TentCraft X Series Manual

X-SERIES | 10x20
SETUP INSTRUCTIONS

X-SERIES | 10x20
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MODEL SIZE JOB NUMBER
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Qty: 2 -Crown Clusters
Qty: 4 -Corner Brackets
Qty: 2 -Intermediate Brackets Qty: 6 -3’ Stakes
HERE’S WHAT YOU’RE
WORKIN’ WITH...
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Qty: 6 -7’ Legs (84”)
Qty: 2 -Ridge Raers (52”)
Qty: 6 -Perimeter Poles (112”)
Qty: 2 -Intermediate Raers (61”)
Qty: 4 -Hip Poles (82”)
Qty: 6 -Tent Top Straps
HIP POLES
7’ LEGS
CROWN
CLUSTERS
ROOF
RAFTER
BRACKET
RIDGE RAFTERS
PERIMETER POLES
CORNER
BRACKETS
INTERMEDIATE
BRACKETS
INTERMEDIATE RAFTERSINTERMEDIATE RAFTERS
Qty: 1 -Roof Raer Bracket Qty: 6 -OutGuy Straps

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Step 1
Inspect the tent site thoroughly for obstacles, underground and overhead
wires, pipes,etc. Ifnecessary, consult with your local ulity company prior
to installaon.
Step 2
assembly. Do not install legs or roof raers at this me.
Step 3
Begin assembly of the frame byinserng the perimeter poles into the
Step 4
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Step 5
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Repeat this step to install the second crown cluster. Once both crown cluster
overthe two intermediate poles - located in the middle of the setup.
Step 8
Step 6
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Step 7
Li one ofthe 10’ sides of the frame and install the two legs alongthat side.
This will be two of the four cornerlegs.

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Step 9
Step 10
Step 11
Step 12
Aach tent top to the frame with the tent top straps. Bringthe “Y” straps
(located at the very top of the tent top straps) through the metal rings on
each ofthe tent top valances and secure the looped ends of the “Y” straps
Aach the boom of the tent top straps to the legs of the tentby inserng
middle of the strap and ghten unl the strap is tautenough to secure the
Once the top is secured on all corners, fold all extra strap length into the
white vinyl covers with velcroclosure.
the previous step. This will complete installaon of the four cornerlegs.
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Step 13
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Step 14
Locate the intermediate poles on the 20’ sides of the tent. On the valance,
where it comes down to a point and meets the pole, a single metal ring is sewn
onto the inside of thetent top. Attach the carabiner at the top of the tent top
strapto this metal ring.
Step 16
As with the tent top straps, these tent top straps will also be
of the poles. Locate the ratchet in the middle of the strap and ghten unl
the strap is taut enough to secure the canopy.
Once the top is secured on both intermediate poles, fold all extra strap length
into the white vinyl covers with velcro closure.
OUTSIDE
VIEW
INSIDE
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strap (found at the boom end of the outguy straps) around the head of the
ratchet the strap unl it is taut. Repeat this step on the 1 remaining interme -
diate leg.
Locate the outguy straps and connect the carabiner at the top of the strap to
Repeat this step on the three remaining corner legs.

Step 17
outguy strap length into the white vinyl covers with velcro closure.
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are approximate and are
experience. Windload of a
t upon the style of type
of tent. The structural integrity of the tent may exceed the soil's holding capacity even at wind loads of
30 to 50 mph.
Frame tents require approximately 1000 to 2000 lbs of holding power per anchor locaon (dependent on
the size and style of the tent). For safety of all occupants, evacuaon is recommended if weather
becomes severe.
Severe storms have micro bursts of wind that may be recorded far in excess of the storm's highest
winds. The installer is responsible for properly securing the temporary structure (tent). Soil condions
will vary and the wind ind
load capabilies.
he holding power will
decrease and alternate anchoring methods are required.
Tent Size Footage
Anchor
Power Safety
Factor
Anchor
Locaons
Holding Power
Anchor Locaon
10' x 20' 200 1,920 1.5 6 320*
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Note: The tent must be anchored properly for safe installaon. Additonal guys and stakes
may be required depending on soil and/or wind condions. Refer to the IFAI Procedural
Handbook for Safe Installaon and Maintenance of Tentage for calculang the proper
anchoring capacity for soil and or ground condions. Always follow manufacturer's recom-
mended anchoring techniques.
Guy Data:
1" Polyester Web - 3600 # rang*
*ASSUMES:
1. Surface: Compacted soil
2. Standard pull-out rate 800 lb/sq .
36" Stake driven within 6" from the
top of the ground straight down or
a maximum 10 degree angle
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5'
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7'
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