Quest Engineering Screen House User manual

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Thank you for purchasing this product. At Quest we take every care to ensure that the product
fulllies your expectations. We hope you enjoy using this product.
General Use
Failure to follow the general use instructions below could lead to damage to the screen house or
injury to your person. Always read and follow these instructions when using the product.
• The screen house is an external product and designed to be used outside.
• Due to the changeable weather conditions it is recommended that you always use all of the storm
straps and pegging points in order to secure your screen house.
• It is also recommended that the screen house not be left unattended. Due to the nature of outdoor
products along with the changeable weather conditions and differing ground conditions, many
unexpected circumstances can occur. If the screen house is left unattended it could impact the
performance of the screen house.
• If the screen house is going to be left unattended for an extended period of time (longer than a
couple of days), we recommend to take the screen house down.
• Do not leave outside in severe weather conditions.
• Please retain all information for further reference
Quest manual download site
The quest manual download site can be found at the url below, or the QR code to the left
http://www.questleisure.com/manuals.
Full Instructions
• Instructions, warranty and additional information can be found on the Quest manual download
site by using the QR code or website URL above.

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Read before use
• When erecting the screen house , always ensure the roof joint (the large black steel joint) is
on the floor and never in the air as this can lead to turning the screen house inside out.
• The screen house frame is made to be easily erected, but take care when erecting and taking
down the screen house. Always ensure that nothing is twisted or caught in the frame.
• NEVER force the frame, it will open or close without the need for undue force. Applying undue
force could damage the frame and would invalidate your warranty.
• Although extremely easy we recommend that you put this screen house up and down a few
times at home or in an area such as a basement or garage before putting it up outside. This
allows you to get used to the process before putting it up in an area that could be exposed to
wind and rain.
• The screen house can be put up by one person, but it is easier to erect with two people.
• We recommend that you always peg the screen house down with both the screen house
pegging points and the included storm straps.
Screen House Pro Only
• The screen house pro models feature sewn and zipped in external walls. These simply zip shut
and can be unzipped and rolled up to expose the mesh sides of your screen house.
• Accessory zip(s). The Screen House Pro models also feature an accessory zip located around
the door(s). These allow the addition of optional extra.
• The Screen House 6 Pro also has two doors, one at the front and one at the rear. The front
door can be identified by the logo printed above it and the rear door can be idenfied as it does
not have a logo above it.
Care and Cleaning Instructions
Never use and harsh or abrasive cleaners or brushes when cleaning this product as the frame
and fabric may be damaged when doing so. Never fold and put the product away when wet as
this can trap water in the product, which can lead to mould and mildew build up.
IMPORTANT: After cleaning your screen house you must reproof the screen house as the cleaner
may well remove the coating on the fabric. We recommend you use a dedicated re-proofing
spray.
• Fabric : We recommend using a dedicated awning or tent cleaner for the fabric, if one is not
available simply warm soapy water. After it has been cleaned, rinse with clean water to make
sure there's no soap or cleaner left inside the fabric. Once rinsed allow the product to dry
naturally before folding away and storing.
• Frame : First allow any dirt to dry and brush with a soft brush to remove loose dirt. Once this is
done wipe the frame down with warm soapy water and a soft cloth. Once cleaned allow to dry
naturally before storing away.
• Bolts : There are small bolts on the screen house frame mechanism. These may become loose
after multiple uses, so just check that these are not loose, but never overtighten them as this
could lead to damage and may invalidate your warranty.
This is not a toy. Children should not be left unattended with the product. Injury or
death may result from re if the fabric is exposed to open ame. Take care opening
or unfolding any part of this product as moving or folding parts could trap ngers.
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Screen House 4
Roof Frame Diagram
Code: 120053 • Diagram Version 1
152cm
Roof poles
11mm diameter
Solid Fibreglass
Pole end caps
(hub end)
Pole end caps
(sleeve end)
Roof hub
2 Pieces
(top and bottom)
Screen House 4
Side Frame Diagram
Code: 120053 • Diagram Version 1
133cm
Roof poles
11mm diameter
Solid Fibreglass
Pole end caps
(hub end)
Pole end caps
(sleeve end)
Roof hub
2 Pieces
(top and bottom)
155cm

