Guide Gear 10'x10' Teepee Tent

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Item #712644 Guide Gear® 10'x10' TEEPEE TENT

Image Description: A black and white photograph of the Guide Gear 10'x10' Teepee Tent set up outdoors, showing its interior structure.

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Package Contents

• Camping Tent Body (Part # TP-10B)
• Carrying Case (Part # TC-TPC10)
• Ground Stakes (22) w/ bag (Part # 10001)
• Center Roof Pole (Part # 13010)
• Rain Cap (Part # 15090)
• Pole Cap (Part # 15025)
• Pole Stabilizer (Part # 15026)

Warnings and Guidelines

General Guidelines for Your Tent

• Store your tent in a cool dry place, free of native brush, dirt & any debris.
• Avoid leaving tent outdoors for any extended period of time. Prolonged exposure to sunlight may cause fabric to fade.
• Never allow children to play with this product without adult supervision.
• Never store tent wet or damp.
• Never allow material to cover your face. It can cause suffocation, death.
• Never allow anyone to use lighted candles, matches or other sources of fire near this product.
• Never expose this tent to any open flame. This product is not fireproof.
• Never use a heater in this tent.

Flammability Warning

KEEP ALL FLAME AND HEAT SOURCES AWAY FROM THIS TENT. THIS TENT MEETS THE FLAMMABILITY REQUIREMENTS OF CPAI-84. Fabric will catch fire if exposed to flame. This tent is made with flame resistant fabric. IT IS NOT FIRE PROOF. This fabric will burn if left in continuous contact with any flame/extreme heat source. The application of any foreign substance to the fabric may render the flame resistant properties ineffective.

Advertencia (Spanish)

Mantener todo tipo de fuego y systemas de calor lejos de la tela de esta tienda de campaña. ESTA TIENDA CUMPLE LOS REQUISITOS DE LA INFLAMABILIDAD DE CPAI-84. La tela puede prender en fuego si se expone. Esta tienda de campaña esta hecha con tela resistente al fuego. No es totalmente resistente al fuego. Esta tela se quema si se deja en contacto continuo con cualquier systema de calor extremo y de fuego. La aplicación de cualquier sustancia extraña a la tela puede rendir las propiedades de resistencia al fuego ineficaz.

Mise en Garde (French)

TENIR LE TISSU DE CETTE TENTE LOIN DE TOUTE FLAMME ET DE TOUTE SOURCE DE CHALEUR. CETTE TENTE RÉPOND AUX EXIGENCES D'INFLAMMABILITÉ DE CPAI-84. Cette tente est fabriquée d'un tissu résistant au feu, mais qui n'est pas ininflammable. Ce tissu brûlera s'il est laissé en contact continu avec une source d'inflammation.

Setup Instructions

Initial Setup

Before you take your new tent on a camping trip, you need to set it up to become familiar with it and allow the material to air out.

Select Your Campsite

Find a level spot that is protected from wind. This will ensure sleeping comfort. Clear any debris that may puncture the tent floor. Also choose a site that will drain well in the event that it rains.

Unroll the Tent and Assemble the Pole

Unroll the tent body and lay the floor flat on the ground. Unzip the doors. Unfold the pole and allow it to slide together. Ensure that the connections are tight.

Stake Out the Tent Floor

Stake out the floor loosely to help in setting up the tent. (See Diagram 1)

Diagram 1 Description: An overhead view of the tent floor being staked out loosely.

Erect the Tent

Assemble rain cap to the top of the center roof pole. At the base of the pole, attach the pole stabilizer over the end of the pole. (See Diagram 2)

Diagram 2 Description: An illustration showing the tent poles being assembled and the tent being erected. The center roof pole is inserted into the tent's roof, and a person is shown staking down guy ropes in a star pattern.

From inside of the tent, insert the small end of the top of the pole into the center of the roof. Stand the pole vertically with the pole stabilizer in the middle of the floor. Have another person hold the pole in place, and begin to stake down the guy ropes. It is recommended to stake down the ropes in a star-type pattern to keep a uniform balance of the tent. Adjust and secure the tent's floor stakes to make the tent taunt.

To take down the tent, reverse the process.

Care Instructions

Spot clean with mild soap and water. Ensure tent is dry before transporting or storing to prevent mildew and damage. Store in cool, dry place out of direct sunlight.