROUND CLOTHS:The usage of ground covering material under the tent during installation and dismantle will protect the tent fabric
from soiling and from minor surface abrasions. A ground cloth can also help keep the tent top dry if the ground surface ( i.e. dirt, grass,
etc.) is wet during the installation or dismantle.
MILDEW TREATMENT:The fabric is pretreated with mildew inhibitors that help prevent the growth and spreading of mildew and
fungus. Although treated, proper care should be given to prevent potential growth. If you see mildew wipe it away immediately with a
clean towel and diluted soap solution. Never fold your fabric for storage if the fabric is even slightly wet. Mold/Mildew spores in the air
and on the ground will come in contact with the fabric while installed.To grow, all the mildew needs is moisture and some source of
food (often found in dirt that might be on the tent).Your best bet is to keep your fabric clean and dry to prevent mildew growth.
FABRIC CLEANING:The best way to clean the vinyl tent fabric is with a soft towel or soft bristled brush immersed in a diluted solution
of warm water and our tent cleaning solution. A diluted and mixed solution of a tablespoon of traditional dish soap with a gallon of
warm water will also work, but extra caution should be placed on insuring that this cleaning solution is thoroughly rinsed from the
fabric, especially with clear vinyls (See special notes on working with clear vinyls).
You will need a large, smooth, flat space slightly larger than the section of fabric. This space should be covered with a ground
protecting layer to avoid damaging the tent membrane when moving in the washing area. Small impediments, sharp objects and
rough surfaces all have the potential to damage the membrane you are trying to clean.
Follow the instructions for the proper dilution ratio of your cleaning product. Apply the diluted solution directly to the fabric using
1) a towel immersed in the solution, or 2) a spray bottle or larger pressurized spraying apparatus to evenly cover the fabric with the
solution. Let this sit on the fabric for about one minute to allow the mixture to penetrate the fabric. Using a soft towel or soft bristled
polypropylene brush (some can be mounted to a long handle to allow you to stand while working), gently work the cleaner into
the fabric using only mild pressure. While harder bristled brushes can work, they will end up microscopically scratching the fabric,
potentially permanently damaging the fabric and making it harder to clean the next time. The process of hand cleaning the fabric will
allow you to apply only enough diluted solution to get the fabric clean.This will help limit the amount of water placed on the fabric to
expedite drying time. Never allow the tent cleaner to dry on the fabric. For this reason, larger tents might be better to clean in sections.
Once the cleaning is complete be sure to rinse away any cleaning solution completely from the tent membrane.
Full immersion of the fabric in water is not recommended.The use of commercial front loading or top loading washing machines is
not recommended and will void the warranty of the fabric. These machines cause an excessive amount of stress to the fabric and can
force water into the fabric causing increased occurrences of mildew growth and shorten the life of the fabric. As with any cleaning, the
fabric should be hung to dry completely before folding and storage. Cleaners that include chlorine bleach, and/or any petroleum based
solvents will degrade the fabric, discolor the fabric and shorten its life span.
If you have a difficult stain that cannot be removed with traditional cleaning, please consult with your sales person before trying any
other chemicals that might end up damaging the material further. Do not use other chemicals or cleaners unless instructed by your
sales professional.
FABRIC DRYING:The best way to dry the vinyl tent fabric is to hang-dry in a low humidity environment. Circulating air around
the surface of the hanging fabric with the use of fans will also speed the drying process and improve drying time in more humid
environments. Please also assure that subassemblies and other components within the tent system are dry before folding.These
subassemblies can be reinforcements, lace lines, webbing, rope, thread, and/or any other part that is permanently affixed to the main
tent membrane.The use of commercial drying equipment and any drying using heat will void the warranty of the fabric. DO NOT
STOREYOUR FABRIC WET. Fabric folded and stored wet will mildew.
TENSIONING: Do not over tension your tent fabric during installation, use, or removal. Over tensioning can cause permanent damage
to the tent membrane.The most obvious sign of over tensioning would be stress wrinkles at the tension points. Be sure to confirm that
your frame/pole components match the tent design. In cases where the ground is not level, over tensioning is possible by trying to
force the tent to dimension.
STORAGE RECOMMENDATIONS:The fabric for the tent system shall be stored dry in a cool, dry place in the protective storage
bags included with your purchase. Other types of bags are acceptable as long as they can protect the fabric from the environmental
elements of the storage area. Optimal storage temperature is between 50°F and 70°F.
INSPECTION: Prior to each use, each component of the tent system needs to be thoroughly inspected to assure its structural stability
has not been compromised. Fabric components that are ripped, torn, frayed, or damaged shall be immediately replaced and not used.
Structural components of the fabric membrane are the most critical including but not limited to the main fabric membrane, structural
reinforcements and webbing, web termination plates/rings/fasteners, and connection points from fabric panel to fabric panel or
connection points between the fabric panel and the hardware support system.

