Ozark Trail W959 User manual

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
MODEL NO W959 - OT 16P Cabin Tent
DANGER
DANGER
WARNING
SAFETY WARNING -
DOs AND DO NOTs
EVERYONE WHO USES THIS TENT SHOULD READ THIS MANUAL AND BECOME FAMILIAR WITH ALL
SAFETY WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE USE, ASSEMBLY, CARE, MAINTENANCE,
AND STORAGE. KEEP THIS MANUAL SO YOU CAN REFER TO IT LATER.
CARBON MONOXIDE GAS WILL KILL YOU
Stoves, heaters, grills, lantern, candles, and other fuel-burning devices that burn propane, natural gas, charcoal, kerosene, coal, or other fuels
produce a toxic gas called carbon monoxide. Because carbon monoxide gas is invisible, odorless, and colorless, a dangerous level of carbon
monoxide gas can accumulate in a tent which cannot be detected by sight, smell, or taste. For these reasons:
• DO NOT use matches, lighters, stoves, heaters, grills, lanterns, candles, cooking equipment, or other fuel-burning devices inside or near a tent.
• DO NOT build fires inside or near a tent.
• DO NOT leave campfires unattended.
Your failure to follow this warning will cause death, serious injury, or permanent disability to you or others.
• DO NOT leave children unattended inside a tent or in camp.
• DO NOT allow children to assemble a tent.
• DO NOT allow children to enter or exit a tent except through the door.
• DO NOT allow children to remain in a closed-up tent on hot days.
Your failure to follow this warning will cause death, serious injury, or permanent disability to your children.
PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN
This tent is made with flame resistant fabric which meets CPAI-84 specification. IT IS NOT FIREPROOF. The fabric will burn if left in continuous
contact with any flame source. The application of any foreign substance to the tent fabric may render the flame-resistant properties ineffective.
Your failure to follow this warning could cause death, serious injury, or permanent disability to you or others.
FLAMMABILITY WARNING KEEP ALL FLAME AND HEAT SOURCES AWAY FROM THIS TENT FABRIC
1. Do not pitch tent near open fire.
2. Do not leave campfire unattended.
3. Do not leave children unattended inside a tent.
4. Do not use heating, lighting or cooking equipment with open flames in or near tents.
5. Do not use other than recommended water repellent compounds on your tent.
6. Do not spray the tent with insecticide.
7. Do not store tent on concrete floor.
CAMPING DO’S AND DON’TS
DO NOT...
1. Always extinguish campfire before leaving area.
2. Exercise care when using electricity and lighting in and near tents.
3. Make certain your tent is properly ventilated in all weather conditions. In extreme weather conditions, snow could obstruct airflow and
cause asphyxiation unless cleared frequently.
4. Anchor your tent securely to provide additional security from changing climatic conditions. Snow pegs, skis and/or heavy rocks may
be necessary to supplement tent stakes and guy cords.
5. Take your tent down and store properly after camping.
DO...
DO NOT LEAVE YOUR TENT SET UP IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT LONGER THAN NECESSARY. THE SUN’S ULTRAVIOLET
(UV) LIGHT DEGRADES ALMOST EVERY FABRIC AND MATERIAL. IF LEFT IN SUNLIGHT FOR PROLONGED PERIODS
OF TIME, FABRIC WILL FADE AND WEAKEN. DO NOT STORE TENT ON CONCRETE FLOOR. DO NOT SPRAY THE
TENT WITH INSECTICIDE.
Your tent is water repellent, however, it is not waterproof. During heavy rain, some leakage may occur. Keep
objects from touching the inside of the tent. Such objects may cause leakage at point of contact. If seam leakage
occurs, it can be controlled by applying a seam sealer compound.
EXERCISE CARE WHEN USING ELECTRIC DEVICES IN AND NEAR TENTS.
Although our tents and screen houses are constructed to rigid specifications, periods of wind or rain
soaking the ground may loosen the stakes and cause the uprights to sink into the ground. This will
weaken the rigidity of the overall structure. Water pockets may also form in the roof if the unit is not
assembled taut, possibly causing broken frames and torn fabric.
If you have questions or need to order a part, call 1-800-325-4121 or send an e-mail to [email protected].
Have your model number or part number ready when you call. DO NOT ORDER BY REFERENCE KEY NUMBER.
Send your request for parts to:
Exxel Outdoors, LLC.
6235 Lookout Road
Boulder, CO 80301
CARE
REPLACEMENT PARTS
AA
C
C
C
C
D
D
D
D
D
D
B
BB
B
GG
G
GE
E
E
F
FFF
FF
W959 - OT 16P Cabin Tent
A
B
C
E
D
G
F
DESCRIPTION PART NO.
QTY
REQ
KEY
NO.
Main Roof Pole
Side Main Roof Pole
Upright Pole
Side Roof Pole
Side Upright Pole
Complete Frame
Corner Joint
4 Way Corner Joint
Guy Rope
Steel Stake
W959M
W959R
W959U
W959SR
W959UR
W959CJ
A1001
PIN STAKE
2
4
4
3
6
6
4
1
1
8
33
W959CJ4
Replacement Fly W959F
W959ST

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
MODEL NO W959 - OT 16P Cabin Tent
IMPORTANT: WE ADVISE YOU TO ASSEMBLE THE TENT ONCE BEFORE
GOING CAMPING TO BECOME FAMILIAR WITH THE ASSEMBLY OF THE TENT.
