Costway Tent User Manual - Model OP3936
Brand: Costway
Model: OP3936
Type: Party Tent / Gazebo
Product Overview
This document provides the user manual and assembly instructions for the Costway OP3936 Tent. It is a heavy-duty outdoor party or wedding tent canopy gazebo designed for various events.
Dimensions: The model is designated as "3X9", suggesting specific dimensions for its size.
Global Presence
Costway operates globally, with a noted presence in the following regions:
- Canada
- United States
- United Kingdom
- Spain
- France
- Italy
- Germany
- Russia
- Japan
- Australia
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Contact Offices:
- US Office: Fontana
- UK Office: Ipswich
Assembly Instructions
Parts List (3X9 Model)
| Part ID | Description | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Long Straight Pole (Roof Beam) | 6 PCS |
| 2 | Medium Straight Pole (Leg/Side Beam) | 24 PCS |
| 3 | Medium Straight Pole (Leg/Side Beam) | 8 PCS |
| 4 | Medium Straight Pole (Leg/Side Beam) | 8 PCS |
| 5 | Short Pole (Roof Support) | 8 PCS |
| 6 | Short Pole (Roof Support) | 4 PCS |
| 7 | Connector (Roof Peak Connector) | 2 PCS |
| 8 | Connector (Roof Ridge/End Connector) | 1 PCS |
| 10 | Connector (Roof Ridge/End Connector) | 1 PCS |
| A | 3-Way Connector (Base Corner) | 4 PCS |
| B | 4-Way Connector (Base Junction) | 16 PCS |
| C | 2-Way Connector (Straight Joint) | 2 PCS |
| D | 2-Way Connector (Straight Joint) | 2 PCS |
| E | Side Panel / Wall | 8 PCS |
| - | Base Plate | 1 PCS |
| - | Stakes/Ropes (Set 1) | 6 PCS |
| - | Stakes/Ropes (Set 2) | 2 PCS |
Assembly Steps
Follow these steps to assemble your Costway Tent OP3936:
Step 1: Base Frame Assembly
Construct the base of the tent using poles labeled '1', '2', '3', and '4', along with connectors 'A' and 'B'. Connectors 'A' likely form the corners of the base, and 'B' connect the poles in a grid pattern to establish the tent's footprint.
Step 2: Erecting Vertical and Horizontal Supports
Attach vertical poles (likely part of '2', '3', '4') to the base connectors. Then, connect horizontal poles (also '2', '3', '4') to form the main rectangular structure of the tent. Use connectors 'C' and 'D' for straight joints where needed to build the walls and upper frame.
Step 3: Installing Roof Structure
Integrate the roof support poles ('5', '6') and connectors ('7', '8', '10') to create the pitched roof structure. Connector '7' appears to be a peak connector, while '8' and '10' might be for ridge or end points, forming the tent's apex.
Step 4: Attaching Canopy Cover
Carefully place the main canopy cover over the assembled frame. Ensure it is centered and taut across the structure.
Step 5: Securing Side Panels and Anchoring
Attach the side panels (labeled 'E') to the tent frame, likely by sliding them into designated channels or securing them with fasteners. Finally, secure the tent to the ground using the provided stakes and ropes (6 PCS and 2 PCS sets) to ensure stability against wind and weather.