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General Hardware Care & Maintenance
The hardware components developed for this tent system requires specific attention during installation, cleaning, and storage to
maintain its maximum life span. Please follow the following care and maintenance guidelines provided for this product.
OXIDATION:The hardware components for this tent system have been supplied to you with specialty coatings to help limit oxidation.
With usage, these coatings will need to be maintained in order to limit oxidation and for the product reach its full intended lifespan.
With plated or powder coated steel components, any rust should be removed immediately with a stiff wire brush and sprayed with
either a galvanizing spray or durable paint to seal the steel from the elements. Anodized aluminum components will get scratched over
time and these scratched areas can develop a thin black oxidation common with mill finish aluminum.This black oxidation can cause
staining to any fabric components that come in contact with the pole/component.Your best preventative measure will be to avoid
scratching of the anodized coating by avoiding any sharp edges that might be come in contact with the aluminum member.
HARDWARE CLEANING: It is very important to keep your hardware components clean and free of dirt, oxidation, and other chemicals
especially if those hardware components come into contact with any fabric components during installation, use, or take-down of your
product. Any dirt, oxidation, or chemical on the surface of the hardware member can transfer the contaminant to the fabric causing
permanent staining, or permanent damage to the fabric membrane. If hardware components are found to be soiled, wipe down
immediately to remove the foreign matter.
STORAGE RECOMMENDATIONS:The hardware for the tent system shall be stored dry in a cool, dry place. Anodized aluminum
component can be stored outside, but should be covered to prevent foreign matter from collecting on the components that might stain
or damage the fabric membrane during installation or use. Any/all steel components shall be stored indoors in a dry/low humidity
environment.
INSPECTION: Prior to and after each use, each component of the tent system needs to be thoroughly inspected to assure its structural
stability has not been compromised. Hardware components that are bent, cracked, frayed, or damaged shall be immediately replaced
and not used. Specific attention should be paid toward any devices used for anchoring including ratchets, ropes, cables, and web
straps.
Fabric Flame Retardancy
All vinyl fabric used in the production of our tents, walls, and accessories are certified flame retardant per per NFPA 701, Canadian
CAN-ULC-S109-03, British Standard BS 7837:1996, and are registered with the California State Fire Marshal.These vinyl products are
produced so that they are inherently flame retardant, and thus will never require additional applications of flame retardant chemicals.
Every section of fabric produced by AztecTents contains a label identifying its flame resistance characteristics and date produced.This
label matches a hard copy of the flame certificate that is mailed to you after receipt of your goods.
If at any time you need to be issued a duplicate flame certificate, you can request one from our customer service representatives.
Please be sure to have the invoice number and date of production available when requesting duplicate flame certificates.
Anchoring
All anchoring locations must be laid out accurately as described in the manual and diagrams contained within (in advance of laying
out the fabric) to a tolerance of +/_ 4” in any direction (right or left, forward or back, up or down, etc.) All column base locations must
be laid out to a tolerance of +/- 3” in any direction for any standard supported tents and within a tolerance of +/-.5” for any product
utilizing keder channels.
A wide variety of ground anchoring devices are commonly used. Soil conditions and resulting ground anchor holding capacities vary
from site to site, and can vary within a particular site.The Owner and/or Installer of the tent is fully responsible for assuring that the
selection and installation of the anchoring devices is adequate to resist the pull out loads specified in the product manual.
Reduced anchor performance can occur under wet soil conditions and needs to be accounted for. Care should be taken that water is not
allowed to drain or collect near anchors.
Anchoring device holding capacity can be developed using a single large device, or by using multiple smaller devices.
Ensure that the anchors installed are adequate to resist the pull out loads shown. Actual testing of some individual anchors to 75% of
the anchor pull-out load is recommended.
Additional installation and anchoring information entitled “The IFAI Procedural Handbook ForThe Safe Installation And Maintenance Of
Tentage” is published by theTent Rental Division of the Advanced Textiles Association (ATA).