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Screen House 4
Roof Frame Diagram
Code: A3000 • Diagram Version 1
152cm
Roof poles
11mm diameter
Solid Fibreglass
Pole end caps
(hub end)
Pole end caps
(sleeve end)
Roof hub
2 Pieces
(top and bottom)
Screen House 4
Side Frame Diagram
Code: A3000 • Diagram Version 1
133cm
Roof poles
11mm diameter
Solid Fibreglass
Pole end caps
(hub end)
Pole end caps
(sleeve end)
Roof hub
2 Pieces
(top and bottom)
155cm

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Screen House 6
Roof Frame Diagram
Code: 120051 • Diagram Version 1
180cm
Roof poles
11mm diameter
Solid Fibreglass
Pole end caps
(hub end)
Pole end caps
(sleeve end)
Roof hub
2 Pieces
(top and bottom)
Screen House 6
Side Frame Diagram
Code: 120051 • Diagram Version 1
127cm
Roof poles
11mm diameter
Solid Fibreglass
Pole end caps
(hub end)
Pole end caps
(sleeve end)
Roof hub
2 Pieces
(top and bottom)

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Screen House 6
Roof Frame Diagram
Code: A3001 • Diagram Version 1
180cm
Roof poles
11mm diameter
Solid Fibreglass
Pole end caps
(hub end)
Pole end caps
(sleeve end)
Roof hub
2 Pieces
(top and bottom)
Screen House 6
Side Frame Diagram
Code: A3001 • Diagram Version 1
127cm
Roof poles
11mm diameter
Solid Fibreglass
Pole end caps
(hub end)
Pole end caps
(sleeve end)
Roof hub
2 Pieces
(top and bottom)

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Erecting the screen house
• Remove the screen house from the carry bag and place onto the ground.
• Stand the screen house up with the large black centre hub placed on the ground and allow the
legs to open and lie on the ground. Ensure that the roof (green in colour) is facing upwards.
• Grasp the pull loop attached to the centre of one of the sidewalls. Pull upwards and outwards on
the loop until the sidewall pops open.
• Walk around the screen house and repeat this with each sidewall until all the sides are popped
out. At this point the screen house will stand up and the roof will be pointing downwards.
• Walk inside the screen and place your hand on the centre hub of the roof. Push this up until the
roof pops open. You may nd it easier to have someone hold the screen house down whilst you
do this step. If not then simply hold one of the roof poles in place with one hand and push up on
the centre hub with your other hand.
• Once the roof has been popped take a door pole out of the bag and unfold. Once unfolded place
into the two pockets at the top and bottom left corners of the entrance. Once in place secure with
the Velcro tabs. Repeat the process on the other door pole on the right hand side. NOTE : On a
Screen House 6 Pro there are two doorways, so this has to be done twice.
• Failure to do the above steps could lead to the roof of the screen house being blown down during
high winds. The screen house is now fully erected, but we recommend that the screen house be
pegged at all times.
• Peg each corner of the screen house inside using the pegging eyelets and pegs that are included
in the screen house (you can use your own pegs if you prefer).
• Once all the corners have been pegged, peg the centre of each sidewall using the pegging eyelet
attached to the bottom of each sidewall.
• Attach the storm straps (if not already attached) to the screen house via the stainless steel loop
in the centre of the sidewall. Peg the other end of the storm strap into the ground and then tighten
the strap. DO NOT over tighten the strap. The strap should be tight enough to hold the sidewall in
place, it should not pull the sidewall towards the ground.
Taking the screen house down
• The screen house should not be taken down in high winds as it could cause damage when the
storm straps and pegs are removed. If you are taking it down in high winds you must take extra
care and always have more than one person present to help secure the screen house once the
straps and pegs have been removed.
• Slacken the storm strap, remove the peg from the ground and un-clip from the screen house.
Repeat on each side of the screen house.
• Remove all pegs from the corners and sidewalls.
• Remove the two door poles by unfastening the velcro tabs and removing the poles from the
pockets.
• Walk to the centre of the screen house and using the pull loop attached to the roof pull the roof
down until it relaxes fully. Take care not to pull the roof down on top of yourself.
• Walk outside of the screen house and push the centre of the sidewall in until it springs in and
collapses. You may nd it easier to hold the top left corner with one hand and push the centre in
with the other.
• Repeat step 5 on every side until the entire screen house has collapsed.
• Once the screen house is laying on the ground, roll the screen house up. ENSURE that the frame
is not twisted when doing this.
• Carefully place the screen house into the carry bag.

