Ìwé Ìtọ́ni fún Àgọ́ Àgọ́ DELTA 20'x20' PVC Marquee

1. Ti pariview

The DELTA 20'x20' PVC Marquee Tent is designed to provide a spacious and elegant outdoor venue for various events. This heavy-duty tent offers 400 sq. ft. of event space with a peak height of 12.5 feet. Constructed with top-grade, fire-retardant PVC material for the top cover, window walls, and end panels, it ensures durability, waterproofing, and UV resistance. The galvanized steel frame provides superior stability, enhanced by roof bar support, roof tension wires, and robust ratchet tie-down tension cords for secure anchoring. Removable window walls allow for customizable airflow and layout, making it adaptable for weddings, parties, markets, exhibitions, and corporate functions.

Image 1: The DELTA 20'x20' PVC Marquee Tent fully assembled in an outdoor setting.

2. Alaye Aabo

• Handle the PVC material with care to prevent tripping hazards.
• Be cautious when handling the steel frame and stakes to avoid injury.
• Properly secure the tent to prevent collapsing or being blown away in windy conditions.
• Ensure special care is taken during transportation and setup.
• Ma ṣe lo ni awọn ipo oju ojo to buruju.

3. irinše Akojọ

Before beginning assembly, ensure all components are present and accounted for. Refer to the packing list provided with your tent for a complete inventory.

Awọn eroja pataki:

• Galvanized Steel Frame Poles (various lengths and types for roof and legs)
• Steel Connectors (for joining frame poles)
• PVC Top Cover (main canopy)
• PVC Window Walls (removable side panels with arched windows)
• PVC End Panels (removable front/back panels, some with transparent upper sections)
• Heavy Duty Corner Stakes (for ground anchoring)
• Roof Bar Support and Roof Tension Wires (for structural integrity)
• Ratchet Tie-Down Tension Cords (for secure anchoring)
• Storage Bags (4 included for cover, walls, poles, and accessories)

Image 2: Four included storage bags for organizing and transporting tent components.

Image 3: Detail of galvanized steel frame connectors, ensuring robust assembly.

4. Awọn ilana iṣeto

Assembly typically requires at least two people. Lay out all components and identify them before starting.

4.1. Apejọ fireemu

1. Clear a flat, level area for the tent.
2. Identify and connect the roof frame poles and connectors according to the included diagram. Ensure all connections are secure.
3. Install roof bar supports and tension wires as specified to enhance structural integrity.

Image 4: Detail of the galvanized steel frame connections, highlighting the robust construction.

4.2. Attaching awọn ibori

4. Carefully drape the PVC top cover over the assembled roof frame. Ensure it is centered and evenly distributed.
5. Secure the top cover to the frame using the provided bungee balls or ties, ensuring a snug fit.

4.3. Leg Installation

6. Attach the leg poles to the roof frame. It is recommended to attach legs to one side first, then carefully lift the structure to attach the remaining legs.
7. Once all legs are attached, ensure the tent is standing upright and stable.

4.4. Odi Panel fifi sori

8. Attach the PVC window walls and end panels to the tent frame using the integrated fasteners (e.g., bungee loops, Velcro straps, zippers).
9. The end panels feature a transparent upper triangle section to enhance natural light.

Aworan 5: inu view of the tent, showing the clear window panels and spacious design.

4.5. Fifipamọ agọ

10. Drive the heavy-duty corner stakes into the ground at each corner of the tent.
11. Attach the robust ratchet tie-down tension cords to the tent frame and secure them to the ground stakes. Tighten the cords to ensure the tent is firmly anchored and stable.

Image 6: Heavy-duty ground stakes are essential for securely anchoring the tent.

Image 7: A ratchet tie-down tension cord used to provide firm and reliable anchoring.

Ṣeto Fidio:

5. Awọn ilana Iṣiṣẹ

5.1. Customizing Airflow and Layout

The tent features removable window walls and end panels, allowing for flexible configuration based on weather conditions and event needs.

• Àwọn Ògiri Fèrèsé: Each window wall can be individually removed or rolled up to allow for increased airflow and an open-air feel.
• Awọn Paneli Ipari: The end panels can also be removed or rolled up to create additional entry/exit points or to fully open the tent.

Image 8: The tent with some side panels removed, demonstrating customizable airflow and layout options.

6. Itọju

6.1. Ninu

• Clean PVC material with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the material.
• Fi omi ṣan daradara ki o gba laaye lati gbẹ patapata ṣaaju ibi ipamọ lati ṣe idiwọ imuwodu.

6.2. Ibi ipamọ

• Disassemble the tent carefully, following reverse order of setup.
• Ensure all fabric components are clean and completely dry before folding.
• Store all poles, fabric, and accessories in the provided storage bags in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

6.3. Ayewo

• Regularly inspect the frame for any signs of rust, bending, or damage.
• Check the PVC fabric for tears, punctures, or excessive wear. Address any damage promptly to prolong the tent's lifespan.
• Ensure all tie-downs and stakes are in good condition.

7. Laasigbotitusita

7.1. Tent Instability

• Oro: Tent feels unstable or sways in light wind.
  Ojutu: Ensure all frame connections are fully engaged. Verify that all ground stakes are driven deep into the ground and ratchet tie-down cords are properly tensioned. Add additional weights (e.g., sandbags, water barrels) to the legs if needed, especially in windy conditions.

7.2. Omi jijo

• Oro: Water is entering the tent during rain.
  Ojutu: Check the top cover for any tears or punctures. Ensure the top cover is stretched taut and properly secured to shed water effectively. Verify that all wall panels are securely attached and zipped.

7.3. Difficulty Assembling Frame

• Oro: Poles or connectors do not fit together easily.
  Ojutu: Double-check the labels on each pole and connector against the assembly diagram. Ensure you are using the correct pieces for each section. Sometimes, a slight rotation or gentle force may be needed to align holes.

8. Awọn pato

9. Atilẹyin ọja ati Support

For specific warranty details, please refer to the documentation included with your purchase or contact the retailer directly. For product support, inquiries, or to report missing/damaged parts, please reach out to the manufacturer or seller through your purchase platform.