GardenSkill Mini Poly Tunnel User manual

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Mini Poly Tunnel – Instructions
Thank you for buying the GardenSkill Mini Poly Tunnel. The kit includes:
• Tunnel
• 3 rods
• 4 guy ropes (note: ropes may already be attached to tunnel)
• Bag of ground pegs
1. Find a suitable location for the tunnel – fairly flat ground is 2. Once the rod is threaded through all the tabs, bend the rod to
best. Lay out the components, ensuring that there are no parts form a U shape. Place the metal ends in the OUTER hole of the
missing. Starting from one end, thread rods through the sewn plastic tabs located on either side of the tunnel. Repeat the
tabs, which are located along the outer seam (if tabs are tight, process with the sewn tabs in the middle and at the other end of
work loose with fingers beforehand) the tunnel. Stretch out and lay tunnel on the ground

3. Unzip tunnel. Using the plastic tab, adjust the drawstring in
the centre of the tunnel to tighten the middle loop to the
required shape. Peg down sides of tunnel, pushing the ground
pegs into the inner holes on the plastic locators.
4. Tie one end of the guy rope to the end of the tunnel, just
above the second highest tab. Repeat on the other side and
then at the other end of the tunnel. Adjust plastic tabs on the
guy ropes to form loops and peg down with ground pegs
Tips
Garden tunnels could be damaged or move in strong winds. If you have particularly light soil or
windy conditions, we recommend using longer pegs to anchor the tunnel more firmly.
The tunnel has sewn pockets along both sides. These can be filled with ballast for extra stability.
For added stability in windy weather, push a bamboo cane or similar pole vertically into the ground
at each end of the tunnel. Tie the cane or pole to the top of the end hoops.
At the end of the season wipe down and pack all components away in the handy storage bag
provided.
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