How do you fold the tent to get it back in the bag?
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There is a paper with pictures showing you how to do this... There's no way I could explain it. It was very frustrating at first till I figured it out. Now, after a few times of doing it, I rarely need to look at the picture to remember how to do it. Piece of advice, though, make sure you don't throw away or lose that paper and keep it in the bag for reference! LOL!
894167
I followed the enclosed directions. I love the pet playpen. My dogs are safe yet they can see me.
894168
Sorry for the delay...I believe my husband unzipped the top and bottom and pushed in on the sides...
894169
It's not hard but i dont quite remember. Once you unzip and take the nottom and top off it's pretty easy. Sorry i dont remember more...
536170
The cross bars on the end of the top have a hinge on one end and a notch on the other end. To fold it flat, just lift up on the top crossbars to un-notch them and it will fold right up. Good luck!
896765
step on the peddle and lift the liner up. Put the closed end of the bag in the liner. take hold of the top of the bag at the front of liner. now twist that liner until it is tight around the liner. Now slowly lower the liner tucking the bag into the gap between liner and outside bucket and let liner down all the way. voila it is in until you take it out
1875168
no. it folds like a dome tent you have to take out the 2 poles and fold it up and place it back in the carring bag.
812070
Just pull up in the middle of the seat. It folds in from side-to-side.....not front-to-back.
271109
I've looked all over the place for the instructions. Please Kelsyus, post a video!I folded it, gave it a twist --it's too big to put into the bag. Do I fold it twice?
1498565
Tip... just stuff the tent and fly right into your backpack. There is no need to try and fold it up and fit it back into the nylon bag they give you. It will fit just about anywhere this way. Slip the poles in your pack or attach to the outside. This saves lots of time when packing camp.
459179
No, the two poles slide back out before you fold the tent. But they also fit in the storage bag.
2185091
I don't think there were any instructions per say...But here is what we do: Square it up by folding the offset wings on the long side in. The next folds will be length-wise in thirds (I think) until it is the same width as the broken down poles. Then the poles and fly are rolled up along with the tent and it all fits easily into the bag
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You have to manually fold it. The pole has an internal shock cord and works just like a folding tent pole. To close it, you first push in a button with your fingers and then collapse the height adjustment section to its most compact position. Then you pull apart each folding section slightly until they come apart and then manually fold each one against the other to make the pole collapse to its compact size so that it can be placed in its fabric sleeve for storage or carrying around. This takes about 10 or 15 seconds to do. The inner elastic is just there to keep the pole sections together during storage and so that the pole does not fall apart while you are using it. You have to manually fold it. The pole has an internal shock cord and works just like a folding tent pole. To close it, you first push in a button with your fingers and then collapse the height adjustment section to its most compact position. Then you pull apart each folding section slightly until they come apart and then manually fold each one against the other to make the pole collapse to its compact size so that it can be placed in its fabric sleeve for storage or carrying around. This takes about 10 or 15 seconds to do. The inner elastic is just there to keep the pole sections together... » Read More You have to manually fold it. The pole has an internal shock cord and works just like a folding tent pole. To close it, you first push in a button with your fingers and then collapse the height adjustment section to its most compact position. Then you pull apart each folding section slightly until they come apart and then manually fold each one against the other to make the pole collapse to its compact size so that it can be placed in its fabric sleeve for storage or carrying around. This takes about 10 or 15 seconds to do. The inner elastic is just there to keep the pole sections together during storage and so that the pole does not fall apart while you are using it. « Show Less
259756
I strap a sleeping mat to the bottom of mine. Normally I stuff the tent inside the bag and the poles (if I'm using them) in one of the side pockets.
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The instructions aren't very clear on this but you have to take the storage pouch on the back of the cover and flip it inside out. You should see a blue strap that's meant to be the strap for the tote ( it's underneath a little flap so you may not see it at first). You can then roll up the the cover from the bottom and stuff it inside the storage pouch, but I prefer to take a little more time to fold it because it makes it look like the picture. Here's how I do it: Step 1: I do the inside-out thing with the pouch then lay the cover flat and turn it so the back is facing me. The two wings on the side should already be folded in. Step 2: I fold both sides toward the middle over the wings so the two sides are touching but not overlapping (this will later make a rectangle as opposed to a square, which I find to be more bulky). Step 3: I fold it up in thirds from the bottom so that I'm left with a rectangle with both of the leg holes facing up. Step 4: I push the rectangle into the pouch (note that the front of the cover rolls in on itself to form the front of the tote), making sure that it's as flat as possible and all four corners are pushed completely out. This whole process takes me around a minute when I really try to get it perfect but, like I said, it works just as well if you spend ten seconds just rolling the whole thing into the storage pouch :-)
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Folding it is my only complaint--I can't fold it like it came. The best I can do is a flat heap with the elastic band holding it together. I'll try to explain -with the 2 sides folded together, grab the top right side with one hand, and the bottom left side with the other. Bring your 2 hands together while twisting the shade toward your body. Now scrunch it flat and get the elastic band around it to hold it together. Like wrestling an alligator! I have to say that each time it gets a little easier. Good luck.
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Place the foot warmer on the back wall of the unit and completely unzip the zipper, then fold one of the walls in. The wall will have to fold in half in order to fold in tight. Fold the other wall in toward the first one. It will also have to fold in half. Then secure the unit with the strap, pulling it tight to tighten the fold. It's fairly simple to fold it, but takes some practice. It can be done. I take mine everywhere and it easily fits in the trunk of my car.
730860
we tried before also and couldn't get it back in so we just folded it and rolled then put it in a lawn and leaf bag
2208625
Try using WD40 and it should make it easier to un fold, its hard because of the shipping and if its cold its harder as well.
2241869
Honestly (and I apologize, I know this isn't going to be much help...) it's usually an experiment to figure it out. We lay it on its side (one door and about four panels touching the ground) and collapse the sides until we find one that naturally collapses. From there, it's kind of like folding a map--we'll fold a side in, and if it doesn't feel like it's collapsing naturally, we'll unfold and try another side. I know this sounds tedious, and I think it took us about 5 - 10 minutes the first time, but after you get it once or twice it just gets easier to fold. We can usually get it into the bag in about a minute. Good Luck---Happy Holidays!