This document is the user's manual for the COSTWAY Teepee Tent, model TP10020. It provides essential information regarding the product's assembly, usage, and safety.
Function Description:
The Teepee Tent TP10020 is a children's play tent designed to provide a fun and imaginative space. It features a teepee-style structure, supported by fiber poles, and is covered with a peach skin fabric. The tent is intended for indoor use and offers a private and cozy area for children to play, read, or relax. Its design emphasizes ease of assembly and portability, making it suitable for various home environments. The tent's structure is designed to be stable once assembled, providing a secure play area.
Important Technical Specifications:
The tent's structure is built using a combination of different types of rods and connecting tubes, along with a rope for securing the top.
- Rods:
- Type A Rods: 10 pieces, each measuring 60 cm (23.6 inches).
- Type B Rods: 5 pieces, each measuring 60 cm (23.6 inches). These rods likely have a specific feature, such as a hole, for the rope to pass through.
- Type D Rods: 5 pieces, each measuring 60 cm (23.6 inches). These are the base rods for the structure.
- Connecting Tubes:
- Type C Tubes: 15 pieces, each measuring 14.5 cm (5.7 inches). These tubes are crucial for connecting the various rod segments to form longer support poles.
- Rope:
- Type E Rope: 1 piece. This rope is used to secure the upper ends of the assembled poles, maintaining the teepee shape.
- Material: The tent fabric is made of "safe and high-quality peach skin fabric."
- Age Suitability: The product is explicitly "not suitable for children under 3 years" due to choking hazards from small parts.
Usage Features:
- Assembly: The assembly process is straightforward, involving connecting rod segments with tubes to form five long poles, then threading these poles through the tent fabric, and finally securing the top with a rope.
- Step 1: Connect one D rod, two A rods, and one B rod using three C tubes to create one long pole. This process is repeated five times to create five identical long poles.
- Step 2: Pass the B ends of the assembled poles through the bottom of the tent. Once all five poles are in place, connect them together at the top. Then, use the E rope to pass through the holes on the upper end of each rod, one by one, and fix them securely.
- Step 3: Finally, open the tent to set it up in its full teepee shape.
- Elasticity of Poles: The fiber poles used for expansion have a "certain degree of elasticity." Users are cautioned against allowing children or other objects to weigh on the top of the tent after installation, as this could break the poles.
- Safety: The manual emphasizes several safety warnings:
- The product must be installed and used under adult supervision.
- All small parts and packaging materials should be kept away from babies and children to prevent choking hazards.
- Incorrect installation can lead to danger.
- The tent fabric is safe but should be kept away from fire.
- Avoid using sharp objects that could damage the fabric.
- Placement: It is recommended to assemble the tent near its intended use area to avoid unnecessary movement once assembled. The product should always be placed on a flat, steady, and stable surface.
Maintenance Features:
- Cleaning: The product should be cleaned or wiped regularly.
- Drying: After cleaning, the tent should be dried naturally in a ventilated place.
- Durability: Users are advised to avoid placing excessive weight on the tent's top to prevent pole breakage and to keep sharp objects away from the peach skin fabric to prevent damage.
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