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General Installation Guidelines
Each component of the tent should be inspected at the beginning of installation for visual signs of damage by the installer. All damaged
materials should be repaired or replaced immediately.
The weather should be carefully considered by the Owner and/or the Installer before raising the tent since the hardware and fabric
cannot transmit design wind loads or shed rainwater loads (potential ponding) when it is not fully anchored, installed, and/or
tensioned. It is recommended that installation or removal of the fabric members be performed when the wind speed is less than
15 mph.The decision to raise or lower the fabric of the tent should be the responsibility of the experienced rental tent installation
supervisor based upon conservative life safety considerations and judgement.
Adequate and appropriate installation and maintenance procedures are necessary to achieve and sustain full design load capability for
the tent.The Owner and/or Installer are fully responsible for assuring that the tent is properly installed and maintained.
Certification of this tent structure is valid only with the use of Aztec Tent supplied and assured components or those which meet or
exceed the requirements of the design throughout the installation of this structure, with the exception of the anchoring devices which
must be determined by the installation engineer.
Pre-Installation Guidelines
Correct field installation of this tent system requires diligence and considerable skill and expertise which can be obtained only through
the proper field training and experience of a professional rental tent supervised installation crew.This is instrumental to obtaining the
optimal structural behavior of the tent.
- Obtain any required permits or inspections needed by local codes and regulations.
- Clear the site to prepare for the planned activity.
- Check for sub grade utilities before installing any anchoring devices.
- Check for any overhead obstructions that might interfere with the tent installation. Do not install any tent within 50’ of any overhead
utilities, power lines, or other obstructions. Installation under or within close proximity to trees should be avoided.
- Locate the public circulation routes with clearance from anchors around the exterior of the site. Identify clearly.
- Use drop cloths to prevent soiling or damaging the fabric membrane.
- Pad and tape objects with sharp projections which will remain on site under the tent.
- Cover any sharp edges on anchoring devices with protective material
Anchoring Tie Downs
Although we use high quality thread and webbing for all of our sewn tie-down components, ultraviolet light from the sun will slowly
breakdown these fibers over time. Chemicals, cleaners, or other products should not be used on webbing tie-down components
as its use might accelerate this aging process. Damaged, abraded, cut, or frayed straps should never be used.
Additionally, these straps should never be used for other tie-down applications other than securing the tent for which they were
purchased (i.e. securing equipment on a pallet, truck, or trailer). Seasonal installations should replace tie-down straps annually or
sooner if any damage is noted. Other straps used in short term applications should be tested periodically to assure that they meet the
intended working load for their design. Straps shall expire 5 years from the date of their manufacture (noted on the item tag) and shall
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Post Installation Guidelines / Maintenance
Each component of the tent should be inspected at the end of installation for visual signs of damage by the installer. Additionally, an
inspection should be performed after any severe weather/wind events that might have affected the overall integrity of the design.
All damaged materials should be repaired or replaced immediately.
A variety of material and weather factors can result in fabric stretch, web belt stretch, rope stretch, mast base settling, changes to
design geometry, etc. Changes to the design geometry of the tent and consequently the structural performance characteristics of
the tent, can occur while the tent is in service and not attended by the professional installer. It is recommended that a maintenance
agreement be arranged between the Client/User of the tent and the Installer involving periodic inspections and adjustments.
If rainwater ponding occurs at any point on the fabric, evacuate the tent, remove the water, and adjust the tie back rope/web prestress
tension and/or fabric tensioning over the frame back to its design geometry to achieve positive drainage.
It is understood and expected that some damage to the fabric membrane and/or non structural components may occur in conditions
below the overall design wind velocity rating of the tent system.This damage may result in components requiring repair or
replacement as necessary.
Safety & Evacuation Planning
It is the responsibility of the Owner and/or the Installer to warn the User and or Occupants of the tent system that this product is not
intended to be used as a shelter from severe weather. Aztec assumes no liability for such use. An evacuation and communication plan
for the area covered within this tented space is imperative and shall be thoroughly communicated to all users and potential occupants
of the tent. Severe weather including electrical storm systems, moderate to severe wind, heavy rains, snow, or any condition that raises
any doubt to the structural integrity of the tent are immediate signs that an evacuation is necessary. Severe bodily injury and/or death
