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Yescom 10'x20' Tent Canopy Top Replacement Cover with with multiple color options and high quality blocks up to 99% of the suns UV Rays. Also, it is easy and convenient to replace the canopy on frame.
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Warning: It is not fire proof, please be away from sources of fire.
Notice: 1.Please measure your tent before you buy this tent replacement. If you are not sure, please be free to contact us.
2.Please make sure there are hook fasteners on your frame to stick canopy for firm installation.
Shipping Disclaimer: Due to the size and weight of this product, it may be shipped in multiple packages. Packages may be delivered separately by the carrier.
1. Drive metal stakes into the ground 6 ft (1.8 m) away from each pole of the tent. Use a hammer or mallet to pound stakes into the ground. Leave 3 to 4 in (7.6 to 10.2 cm) of the pins above the ground so you can easily tie the anchor ropes to them.
2. Make clove hitch knots with braided rope. Make 2 loops near the end of the rope so that the end of the left loop is on top of the rope and the end of the right loop is below the rope. Place the right loop over the left loop so they line up. Set the loops over the stake and pull each side of the rope to firmly tighten it.
A clove hitch allows you to adjust the length of the rope easily without undoing the entire knot. Make knots at each of the stakes so the whole tent is secured.
3. Tie the ends of the ropes to the frame of the tent. Sometimes, the frame will have an anchor to tie the rope to. If not, tie it directly to the horizontal frame at the top of the canopy right next to the support pole.
4. Tie the excess rope around the taut rope close to the stake. Loop the loose end of the rope around the rope pulled taut, making sure the end of the rope goes through the loop. Pull it tight so the excess is taut against the anchor rope.
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