NOTE: PLEASE LOOK AT THE REPLACEMENT PARTS DIAGRAM TO SEE HOW
YOUR FRAME IS ASSEMBLED.
TO PROLONG THE LIFE OF THE TENT FLOOR, SELECT A LEVEL, CLEAN AREA
FOR THE CAMPSITE. TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE ZIPPER, UNZIP THE
DOORS TO ALLOW AIR TO ENTER THE TENT.
TO IMPROVE THE WEATHER RESISTANCE OF YOUR TENT, IT IS ADVISABLE
TO USE SEAM SEALER TO COAT ALL EXPOSED SEAMS. YOU SHOULD APPLY
ONLY TO THE INSIDE SEAMS OF THE TENT AND UNDERSIDE OF THE TENT
FLY. IF APPLIED TO THE OUTSIDE OF SEAMS, DISCOLORATION OF YOUR
TENT MAY OCCUR. SEAM SEALER IS AVAILABLE IN THE CAMPING SECTION
OF ANY LOCAL SPORTING GOODS STORE.
STEP 1: Spread the tent out flat, floor side
down. Unzip the doors.
STEP 14: Secure the fly to the tent by wrapping the Velcro
fasteners at each corner of the fly around the metal tent poles
as well as securing the ties on the underside of the fly to the
corner joints.
STEP 2: Stake the tent to the ground by inserting steel stakes
through the rings and webbing loops around then tent floor.
Hammer stakes into the ground at a 45° angle using a hammer
or mallet, making sure to pull tent floor out even and snug.
Tent should
appear as shown.
Tent should
appear as shown.
STEP 4: Slide the main roof poles through the blue
sleeves at the center of tent to form an “X”. Be sure the poles go
through the loop at the center of the tent. Locate the 4-way plastic
hubs (G) that are attached to the corners of the roof eaves at the
center portion of the tent. Insert the pole ends on one side of the
tent into the hub with the hub oriented as pictured. (3 openings up and one down)
STEP 5: Go to the opposite side of the tent and
flex one of the fiberglass poles and insert the pole
end into the corresponding 4-way hub. Repeat for
the second pole.
STEP 6: Insert the 4 side main roof poles
(B) into the grey sleeves. Insert the ends of
the poles into the corresponding
side of the
4-way hub. Flexing the poles to place the
second
end into the hub on the opposite end.
STEP 7: Extend each of the 10 steel poles by pulling out each wire-corded
section and placing the jointed ends into the connected pole sections. The
4 longer poles are the main upright poles (C) and the 6 shorter poles are the
side uprights poles (D).
STEP 8: With an adult on each corner of one side of the tent,
insert the end of the main upright poles into the 4-way hub. Be
sure the D-ring on the pole is located at the top section. Both
adults should lift up on the steel poles while raising one side of
the center of the tent. Place the bottom end of the steel pole
over the pin on the ring at the base of the tent.
STEP 9: Go to the other side of the tent and repeat step 8.
STEP 10: Slide one of the side roof poles (E) through the pole sleeve on top
of the side room. Insert the ends of the pole into the smaller opening of the
corner joints.
STEP 11: Insert the side upright pole (D) into larger opening of corner joint (F)
connector. Slide the pole onto corresponding pin at the base of the tent.
Repeat for the opposite side of the room.
STEP 12: Repeat Steps 10 & 11 for the other two sides.
STEP 13: Unfold fly and stretch out all corners. Place the fly over
the tent Attach the fly to the tent by attaching the plastic hooks on
the fly edges to the “D” rings on the steel uprights.
Your failure to follow this warning could cause serious injury or
permanent disability.
STEP 15: Guy ropes have been provided for the fly. Extend
each of the guy ropes which are attached to the fly edges.
Make a loop at the opposite end of the guy rope, by using
slider as shown and place loop over a tent stake. Adjust slider
to make guy rope tight and stake to the ground.
WARNING: Elastic cords can snap back and hit your eye.
To reduce the risk of injury to you and others:
• Keep your body and face clear.
• Do not over stretch elastic cords.
• Maintain firm grip on hook.
• Pull the hook toward you; if it slips it will spring away from you.
• Make sure hook is fully clipped to tent before releasing.
• Wear protective eye wear during tent assembly.
A
B
G
E
E
E
G
G
G
C
C
CC
D
D
D
D
D
D
F
F
FF
F
F
B
B
B
A
STEP 3: Locate and extend all of the
fiberglass tent poles by pulling out each
section and placing ends into the connectors.
You will have 9 poles. The two longest poles
are the main roof poles (A) The four shortest
poles (B) are for the sides of the center roof
area which are marked with white tape. The
three remaining poles (E) are the side room
roof poles which are marked with red tape.
B
B
A
C
G
A
G
NOTE : To take down tent, follow steps above in the reverse order. Be sure to leave
door and windows unzipped. Place stakes into stake bag and pole into the pole bag,
which are provided. Make sure tent is clean and dry before storing. The tent
should be folded into equal parts toward the center of the tent to distribute the bulk.
Start a small tight roll, the width of the carry bag, with the pole bag placed at the
end opposite the door. Roll tent toward door to allow air to escape. Once rolled, tie
a string or rope around tent to hold into place. Place tent, frame and stakes into carry bag.