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Storage
This product must be stored away dry. If the product gets wet and packed away when wet, it
must be taken out and dried. Failure to do so can lead to mould growth and damage to your
screen house.
Wear, Tear and Usage
The screen house is used outdoors and thus will be subject to standard wear and tear caused
by the weather and other external influences. This section lists some, but not all of the standard
wear and tear you may get with your screen house.
• Fading : With all polyester materials used outdoors some fading or colour changing will occur.
This will change depending upon how often you use it, how long it is up when you use it, what
the weather is like when you use it and other external influences such as shade etc. This fading
only affects the look of the material and does not affect the performance of the screen house.
It is a natural process and cannot be avoided. Fading can be improved by using a proofing
spray as listed in the maintenance section below.
• Colour changing : Similar to fading, all polyester materials used outdoors may be affected by
colour changing. This is down to the amount of sun they receive whilst out, the atmospheric
conditions at the time and other external factors. Colour changing is only cosmetic and does
not affect the performance of your screen house.
• U.V. Degradation : Over time all polyester materials will break down and become brittle. This
is down to the effect the sun has on the material. Your screen house is protected against this
with its advanced U.V. coating, but this protection does break down over time. The time it takes
will completely depend upon the weather conditions when used, such as the suns heat, cloud
cover, shade and others. This is a natural process that cannot be stopped, but you can protect
against it by regular cleaning and re-proofing (listed in the care and cleaning instructions).
• Condensation : Condensation is a natural process where moisture from the ground is drawn up
and collects on the roof or sides or your screen house. Whilst this is keep to a very minimum
thanks to the mesh side on your screen house, you may still get some on roof during certain
conditions. This will be made worse if you use the optional side walls and keep these side walls
closed as they prevent air flow and can increase condensation.
• Waterproofing : Whilst the roof on this screen house is waterproof the screen house itself
is not water tight. The sides on the screen house are not waterproof, even when using the
optional side walls the screen house is not water tight. In the event of rain, some water
may well get into the screen house. Over time the waterproof coating of the material can
deteriorate. This can be repaired by the use of a re-proofing spray as listed in the maintenance
section of the instructions.
• Weathering : The waterproof nature of the screen house roof may be affected by a process
called weathering. Weathering is a process where the screen house may seem to leak when
first used in the rain. When you sew a seam into any material you make a hole in the material
and then put a thread of cotton though this hole. Obviously this hole will leak water initially. The
weathering process is around the cotton thread. When the cotton thread gets wet it expands
and fills the hole made when the material was sewn together. When the cotton thread then
drys is shrinks back, but never to the same size it was initially. This process happens a few
times and eventually the thread stops expanding and shrinking, but will have sealed the hole
up. This whole process is called weathering and is the final process that makes your screen
house roof waterproof.

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Optional Extras : Side Walls
You can purchase additional side wall blinds for your screen house (not Pro models as they have
them built in), wich attach to the outside of your screen house and give you extra privacy, cover and
protection.
Attaching the optional side wall blinds to the Screen House
• Remove the sidewall(s) from the packaging.
• If the storm strap is attached and pegged on the screen house, remove the storm strap before
attaching the sidewall by un-clipping it.
• Unfold the sidewall. Attach the hook found in each corner of the sidewall to the D ring located on
the screen house at each corner of the side.
• NOTE: The panels are not square so ensure that the sewn line runs horizontally along the bottom
when attaching the sidewall to the screen house.
• When the sidewall is attached to the side carefully pull the pull loop on the screen house though
the centre hole in the sidewall. Once done you can re-attach the storm strap to the pull loop.
• Once the above is down ensure that the velcro tabs are attached all the way around the sidewall.
The sidewall should go underneath the roof ap (the roof ap is only present on a screen house
2016 onwards) to ensure the best possible water run off.
• Repeat for each sidewall you wish to attach.
Removing optional side wall blinds from the Screen House
• If the storm strap is attached and pegged on the screen house, remove the storm strap before
attaching the sidewall by un-clipping it.
• Detach the velcro straps from around the side of the sidewall.
• Un-clip the clip from the D ring located at each corner of the sidewall.
• Remove the sidewall from the screen house and fold and pack away.
Optional Extras : Front Canopy (Pro only)
You can purchase a front canopy for your Screen House Pro, which gives you a covered canopy
area to the front of the screen house. The canopy goes on the front accessory zip on your Screen
House Pro. The Screen House 4 Pro only has one accessory zip, but the Screen House 6 Pro has
two (one front, one rear). The front accessory zip is the one that has the printed logo above it.
• Take the canopy out of the bag and locate the zip(s) on the canopy. There are two zips on the
canopy, one for use with a screen house 4 pro and one for use with a screen house 6 pro. The
screen house 4 zip is the longer of the two.
• Using the correct Zip the canopy onto the accessory zip on the screen house pro, starting from
the bottom left and moving around to the bottom right.
• Put the included pole together and feed it though the sleeve at the front of the canopy. There is
a pin at the bottom of the canvas where the pole is inserted onto. This keeps the pole in place.
• There is also a pegging strap along the bottom of the canopy. This is simply an aid to pegging
the canopy. It helps ensure you get the canopy pegged just right, but it is only optional, you do not
have to use it, if you do not wish to.
• Once the pole is in place, pull the canopy away from the Screen House until the roof becomes
tight and peg the storm straps and the bottom of the pole ends.