can occur. A best practices document published by the American Rental Association covering this topic can be downloaded at:
http://aztectent.com/webfm_send/151
Common signs that warrant the immediate evacuation of this tent:
- Any movement, displacement, or failure of any of the anchoring devices or support hardware.
- Any component failure in part or whole
- Any tear or puncture in the fabric membrane
- Any forecasted moderate to severe weather condition
- Any collection or accumulation of snow or ice on the tent
- Strong winds causing movement and/shifting of the tent or tent support structure
- Strong winds causing small branches to be ripped from trees
- Any lightning or electrical storms
- Hail or frozen precipitation any larger that pea size
- Any fire or smoke within close proximity of the tent
- Any small of gas, exhaust, or other odor from any combustible material
In the event of forecasted sever weather, hurricane, or other such early warning, it is recommended to immediately evacuate the tent
and time permitting take down the tent and remove from the site.
General Take Down / Removal Guidelines
The weather should be carefully considered by the Owner and/or the Installer before lowering the tent since the hardware and
fabric cannot transmit design wind loads or shed rainwater loads (potential ponding) when it is not fully anchored, installed, and/
or tensioned. It is recommended that installation or removal of the fabric members be performed when the wind speed is less than
15 mph.The decision to raise or lower the fabric of the tent should be the responsibility of the experienced rental tent installation
supervisor based upon conservative life safety considerations and judgement.
Unless otherwise noted in the procedures that follow, the removal of this tent system shall follow the same procedures outlined but in
the reverse order.
Once unassembled, each component of the system should be inspected for any signs of visual damage by the installer. All damaged
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Other Resources
American Rental Association- www.ararental.org
Tent Rental Division of the Advanced Textiles Association
Tools Required for Installation
Sledge Hammer For driving anchoring stakes
Canopy Jacks For lifting Frame
Drop Cloths For protecting fabric membrane
Pull Ropes For pulling fabric membrane over roof
8’ Ladder General installation tool
Utility Knife General installation tool
Tape Measure General installation tool
Marking Paint/Chalk Used to mark anchoring locations and tent boundaries
Optional Items & Accessories Available
JT Keder Feeder Set Assists in feeding membrane panels into the keder track beams
Side Wall Panels To enclose walls of tent
Raingutters To collect and divert water away from connecting tent entrances
Decorative Liners To add decorative look and hide most rafter framework
Double Valance Makes installation of traditional sidewall and gutters easier
Canopy Doors To add easily accessible means of egress to and from the tent
JT WallTension Bars To secure the bottoms of the walls from moving in breezy conditions
Additional Anchors Additional anchors used to secure the tent system
Special Care For Unsupported Clear Fabric
The clear fabric used in window style sidewalls, clear sidewalls, and clear tent tops needs to be managed differently than standard
tent fabric. Polyester scrim is what gives standard tent fabric its strength, stability and durability. Laminated tent fabric enjoys the
benefit of encasing this woven layer of rip-stop polyester between the layers of colored vinyl film. Clear vinyl does not enjoy those
benefits. Because of this, clear vinyl has a very low tolerance to ultra violet ray exposure, wind, airborne particulate matter, hot or cold
temperatures, elasticity due to wind and rain and handling. Any or all of these factors will cause clear fabric to under perform when
compared to traditional tent fabric.
Exposure to ultra violet rays for an extended amount of time as will occur with time over the life of the product, will cause the fabric
to appear milky or opaque. Putting away and storing damp or wet clear vinyl will result in a foggy hue in the clear film. Usually, this
fogginess will disappear when the walls are left open to dry and warm up. Steady wind can whip clear vinyl back and forth and cause
surface or through cracks in the fabric. Heat in excess of 85°F will cause clear vinyl to stretch and distort. Although our clear vinyl has
a cold crack rating of near freezing, that rating is for a static environment. Any introduction of wind or manipulation by handling will
cause failure (cracking like glass) in colder conditions. Use of clear fabric in temperatures less than 50°F should be avoided. Airborne
particulate matter will abrade the surface and cause the finish to become less translucent.
Clear tent tops are also very susceptible to water ponding as they are highly elastic. If rain is forecasted during the use of these
products it is recommended to take additional precautions and more frequent inspections throughout the duration of the rainfall to
inspect for potential ponding on the roof fabric. If rainwater ponding occurs at any point on the fabric, evacuate the tent, remove the
water, and adjust the tie back rope/web prestress tension and/or fabric tensioning over the frame back to its design geometry to achieve
positive drainage.
Special attention should be paid to the cleaning of these items. Use only the softest towels when cleaning the clear membrane to avoid
scratching the highly polished surface, and wipe dry to avoid water spots. Use standard diluted tent cleaning solution. DO NOT USE
OTHER CHEMICALS. Optimal storage temperature is between 50°F and 70°F.

