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EKVIP 022100 - User Manual

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BETJENINGSANVISNINGER
Oversettelse av originalinstruksjonene
INSTRUKCJA OBSŁUGI
Przekład instrukcji oryginalnej
BRUKSANVISNING
Översättning av originalinstruktioner
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Original instructions
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
Übersetzung der Originalanleitung
KÄYTTÖOHJE
Alkuperäisten ohjeiden käännös
INSTRUCTIONS D’UTILISATION
Traduction des instructions d’origine
BEDIENINGSINSTRUCTIES
Vertaling van de originele instructies
PARTY TENT
PARTYTELT
PAWILON OGRODOWY
PARTYTÄLT
PARTY TENT
022100,022101
FESTZELT
JUHLATELTTA
PAVILLON
PARTYTENT
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Overview

  1. Function Description
  2. Important Technical Specifications (Derived from component list and assembly diagrams)
  3. Usage Features
  4. Maintenance Features

This document describes a party tent, identified by the Ekvip brand and model numbers 022100 and 022101. It serves as an operating manual, providing instructions for assembly and usage in multiple languages including English, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, German, French, Polish, and Dutch.

Function Description:

The party tent is designed to provide temporary shelter for outdoor events and gatherings. It consists of a metal frame structure covered by a fabric canopy and side walls. The tent offers protection from the elements, creating a designated space for various activities. Its modular design allows for relatively straightforward assembly and disassembly, making it suitable for temporary installations. The inclusion of side walls, some with window designs, suggests an enclosed space that can offer privacy and a more defined aesthetic for events. The tent is secured to the ground using ropes and tent pegs, ensuring stability in outdoor conditions.

Important Technical Specifications (Derived from component list and assembly diagrams):

  • Frame Components:

    • Straight Poles:
      • Type 1: 10 units (x10)
      • Type 2: 12 units (x12)
      • Type 3: 6 units (x6) - likely for legs
      • Type 4: 4 units (x4) - likely for legs, possibly with adjustable features or specific connection points
    • Connectors/Joints:
      • Type A (curved): 6 units (x6) - likely corner pieces for the roof structure
      • Type B (angled/T-shaped): 9 units (x9) - likely for connecting roof poles and possibly side poles
    • Ground Stakes/Pegs: 14 units (x14) - for securing the tent to the ground.
    • Foot Plates/Base Supports: 4 units (x4) - these appear to be flat, possibly weighted or designed to be staked through, providing a stable base for the legs.
    • Ropes/Ties: 4 units (x4) - for tensioning and securing the tent.
    • Elastic Loops/Bungee Cords: 80 units (x80) - used for attaching the fabric to the frame, particularly for the roof and side walls.

  • Fabric Components:

    • Roof Canopy: 1 unit (x1) - the main cover for the tent.
    • Side Walls with Windows: 2 units (x2) - these panels feature multiple window-like designs, suggesting they are for the longer sides of the tent or specific sections.
    • End Walls/Door Panels: 2 units (x2) - these panels appear to be solid or have a distinct entrance design, likely for the shorter ends of the tent.

  • Overall Structure (Inferred from assembly):

    • The tent features a pitched roof design, supported by the Type A and B connectors.
    • The frame is assembled in stages, starting with the roof structure, then adding the legs, and finally draping and securing the fabric.
    • The tent is designed to be anchored securely to the ground to prevent displacement by wind.

Usage Features:

  • Assembly Process:

    1. Frame Construction (Roof): Connect all Type 1 and Type 2 poles using Type A and Type B connectors to form the roof frame. This involves creating a rectangular grid with angled corners.
    2. Leg Attachment: Lift one side of the assembled roof frame and attach Type 3 and Type 4 poles as legs. Repeat for the other side.
    3. Canopy Placement: Drape the main roof canopy over the assembled frame.
    4. Roof Securing: Fasten the roof canopy to the frame using the elastic loops/bungee cords.
    5. Ground Anchoring: Attach ropes from the roof to the leg hooks and drive tent pegs through the foot plates at the base of the legs. This step is crucial for stability.
    6. Side Wall and Door Installation: Hang the side walls and door panels onto the frame.
    7. Side Wall Securing: Fasten the side walls and door panels to the frame using the elastic loops/bungee cords.
    8. Final Stabilization: Pull out and secure the remaining ropes with tent pegs to further stabilize the entire structure.

  • Portability: The modular nature of the poles and fabric suggests that the tent can be disassembled and packed for transport and storage.

  • Temporary Use: The design and assembly method indicate that this is intended for temporary outdoor use, not as a permanent structure.

  • Weather Protection: The fabric canopy and side walls are designed to offer protection from sun, light rain, and wind, making it suitable for various outdoor conditions. However, the manual does not specify resistance to heavy winds or extreme weather.

  • Event Suitability: The size and windowed side panels make it suitable for hosting events, parties, or as a temporary gathering space.

Maintenance Features:

  • Cleaning: While not explicitly detailed in the provided snippets, typical maintenance for such tents would involve cleaning the fabric canopy and side walls with mild soap and water, and ensuring they are completely dry before storage to prevent mildew.
  • Inspection: Regular inspection of all frame components (poles, connectors) for damage, bending, or corrosion is recommended. Similarly, the fabric should be checked for tears, holes, or weakened attachment points.
  • Storage: Proper storage in a dry, protected environment is crucial to prolong the lifespan of the tent. Disassembly and careful packing of all components will prevent damage during storage.
  • Replacement Parts: Although not mentioned, the availability of replacement parts for poles, connectors, or fabric sections would be a key maintenance feature for extending the tent's usability.
  • Stability Checks: Before and during use, especially in changing weather conditions, it is important to ensure all ropes are taut and pegs are firmly in the ground to maintain stability. The manual emphasizes securing the tent with ropes and pegs, highlighting the importance of this aspect for safety and longevity.

The manual itself is a critical maintenance feature, as it provides the necessary instructions for correct assembly and hints at best practices for handling the product. The emphasis on reading the instructions carefully before use and retaining them for future reference underscores the importance of proper usage and care.

EKVIP 022100 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandEKVIP
Model022100
CategoryTent
LanguageEnglish

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