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Optional Extras : Vehicle Connector (Pro only)
You can purchase a vehicle connector for your Screen House Pro, which gives you a covered
walkway between your Screen House Pro and a vehicle. The vehicle connector goes on the rear
accessory zip on your Screen House 6 Pro and the front accessory zip on your Screen House 4 Pro.
• First zip the vehicle connector onto your Screen House. There are two zips on the vehicle
connector. The screen house 4 zip is the longer of the two.
• Then attach the other end of the tunnel to the vehicle. This is done via various methods, some of
which are listed on the next page.
• Next un-clip the webbing strap located on the outside of the tunnel, that goes from the top corner
of the connector down to 180 cm from the ground.
• Then move the screen house away from the vehicle until the roof of the tunnel becomes tight.
This is the point where you peg your screen house (instructions shown earlier).
• Finally you adjust the connector as best you can. The tunnel is adjustable, but as the material can
only be cut once it only truly ts at one height (which is set to the maximum), all other heights are
a compromise and will require adjusting the connector. You can make the adjustment anyway
you wish, but we recommend using the method below.
• Extend the webbing strap you un-clipped earlier to its full length.
• Then clip the webbing strap to the top of the connector and then adjust the webbing strap. Once
this is done the material at the top of the tunnel should become ‘rufed’ so it resides in the area
above the side door. If your vehicle is near the lowest setting (180 cm) then you may nd that it
does not all go above the top of the door. It should look like the photo below in image 1. Image 2
shows you a close up of the adjusted material.
image 1
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Connecting to your vehicle (Pro only)
You can connect to your vehicle using various different methods. Some of which are listed below,
but they are all optional. It is best to try a few different methods and nd out which is best for you
as each method has its advantages and disadvantages.
• Beading: You can use the beading on the vehicle connector to connect to your vehicle. Your
connector has two beadings (4 and 6mm) on it. Simply slide the correct size beading (depends
upon the channel on your vehicle) into the channel on your vehicle, or roll out canopy etc. and you
are ready to go.
• Guy lines : Another option is to use the two pegging points located on either end of the connector.
The guy line on these points are thrown over your van and pegged onto the rear side of the
vehicle, pulling the connector against the van.
Drive away kits : Another option to connect your tunnel to your vehicle is via a drive away kit. These
are optional and have to be purchased separately. There are two types, a standard version and a
magnetic version, but both are used in the same way.
• Magnetic Drive Away Kit
• One option to connect your connector to your vehicle is a magnetic drive away kit. These are
optional and have to be purchased separately. They are used to connect to your vehicle when
you do not have any other method (such as a VW camper van). To use a magnetic drive away kit :
• Take the gure of eight connectors (there will be more than one section) from the magnetic drive
away kit and slide them onto the beading on your connector.
• Then slide the magnetic drive away kit into the other side of the gure of eight.
• Then you can place the magnetic side of the drive away kit to the side of your vehicle.
TIP: Whilst the magnetic drive away kit will hold the tunnel to your vehicle, it will not support the tunnel in moderate
to high winds (we have found this during testing of many different brands of magnetic drive away kits), so we also
recommend that if you are using a magnetic drive away kit we still use the two guy lines at the ends of the tunnel
(similar to the ‘Guy Line’ solution above) to secure the tunnel to the vehicle, in conjunction with the magnetic drive
away kit.
• Standard Drive away kit
• A standard drive away kit is an optional piece of equipment (purchased separately) that allows
you to disconnect your connector from a channel or roll out canopy without the need to un-peg
your screen house. Drive away kits come in two different sizes : 4 and 6mm. You choose the
size closest to the size of the channel on your vehicle or roll out canopy. Please consult the
instructions that came with your canopy/channel to nd our which one you need. To use a drive
away kit :
• Take the long double beaded webbing strap from your drive away kit out and slide this into your
wind out canopy or channel.
• Then take the gure of eight section(s) from the kit and feed these onto the other side of the
webbing strap.
• You can then feed the channel on the connector into the other side of the gure of eight sections
which connects your screen house vehicle connector to your vehicle.
TIP : Some drive away kits can be cut down to size, which can make it cleaner and easier to t the drive away kit as
they can be cut down to exactly the same size as you require, removing any excess which can get in the way. Please
consult the instructions/details that came with your drive away kit to conrm this before cutting.