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Installation Procedure:
10’x/15’x/20’x
Step 1:
Mark anchor locations with chalk or paint on the ground.
Diagonal Dimensions:
10’x10’= 14’ 1 -11/16”
10’x20’= 22’ 4 -5/16”
15’x15’= 21’ 2 -9/16”
20’x20’= 28’ 3 -7/16”
20’x30’= 36’ 0 -11/16”
20’x40’= 44’ 8 -11/16”
Step 2:
Drive stakes, approximately six feet out from the perimeter of the tent
with the hooks facing away from the tent. Drive two stakes in for each
corner tie-down at a 90 degree and one stake for each side pole leg.
The hook on the stake should be positioned on the side of the stake
opposite the tent.
Step 3:
Lay out a ground cloth over the area to be covered by the tent. Unfold
the tent top fabric over the ground cloth with the shiny side facing up
and connect the guyline ropes to the anchoring stakes.
NOTICE
The anchoring devices included with the purchase of this tent will not
be suitable for every application or ground condition. It is the installers
responsibility to confirm that the anchoring devices used will support
the recommended resistance load requirements specified in the
appendix of this manual. Additional or different types of anchors may
be needed depending on ground conditions.

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Step 4:
Assemble the two piece side poles with the tip (pin) at the top end of
the pole. Insert the side poles into the grommets and reinforcement
rings around the perimeter of the tent top. Erect side poles and leave
just short of vertical. Provide slight tension to the guylines to hold
the poles in place. Start this process at one corner and work your way
around the tent.
Step 5:
Assemble and erect the center pole(s).
10x- 3pc Center pole measuring 9’1”
15x- 3pc Center pole measuring 10’4”
20x- 4pc Center pole measuring 12’5”
Start at one end of the tent. From underneath the tent, insert the top pin
of the center pole through the ring/plate connection and grommet at
the peak. Push the fabric toward the sky until the center pole is vertical.
Step 6:
Continue installing the remaining center poles following the
instructions in step 5. In case of 3 or more center poles, work from one
end of the tent to the opposite end as you install the center poles.

