How to Put up an A Frame Tent
Gather the things you will need., Pick a Good Location The ideal location to pitch an A Frame tent would be on a flat surface., Prepare the Area Clear away any sticks, stones, pieces of glass or other sharp materials that may cause your tent to rip...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Gather the things you will need.
As well as a flat surface, try to find a spot with a higher elevation than the surrounding area.
The purpose of doing this is in case it rains or floods, the water will not all drain down into your tent. ,,, When hammering your pegs into the ground be sure that the fabric is stretched tight. ,, While in position, pull on the guy rope to suspend the pole where it is.
Pull the guy rope as far as you can away from the tent, as this will make your tent more secure. , Pull the end guy ropes out and secure them. peg the other guy ropes in place. , -
Step 2: Pick a Good Location The ideal location to pitch an A Frame tent would be on a flat surface.
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Step 3: Prepare the Area Clear away any sticks
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Step 4: stones
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Step 5: pieces of glass or other sharp materials that may cause your tent to rip.
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Step 6: Lay Your Tent Out Spread the tent out on the ground where you plan on setting it up.
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Step 7: Peg Your Tent Out Secure the inner part of the tent to the ground by inserting a peg through each one of the loops find on the corners of the tent.
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Step 8: Assemble the Poles Connect the pole segments together.
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Step 9: Erect the Tent Placing one pole in the top corner of the tent at one end
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Step 10: wedge it vertically into the ground.
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Step 11: Flysheet Throw the flysheet over the entire tent
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Step 12: aligning the corners with the pole.
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Step 13: Final Check Step back and make sure that your tent looks as if it has been setup correctly!
Detailed Guide
As well as a flat surface, try to find a spot with a higher elevation than the surrounding area.
The purpose of doing this is in case it rains or floods, the water will not all drain down into your tent. ,,, When hammering your pegs into the ground be sure that the fabric is stretched tight. ,, While in position, pull on the guy rope to suspend the pole where it is.
Pull the guy rope as far as you can away from the tent, as this will make your tent more secure. , Pull the end guy ropes out and secure them. peg the other guy ropes in place. ,
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