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Registration
You can register your Screen House online at https://www.questleisure.com/register or fill out the
form below and send it into Quest :
Model
Your
Name
Purchase
Date
Your
Email
Retailers
Name
Your
Address
Retailers
Address
Additional
Information

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Warranty : 12 Months (1 Year) warranty.
Warranty Claim
• In the unlikely event of a warranty claim, you must contact your retailer.
• If you have not registered your product, rst ll out the registration form overleaf and take this
with you when you go to your retailer.
• Take the product to your retailer that you purchased it from along with your proof of purchase and
explain the issue with the retailer.
• The retailer will then check the product and get in touch with the wholesaler or manufacturer.
• The retailer will keep you informed of the progress of the claim.
• The wholesaler or manufacturer will not (unless under special circumstances) get in touch with
you as all information will be passed back directly to the retailer.
Warranty Information
• This product comes with a full 12 month manufacturers defect warranty and covers any
manufacturers defects for one (1) year from the date of the original purchase. It does not cover
any damage occured though:
• The product falling, being dropped, scratched or damaged in any way.
• The product has been technically changed by the owner or another third party
• Improper use of the product.
• Normal wear and tear - which includes (but is not limited to): colour fading, wearing, stretching.
• Weather damage - which includes (but is not limited to) U.V. degradation and colour changing.
• The affected part will be replaced or repaired (manufacturers option) if they are found to be
defective within the one (1) year time frame.
• The warranty will be void if the product has been subject to neglect, misuse, improper installation,
misapplication, alteration or accident including, but not limited to, improper installation,
maintenance or use of unauthorised parts or attachments.
• Damage caused by not following the instruction manual in full will invalidate the warranty, if
this results in consequential damages, Quest will not be liable for these damages or any costs
incurred due to these damages.
• Quest will not be liable for material damage or personal injury caused by improper use or if the
safety instructions are not properly executed in full.
• All claims must be made though the retailer you purchased the product from and not direct with
the wholesaler or manufacturer.
• Warranty claims cannot be honoured without an original dated receipt and or proof of purchase.
• By executing repairs the original warranty period of one (1) year will not be extended, nor the right
to a complied new warranty. This warranty is only legal on European soil.
• This warranty does not overrule the European directive 2011/83/EU.
• This product may not be amended or changed.

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This Screen House is part of the Quest range of screen houses, shelters and accessories. This range
includes the following items that are matched with your product.
Cat No 120051 Screen House 4
• Premium hub system • Solid fibreglass poles • Quest Tec210 fabric • No-chill PRO premium mesh
• Size: 240 x 240 cm. • Height: 180 - 220 cm. • Pack size: 173 x 15 x 15 cm.
• Screen House weight: 8.5 kg. • Total weight: 10.5 kg.
Premium
mesh
sides
Premium
Hub
system
1 Person
1 Minute
to erect
Quest Tec210
Lightweight, Performance Fabric
No-Chill PRO
Premium quality mesh
Great views, no wind chill
Premium
Hub System
60 Seconds
To Erect
Single Person Pitch
So easy, it only takes one
U. V. 50+
Protection from the Sun
UV