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Step7:
Straighten the side poles around the tent so that they are vertical and
plumb. Use the rope tensioners to pull the tent top tight. Be careful that
you do not over tension one side of the tent as it will pull the opposite
side out of vertical.
Step 8:
Tie off the jumper ropes. Connected to each reinforcement ring
at the peak is a 1/4” Polypropylene rope that should be tied to
the center poles to prevent the top from lifting off the center poles
during windy conditions.
Step 9
Install any sidewall needed by clipping the top hooks of the wall to the
rope-line just under the valance of the tent.

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10x ATC Canopy Drawings

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15x ATC Canopy Drawings

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20x ATC Canopy Drawings

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20x ATC Canopy Drawings

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Pole Drawings

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Pole Details

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1.75” Alum CP Section “G” 1.75” Alum CP Section “H” 1.75” Alum CP Section “I” 1.75” Alum CP Section “J”
1.75” OD Pole End Cap (Black) 1.75” OD Pole Pin- Plastic 3/8” Rope Slider- White ATC Canopy Pole Bag
24” Steel Stake w/Hook Liquid Vinyl Patch H-66 Vinyl Glue Vinyl Repair & Cleaning Supplies
ATC Canopy® Parts Images

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ATC Canopy Engineering Specifications
Design Criteria: ATC Canopy PoleTent System
Code: ASCE 7-10, CBC 2016
Wind Speed: 56MPH 3-Second Gust Exposure “C”
Mean Recurrence Interval (MRI): 7.5Years
Notes:
External guys to be installed at a position 1’ less than the height of side pole.
Tent not to be located near abrupt changes in topography.
Soil conditions will vary from site to site.The included anchoring package for this tent may need to be supplemented with
additional or alternate anchoring to meet the loads below. The below chart lists the required resistance loads that must
be supported by the anchoring system to meet the engineering loads specified under the code.
A Factor of Safety of 2.0 times the design load has been used for the pull-out tension in lbs. that the anchoring devices
must resist in the direction of the load. Ensure that the anchors installed are adequate to resist pull-out loads shown on
the diagram. Actual testing of some individual anchors to 75% of the anchor pull-out load is recommended.

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ATC Canopy Components
1.75” 2pc Alum SP x 7’0” (G,J)
1.75” 3pc Alum CP x 9’1” (G,H,J)
1.75” 3pc Alum CP x 10’4” (G,H,J)
1.75” 4pc Alum CP x 12’5” (G,H,I,J)
1.375” Alum SP Section “E”
1.375” Alum SP Section “F”
1.75” Alum CP Section “A” ATC
1.75” Alum CP Section “B” ATC
1.75” Alum CP Section “C” ATC
1.75” Alum CP Section “D” ATC
1.75” Alum CP Section “G”
1.75” Alum CP Section “H”
1.75” Alum CP Section “I”
1.75” Alum CP Section “J”
1.75” OD Pole End Cap (Black)
1.75” OD Pole Pin- Plastic
3/8” Rope Slider- White
ATC Canopy Pole Bag w/Handle
Large CanvasTent Bag w/Handle
24” Steel Stake w/Welded Hook
Liquid Vinyl Patch (4oz can)
H-66 Vinyl Glue
Vinyl Cleaner Concentrate (Gal)
Citrus Cleaner Concentrate (Gal)
Z3911.750TX07
Z3921.750TX
Z3921.750TX1005
Z3921.750TX1206
Z3971.375TXE
Z3971.375TXF
Z3971.750TXA
Z3971.750TXB
Z3971.750TXC
Z3971.750TXD
Z3971.750TXG
Z3971.750TXH
Z3971.750TXI
Z3971.750TXJ
Z39900030
Z39900040
Z39900260
Z39900270
Z39900275
Z51100020
Z51800075
Z51800070
Z51800122
Z51800123
Fittings/Components Item Number Weight lbs
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3
3
4
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1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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0.2
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8
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