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DO NOT leave children unattended inside or around a tent.
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DO NOT allow children to set-up or take down a tent.
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DO NOT allow children to enter or exit a tent except through the door.
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DO NOT allow children to remain in a closed-up tent on hot days.
DO NOT allow children to play with any plastic bags or other packaging material as there is a risk of suffocation. Your failure to followthis warning will cause death, serious
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injury or permanent disability to your children.
FOR YOUR SAFETY
Before using this product, read and fully understand:
(1) Attached Warning Labels.
(2) This instruction manual and all accompanying documentation.
KEEP ALL EXITS CLEAR
VENTILATION
Any tent must be properly ventilated in all weather conditions to allow sufficient airflow into and out of the tent. Please familiarize yourself with all vents and openings in your tent
to ensure you can maintain adequate ventilation. There are three main reasons we promote ventilation within a tent, as in the same way we would in any dwelling like a house or
apartment. These are Airflow, Air quality, and Condensation Reduction.
• AIRFLOW: Without airflow or fresh air into the tent, your environment will become stale and stuffy. It is important to promote good
quality airflow throughout the tent.
• AIR QUALITY: A buildup of any harmful gasses (carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, and others) is possible in an enclosed space. For
this reason, you must always have adequate ventilation in your tent to ensure a good flow of air from outside.
• CONDENSATION REDUCTION: Leaving the vents open, supplemented by partially opening windows and doors at night to provide
cross ventilation is a good way to reduce condensation.
Given the importance of proper ventilation, for airflow, air quality and condensation reduction, we use high and low venting in most of our tents. This allows cooler air in through
the low vents and warmer, moist air up and out through the high vents. Opening both the high and low vents is important as this allows for this cross ventilation. If your tent has
vents in the porch / vestibule, then it is important to also keep those vents open. Failure to vent your tent properly, may result in serious injury, permanent disability,
or death to you or to others.
GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
Make sure you know the fire precaution arrangements on the site.
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Consider the possibility of falling rocks or tree limbs, lightning, flash floods, avalanches, strong winds, and other potential hazards.
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Make sure you anchor your tent at all times.
Please be mindful of guylines, bathtub floors, straps, and other parts of tents as they can be a potential trip hazard.
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We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of our information. We do, however, have a policy of continuous improvement and we
therefore reserve the right to change or amend designs and specifications without prior notice. Please refer to www.cruaoutdoors.com/
pages/instructions for the most up-to-date safety setup and instructions.
SET-UP
IMPORTANT: WE ADVISE YOU TO ASSEMBLE THE TENT ONCE BEFORE GOING CAMPING TO BECOME FAMILIAR WITH THE ASSEMBLY OF THE TENT.
Take out and organize all the contents from the carry bags. Set-up of your tent may take longer in windy conditions due to the extra caution needed.
Select a level site, clear of rocks, branches and other hard or sharp objects to set up your tent.
A. Tent Body
A1. Lay the Core groundsheet/footprint out and stake down all four corners. The
footprint will be the size of the tent body, the porch area does not have a footprint.
A2. Unroll the tent onto the groundsheet. Temporarily, stake down the four corners
of the tent.
A3. Starting from one end of the tent unscrew the top cap of the inflation valve and
attach the pump nozzle.
IMPORTANT
A3
B.Tent Poles
B1. Inflate both tent air-poles until it is quite firm (7 PSI if your pump has a gauge).
NOTE: the poles should not be rock-hard. Over pumping the air-pole can cause it to
burst.
B2. As it begins to inflate, it is normally necessary to go inside the tent and to push
the poles upwards so that the airpoles can assume their correct shape.
B3. Once the air poles have sprung outwards, assuming their correct shape, detach
the pump from the tent and tighten the outer valve cap on each inflation point, it is
important that these are tight to prevent seepage of air.
B4. Repeat the inflation process for the porch air-pole.
C. Securing the Tent
NOTE: We recommend that all the guy lines are always used as wind can pick up at
any time.
C1. Locate the guy lines that are attached to the porch. Stake these out first so that
the porch stays upright. Then stake out the bottom of the porch air-poles ensuring
that the webbing holding the poles in shape is taught and flat to the ground.
C2. Locate the guy lines attached to the tent.
C3. Stake out each guy line at a 45-degree angle.
C4. Tighten the guy line as needed by adjusting the slider up the cord.
C5. Peg the guy line so that the tent is under tension without distorting the shape.
C6. Properly stake down all 4 corners of the tent going through pole connectors, at
a 45-degree angle using provided stakes.
C7. Floor of tent should be taut when staked properly.
C8. At the bottom of the tent, there is a skirt of fabric that has elastic stake points.
It is important to stake this skirt out from the tent and not to use the same stakes
holding the tent floor in place. This skirt ensures that any rain will flow away from
the tent and not underneath it or on top of the ground sheet.
D. Ventilation
D1. The core comes with 2 vents on the roof of the tent that are "always open".
There is nothing you will need to do with these vents.
D2. Outer Braced Vents
Ensure that side vents (braced vents) are always open when the tent is erected.
NOTE: If attaching your vehicle to the Core Porch, please ensure you turn off your
ignition immediately. Automobiles emit Carbon Monoxide which is lethal. Please
see Carbon Monoxide Warnings on Page 1 for more information.
B3
C8
PHOTO NOTE: if your tent comes with
D2
a flap over the vent inside the tent, the
flap should be opened at all times when
using the tent.