VEVOR Outdoor Storage Shelter User Manual
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Model: SCP1015
A line drawing depicts the VEVOR Outdoor Storage Shelter. It features an arched roof supported by a metal frame and covered by a fabric tarp. The shelter has a base that extends outwards and appears to be designed for outdoor storage.
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Safety Instructions
- The instant garage needs to be installed on the smooth grass.
- It is recommended to wear gloves during assembly.
- You may need to use a ladder during assembly. Please pay attention to safety.
- If any part of the product is damaged, please do not use it.
- Do not stand or sit on top of the instant garage.
- Do not smoke or use open flame devices in and around the instant garage to avoid fire.
- In bad weather, the instant garage needs to be put away.
- It is not recommended to use it in snowy conditions.
- Assemble in strict accordance with the instructions, and use rope, anchor, and other accessories in the assembly process.
Model and Parameters
A line drawing illustrates the dimensions of the shelter frame, indicating Height (H), Depth (D), and Width (W).
| Appearance | Color | Size (D*W*H) | Net Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| [Shelter Diagram] | Gray | 10*15*8FT | 109lbs |
Components
A detailed line drawing shows the metal frame structure of the shelter, composed of various tubes and connectors. Parts are labeled with numbers (1, 2, 3, 3A, 4) and letters (A, B, C, D#).
| Part Label | Description/Shape | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Straight tube | 8pcs |
| 2 | Straight tube | 9pcs |
| 3 | Straight tube | 8pcs |
| 3A | Connector | 8pcs |
| 4 | Straight tube | 6pcs |
| A | Elbow connector | 6pcs |
| B | T-connector | 6pcs |
| C | Base plate | 8pcs |
| D# | Connector | 8pcs |
| E# | Rope/Tie-down | 4pcs |
| F# | Elastic rope | 32+4pcs |
| G# | Bolt (M8x50) | 8+1pcs |
| H# | Bolt (M6x45) | 24+1pcs |
| I# | Washer | 24pcs |
| J# | Tent tack/Peg | 4pcs |
| K# | Tarp | 1pc |
| K1# | Grommet/Fastener | 1pc |
| K2# | Grommet/Fastener | 1pc |
Assembly
Step 1: Top Slope Overlooking Plan
A top-down diagram illustrates the initial layout of the shelter's frame. It shows a grid formed by connecting tubes labeled '1' and '2' using connectors labeled 'A' (elbow) and 'B' (T-connector), establishing the base structure for the roof.
Step 2: Install the Top Bevel
An angled view of the shelter frame being assembled. It shows tubes labeled '1' and '2' being connected using connectors 'A' and 'B' to form the arched roof structure. Close-up views show how tubes connect to connectors.
Step 3: Install Columns
An angled view showing the main frame structure. Vertical tubes (labeled '3') and connectors (labeled '3A') are being attached to the base of the frame to form the vertical supports or columns. Close-up views illustrate the connection points.
Step 4: Install a Tarp
A line drawing shows the assembled frame and the tarp (labeled 'K') being placed over it. An arrow indicates the direction of placement.
Step 5: Secure the Tarp with Elastic Rope
An angled view of the shelter with the tarp installed. Elastic ropes (F#) are shown being attached to secure the tarp to the frame. Close-up views show the elastic rope (F#) connecting to grommets (K1#, K2#) on the tarp and potentially to frame parts.
Step 6: Install Columns
A close-up view shows how parts labeled '3' and '3A' are used to connect vertical elements, likely reinforcing the structure or attaching to the base.
Step 7: Secure the Tarp with Elastic Rope / Install the Base
An angled view showing the shelter. The tarp is secured. Base plates (C) are shown being attached to the bottom of the vertical frame legs using bolts (G# - M8x50) and washers (I#).
Step 8: Mounting Bottom Beam
An angled view of the shelter. Bottom beams (tubes labeled '3') are being attached to the lower part of the frame. These beams are secured using bolts (H# - M6x45) and washers (I#), connecting to parts labeled 'D' and '3'.
Step 9: Secure the Base to the Ground with Tent Tacks
An angled view of the shelter base. Tent tacks (J#) are shown being hammered into the ground through loops or attachment points at the base of the shelter to secure it. A close-up shows the tent tack (J#) and its connection.
Step 10: Secure the Perimeter with Windproof Drawstrings and Secure the Product to the Ground
An angled view of the shelter. Windproof drawstrings (E#) are attached to the shelter and staked to the ground using tent tacks (J#).
Cleaning and Maintenance
- If there is snow or ice on the top of the instant garage, please clear it in time.
- It is recommended to clean the surface of the instant garage regularly with mild soap and water.
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