Eureka Headquarters - User Manual

Component List: 1 Tent Body 4 Poles 1 Carry Bag,
1 Stake Bag / Stakes 2 Hood Rods,
1 Tent Fly 1 Fly Rod 1 Pole Bag
ASSEMBLY
1. Lay the tent body out on the ground. In windy conditions, the
windward corner of the tent should be staked down. Take all of
the poles out of the carry bag and assemble them to their full
length.
NOTE: Orient the spider at the top of the tent such that the roof
fabric is not twisted and the holes are facing the short sides
of the tent.
2. One end of each frame pole has been reinforced and labeled
"TOP". Insert this end into one of the holes in the spider.
Make sure that it seats securely. Improper fit could cause the
spider to break. See fig.1.
3. Follow the seam from the spider, down to the corner of the tent.
Make sure that the spider is properly oriented, then insert the
pin on the corner ring into the other end of the pole.
5. Connect all clips
to the frame. See fig.3.
6. Stake out the tent through the corner rings. Work by staking
opposite corners while applying tension to remove wrinkles
from the floor. Stake the side stake loops last.
NOTE: General purpose stakes have been included, sand or
snow may require a more substantial stake.
Purchase these from your Eureka! dealer.
WINDOWS: To help prevent condensation, keep the doors and windows
open.Tuck the window fabric into its pouch at the bottom of the window.
DIVIDER CURTAIN: After pitching the tent, you may install the included divider
curtain. Place the curtain peak toggle into the O-ring on the peak of the tent. Attach
each toggle, on the side of the curtain, to its corresponding ring on the tent.
NOTE: In strong winds, tie extra ropes to the storm loops on the fly and stake down.
TAKE DOWN: Pull up stakes. Release the fly's Velcro™ and buckles. Remove fly and
take out rod. Remove clips from poles and pull posts off of the pins. Collapse the
tent poles/ rod and stow. Fold the tent onto itself and fold the fly and lay it on tent.
Roll up both towards the door and stow.
AVAILABLE OPTIONS: Floor Saver, Gear Loft
4. Insert the next pole into the opposite hole on the spider.
Carefully tension this assembly by placing the corner pin in the
other end of this pole. See fig.2.
7. Lay the fly out on the ground upside down. Place the ends of
the fly rod in the web pockets on the sides of the fly. Fasten
the hook and loop strap around the center of the rod to keep
it in place. See fig.4.
8.Turn the fly right side up and place it on the tent with the fly pole over the
door. Fasten the hook and loop straps around the frame members to keep
the fly in place.
Place hood rods through the sleeves on the ends of the fly. Insert the ends of
the hood rods into the grommets at the corners of the windows.
Fasten the side release buckles at all of the corners and tension until all
wrinkles are gone from the fly. Set the window hoods to the same height.
If the fly has shifted, reattach the hook and loop straps to the frame.
See fig.5.
REV E 4.09
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
FOR HEADQUATERS TENT:
YOUR TENT IS
READY FOR USE!
With the assembly on the ground, place a third pole
into the spider and place the corner pin in the other end.
Lift the spider and insert the last pole. Carefully apply tension
by inserting the corner pin into the end of this pole.
figure 4
figure 1
TOP
stake loop
figure 3
figure 2
figure 5

Summary

Assembly Instructions

Component List

Lists all components included in the tent package for setup.

Tent Body and Pole Assembly

Instructions for laying out the tent body and inserting poles into the spider assembly.

Connecting Clips and Staking

Steps for connecting clips to the frame and staking the tent securely.

Fly Attachment and Tensioning

Instructions for placing the fly over the tent and securing it with straps and buckles.

Takedown Procedure

Guidance on how to properly dismantle the tent after use.

Tent Usage Notes

Tips for keeping the tent in good condition, including window and divider curtain use.

Safety and Care

Flammability and CO Warnings

Warnings about flame sources, fabric burning, and carbon monoxide risks.

Seam Sealing and Staking

Procedures for sealing seams and proper staking techniques for stability.

Condensation and Ventilation

Explains condensation causes and the importance of ventilation for tent dryness.

General Care, Storage, and Color Transfer

Advice on cleaning, pole care, storage, and color transfer prevention.

Product Information

Alterations and Modifications

Statement against modifying the product, voiding warranty and liability.

Limited Warranty Details

Details on warranty coverage, exclusions, service procedures, and legal rights.

Eureka Headquarters Specifications

General

Brand	Eureka
Model	Headquarters
Category	Tent
Language	English