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Mec FUNHOUSE 6 User Manual

Mec FUNHOUSE 6
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FUNHOUSE 6
This booklet tells you how to prepare, assemble, and maintain your
new tent; please keep it for future reference. Set up your tent at
home before your fi rst trip; this will allow you to inspect it for any
manufacturing defects, check that all parts are present, and learn the
assembly procedure with minimal stress on the tent and on you.
FUNHOUSE 6 Height inside 1.86m
1.98m
3.05m 1.7m
3.05m
Your Funhouse 6
tent package includes:
Tent body
Tent fl y
four poles
Tent pegs, hammer, and nylon guylines
Pole repair sleeve
Tent sack and pole sack
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Mec FUNHOUSE 6 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMEC
ModelFUNHOUSE 6
CategoryTent
Capacity6-person
Seasons3-season
MaterialPolyester
Floor area8.4m2
Vestibule area1.7m2
Peak height183cm
Fly68-denier polyester taffeta with a 1, 500mm waterproof polyurethane coating
Water Resistance1500 mm
VentilationMesh panels
PolesDAC Pressfit aluminum

Summary

Seam Sealing

Site Preparation

Set-Up

A Note About Shock-Corded Poles

Proper handling of shock-corded tent poles to prevent damage.

Assembling the Tent

Step-by-step guide for assembling the tent poles and body.

Attaching the Fly

Instructions on how to attach the tent fly to the assembled tent body.

Rigging the Vestibules

Guide to setting up and securing the tent's vestibules for shape and function.

Rigging for Maximum Wind Stability

Techniques for pegging out guylines for optimal tent stability and tension.

Ventilating the Tent

Tips for proper tent ventilation to minimize condensation.

Disassembling the Tent

Procedure for safely taking down the tent without stressing components.

Packing the Tent

Best practices for folding and rolling the tent for compact storage.

Care and Maintenance

Protecting the Tent

Protecting tent fabrics from UV damage and extended sunlight exposure.

Lighting your Tent

Safety precautions and risks associated with using lanterns inside a tent.

Food in Tents

Advice on managing food spills and avoiding attracting animals to the tent.

Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the tent, including stain removal and water repellency.

Lubricating the Poles

Recommendations for lubricating tent pole connections for longevity.

Storing your Tent

Proper procedures for drying and storing the tent to prevent mildew and corrosion.

Repairing Your Tent

Fabric Tears

Methods for making watertight repairs to rips and tears in tent fabric.

Fixing a Pole in the Field

Instructions for using a pole repair sleeve to fix a damaged tent pole.

Zippers

Tips for maintaining and repairing tent zippers to ensure smooth operation.

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