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Cat No 120053 Screen House 6
• Premium hub system • Solid fibreglass poles • Quest Tec210 fabric • No-chill PRO premium mesh
• Size: 300 x 360 cm. • Height: 180 - 220 cm. • Pack size: 185 x 18 x 18 cm.
• Screen house weight: 12.5 kg. • Total weight: 15.5 kg.
This Screen House is part of the Quest range of screen houses, shelters and accessories. This range
includes the following items that are matched with your product.
Premium
mesh
sides
Premium
Hub
system
1 Person
1 Minute
to erect
Quest Tec210
Lightweight, Performance Fabric
No-Chill PRO
Premium quality mesh
Great views, no wind chill
Premium
Hub System
60 Seconds
To Erect
Single Person Pitch
So easy, it only takes one
U. V. 50+
Protection from the Sun
UV

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This Screen House is part of the Quest range of screen houses, shelters and accessories. This range
includes the following items that are matched with your product.
Cat No A3000 Screen House 4 PRO
• Premium hub system • Solid fibreglass poles • Quest Tec210 fabric • Front accessory zip
• Full zip shut side walls • Super-clear windows on side walls • No-chill PRO premium mesh walls
• Size: 240 x 240 • Height: 180 - 220 cm. • Pack size: 173 x 20 x 25 cm.
• Screen House weight: 10.8 kg. • Total weight: 12.8 kg.
Front
accessory
zip
Sewn in
zipped
sides
Premium
mesh
sides
Premium
Hub
system
1 Person
1 Minute
to erect
Quest Tec210
Lightweight, Performance Fabric
No-Chill PRO
Premium quality mesh
Great views, no wind chill
Premium
Hub System
60 Seconds
To Erect
Single Person Pitch
So easy, it only takes one
U. V. 50+
Protection from the Sun
UV

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Cat No A3005 Screen House 6 PRO
• Premium hub system • Solid fibreglass poles • Quest Tec210 fabric • Front and rear accessory zips
• Dual entrances • Full zip shut side walls • Super-clear windows • No-chill PRO premium mesh walls
• Size: 300 x 360 • Height: 180 - 220 cm. • Packed: 185 x 25 x 25 cm.
• Screen house weight: 15 kg. • Total weight: 18 kg.
This Screen House is part of the Quest range of screen houses, shelters and accessories. This range
includes the following items that are matched with your product.
Two
entrances
(front & rear)
Front & Rear
accessory
zips
Sewn in
zipped
sides
Premium
mesh
sides
Premium
Hub
system
1 Person
1 Minute
to erect
Quest Tec210
Lightweight, Performance Fabric
No-Chill PRO
Premium quality mesh
Great views, no wind chill
Premium
Hub System
60 Seconds
To Erect
Single Person Pitch
So easy, it only takes one
U. V. 50+
Protection from the Sun
UV

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This Screen House is part of the Quest range of screen houses, shelters and accessories. This range
includes the following items that are matched with your product.
Cat No A5500 Screen Shelter 4
• Zero tension frame • Quest Tec210 fabric • No-chill PRO premium mesh • Small pack size • Lightweight
• Size: 300 x 300 cm. • Height: 180 - 230 cm. • Pack size: 120 x 17 x 20 cm.
• Screen Shelter weight: 8.5 kg. • Total weight: 10.5 kg.
Premium
mesh
sides
Small
Pack
size
1 Person
1 Minute
to erect
Quest Tec210
Lightweight, Performance Fabric
No-Chill PRO
Premium quality mesh
Great views, no wind chill
60 Seconds
To Erect
Single Person Pitch
So easy, it only takes one
U. V. 50+
Protection from the Sun
UV

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Along with the other items in the range there are other optional accessories available for your product.
Cat No A5504 Screen House Pro canopy
• Gives coverd areaa to front of screen house
• U.V. protection
• Simply zips into place
• Size: 244 x 200 cm.
• Height: 180 cm.
• Pack size: 78 x 11 x 11 cm.
• Weight: 2.5 kg.
Screen House Side Walls
• Added privacy and protection from the elements
• Clips in place in seconds
• Sold in pairs
• Available for Screen House 4 and 6 (not pro
models)
120054 : Screen House 4 side walls (beige)
120054G : Screen House 4 side walls (grey)
120052 : Screen House 6 side walls (beige)
120052G : Screen House 6 side walls (grey)