Instructions / Assembly

Step 3
Anchor the Canopy
h: Insert 1 ground stake through
each foot of the canopy (4 total).
i: Attach one end of each rope to
each corner of the canopy.
j: Tie the ropes to the stakes and
insert the stakes into the ground
at a 45° angle.
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h:
i: j:
Caution: Do not over tighten
the ropes as doing so may
damage the fabric seams.
After Each Use
REMOVE THE STAKES
• Carefully remove the stakes from the ground and remove excess dirt before storing.
• Remove the ropes and tie them neatly together to prevent them from tangling during storage.
TAKE DOWN THE CANOPY
• Press the button located in the middle of each leg, and carefully lower each leg making sure all legs are level before
lowering the canopy further. Repeat until the frame is at the lowest setting.
• Detach the hook and loop fasteners strips located inside the roofline, and at the corners.
• Remove the canopy fabric and fold it neatly before storing (refer to Fabric Care, page 3). Never store fabric on the
frame as it will damage the fabric, frame, or both.
• Release the roof locking mechanisms at each corner of the frame. Ensuring your hands are above the locking
mechanism, slowly slide the roofline downward while walking inward until the frame is fully collapsed.
STORE IN THE CARRYING BAG
To prolong the life of the canopy, store all components inside the included carrying bag.
Place the folded fabric on top of the frame, making sure each part is completely tucked inside the carry bag. To prevent
tearing or damage to the fabric, take care when placing it inside the bag; avoid sharp edges of the canopy frame. Store
the ropes and stakes in the pocket on the bag. Carefully zip the carry bag closed, ensuring the canopy fabric does not
get caught in the zipper.
For more detailed information about intended use, care, safety and warning statements,
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WARNING!
Manufacturer and seller expressly disclaim any and all liability from personal injury, property damage
or loss, whether direct or indirect, or incidental, resulting from the incorrect attachment, improper use,
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