Wanderer 594900 User manual

PLU:594900
Magnitude Tent
4P with Awning

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Fibreglass Pole A
DESCRIPTION PIC. QTY.
Fibreglass Pole B
Steel Pole C
Inner Tent
Flysheet
Carry Bag
Steel Pegs
Rope
(Black Indicator)

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1. Use the guy ropes and steel pegs to secure the
assembled tent to the ground.
2. Both flysheet doors can set up by steel poles to
create an awning.
1. Take out the tent and lay it out flat ensuring the door
is completely zipped closed.
2. Assemble the fibreglass poles.
3. Insert the longest fibreglass pole(A) across the inner
tent through the pole sleeves.( do not attach G hooks).
1. Cover the inner tent with flysheet.
2. Secure the inside of the fly to the tent poles using the
fastening strips attached to the fly seams.
3. Insert fibreglass pole (B) into the pole sleeve on the
flysheet.
4. Secure the flysheet front vestibule by pushing the pegs
through the elastic tape into the ground.
1. Secure one end of each pole to a corner pin. With one
person pushing the first pole in order to create an arch, the
second person supports the centre of the tent, raising the
poles off the ground and ensuring the arch is even and the
sleeve is placed evenly in the centre of the pole.
2. Arch the second pole again using the second person to
ensure the arch is even as it feeds through the sleeve and
reducing any excess strain on the fibreglass poles.
3.Attach the G hooks to the poles.

Manufactured & packaged for SRGS PTY LTD
ABN 23 113 230 050
6 Coulthards Avenue, Strathpine QLD 4500, Australia
Made in Vietnam
Warning
Before using the tent for the first time, it is recommended to check all components have
been included and you become familiar with the assembly of the tent by reading through
the instructions first.
• DO NOT set up near open flame. The fabric will burn if left in continuous contact with
any flame source.
• DO NOT use any form of flame or fuel burning appliances, heaters, candles or matches
inside or under the canopy of the tent.
• Ensure your site is free from any objects and obstructions by checking the area and
clear away any rocks, tree branches or any sharp objects prior to setting up your tent.
• Keep away from any overhead power lines and do not set up under trees where there is
the potential for either falling branches or lightning strikes to occur.
• Tent must be securely pegged to the ground using all the peg points provided. All guy
ropes attached to the tent must be used at all times to create added stability and avoid
possible damage to either property or persons. It is crucial to do this anytime you have the
tent up to minimize the impact of unexpected wind gusts.
• Be cautious when handling the frame. Avoid pinching hands or fingers in any moving
parts.
• Utility hooks are designed for small hanging objects only. Do not hang any object
heavier than 2kgs. Check the hook every time before use. Do not use if it comes loose!
• Keep children away from the set up area.
• When removing the pegs from the ground, never pull on the tent to remove. This may
cause damage to either property or persons. Always pull on the peg itself.
This tent is not designed to be a permanent or semi-permanent structure. It is designed
to be used as a portable and temporary structure.
Care and maintenance
The following are some helpful tips on how to clean and properly store your tent.
• Wash frame and canopy with a mild solution of soap and water, rinse thoroughly. Dry
completely. Do not use bleach or solvents.
• DO NOT spray insecticides or bug repellant directly or near any fabric. This may damage
the water-repellant treatment.
• Always return the tent to the carry bag after use. Be sure the tent is completely dry
before storing it.
• Never store the tent wet. If the tent is wet, please take out from storage bag as soon as
possible and leave spread out to dry completely before storing away.
• Due to cold air outside and warm air inside, the tent may develop condensation on the
inside of the tent. This is a natural event and adequate ventilation will help minimise this.