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Eureka Hex Screen House User Manual

Eureka Hex Screen House
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Assembly Instructions for the Hex Screen House:
fig.6
fig.4
fig.2
fig.3
fig.1
fig.5
fig.7
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You can usually assemble this screen house alone. However,
with first time set-up or with windy conditions, you will
need help.
Component List:
1 Screen/Body w/ Hub 1 Tent Bag 1 Pole Bag
6 Rafters 6 Poles 1 Stake Bag and Stakes
Layout the Parts
• Unpack the tent bag, pole bag and separate all of the
components. Choose a suitable place and unroll and
unfold the fabric with the Eureka! label up.
• Assemble all of the chain-corded poles and rafters. Check
and make sure that each section is fully seated into the
next. See fig.2.
Important: Locate the hub fitting attached to the center of
the tent roof. Align the hub arms to match the layout of the
corner pins without twisting the fabric. See fig.1.
Fit the Rafters
• Slide a rafter section labeled
"TOP" onto a hub arm.The
spring clip must engage the
slot in the hub arm. Repeat
with the remaining until all
rafters are secured in place.
See fig.3.
• Make sure the hub and
fabric are still aligned.
Raise the Frame
• Insert the corner ring & pin into the bottom section of a pole.
See fig.4. Then fit the top of the pole into the elbow of its
coresponding rafter.
• With a second pole, fit it into the diagonal opposite rafter and
pin to form and arch. Lift the arch, and working your way
around the frame, attach the remaining poles to erect a
free standing unit.
See fig. 5.
Attach the Fabric to the Frame
• Attach all of the top pole clips first. It may be necessary
to open the doors and step inside the shelter to reach
the clips. Then, attach all side clips. See fig.6.
• Stake down all corner rings and your Screen House is
ready. See fig.7.
Take down
• Zip the door closed.
• Unstake the screen house.
• Unclip the fabric from the frame.
• Remove the corner pins from the ends of the
poles and remove from the rafters.
• Remove the rafters from the hub. Collapse
the sections and store in the pole bag.
• Fold the fabric into thirds. Place the pole
bag on the fabric and together, roll them up.
• Pack all components into the storage bag.
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Eureka Hex Screen House Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelHex Screen House
TypeScreen House
ShapeHexagonal
Carry BagYes
SetupFreestanding
Seasonality3-Season
Peak Height7 ft
Frame MaterialSteel
Canopy MaterialPolyester
Floor MaterialNot applicable (screen house)
Mesh TypeNo-see-um mesh

Summary

Assembly Instructions for Hex Screen House

Layout the Parts

Unpack, separate, and identify all tent components and poles before assembly.

Fit the Rafters

Slide rafter sections onto hub arms, ensuring spring clips engage slots.

Raise the Frame

Insert poles into corner rings and rafter elbows to erect the free-standing frame.

Attach Fabric to Frame

Clip the tent fabric to the frame poles, starting with top clips, then side clips.

Take Down Instructions

Steps to disassemble the screen house, including unzipping, unstaking, and packing.

Limited Warranty for Steel Pole Shelters

Warranty Coverage

Details on repair or replacement for manufacturing or material defects.

Obtain Warranty Service

Instructions for returning products for warranty claims or contacting customer service.

State Law Relation to Warranty

Explains how the warranty provides specific legal rights that may vary by state.

Important Cautions and Warnings

Flammability Warning

Keep flame and heat sources away; fabric meets flammability requirements.

Guyline Usage

Use guylines with parachute cord for shelter security in windy conditions.

Ultraviolet Light Exposure

Minimize UV damage by limiting direct sunlight exposure to the fabric.

Shelter Cleaning and Maintenance

Clean with mild soap and water; dry completely. Avoid detergents and machines.

Alterations and Modifications

Do not misuse or alter the product; doing so voids warranty and absolves liability.

Leave No Trace Principles

Adhere to seven general principles of outdoor ethics for responsible use.

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