how do we assemble the outside straps of the shelter?
517274
Pretty self-explanatory in the instructions. The straps are already there.... all you have to do is attach the ratchets, hook tkem into the tubing, then tighten!
517275
Run the straps through roof tarp and use (s) hooks to attach to frame. There are two holes at the end of each tube. Then tighten straps.
517276
They are already assembled in the canopy. You just hook them up like any other ratchet tiedown type strap system. They hook into supplied eye bolts that go into holes in the end supports. Very easy
517277
I followed the instructions - seemed OK. Each section was put in place loosely at first and adjusted and tightened when everything was in position. Getting the strap rackets to loosen was difficult and required some kind of pushing on both sides.
1179581
Rachel, thank you for bring this to our attention. We are currently working on instructions for you. Here are instructions for you. Set-up Instructions 1. First line up tunnel to tent opening. 2. Locate the 4 black loops on tent and line then up with the 4 sets of velcro straps in tunnel. 3. Place 1 velcro strap through the 1 loop of the tent. 4. Use the other strap to attach velcro together. 5. Repeat this process for the 3 other sides on the tent. Thanks,
1857152
There are basic installation instructions and some short pieces of rope. You run the rope through the rings on the shade cloth and tie them off to the structure you plan to use. It really depends on what your location offers in terms of anchor opportunities. I drilled into solid wood beams at my house and then threaded a long eye bolt through and used a washer and nut to hold it tight. I used different ropes than came with it because I needed more length. It will stretch out and you will have to retie it a few days after install. That's normal. I did it after it rained too. I have had mine up all summer and couldn't be happier. Good construction. Good product. There are basic installation instructions and some short pieces of rope. You run the rope through the rings on the shade cloth and tie them off to the structure you plan to use. It really depends on what your location offers in terms of anchor opportunities. I drilled into solid wood beams at my house and then threaded a long eye bolt through and used a washer and nut to hold it tight. I used different ropes than came with it because I needed more length. It will stretch out and you will have to retie it a few days after install. That's normal. I did it after it rained too. I have had mine... » Read More There are basic installation instructions and some short pieces of rope. You run the rope through the rings on the shade cloth and tie them off to the structure you plan to use. It really depends on what your location offers in terms of anchor opportunities. I drilled into solid wood beams at my house and then threaded a long eye bolt through and used a washer and nut to hold it tight. I used different ropes than came with it because I needed more length. It will stretch out and you will have to retie it a few days after install. That's normal. I did it after it rained too. I have had mine up all summer and couldn't be happier. Good construction. Good product. « Show Less
1445761
Sorry to hear you bought the kit and it had no instructions. I think the vendor is pretty cool and will probably refund you if you haven't asked them to yet. Just a thought. We didn't buy the kit but instead just used some straps we painted to match the color of the shade (tan) and some ratchet clips and put one to the house; one to a tree and one to a post we attached to our fence and it worked really great. Hope they refund you if you try and return.
906462
There Are Metal Eyelets At Each Corner. Use A Rope To Tie Each Corner To An Anchor Point Such As A Tree, Fence, Etc. If There Is Absolutely Nothing To Tie To You Would Need To Install Something. I've Seen Some Pretty Long Ropes Used To Install These.
844976
I just lay it down buckle side down and have the pups step in to the holes. Then pick up the flaps and Velcro them across the back. Finally snap the buckle. Hope this helps!
1786508
We use "s" hooks to attach it to our support. One end goes in the loop of the hammock and the other in the hole of the frame.
844361
On the top outside there is a sleeve sewn across the top of tent. On one end is a Velcro opening, pull the Velcro apart and slide the longer pole on there.
673663
You will need to drill 4 holes. I will suggest to find the stud. You can use 1/4-in x 2-1/2-in-Toggle-Straps-with-Screws if you can not find the stud.
85445
You need a roof rack or the rails for one. If you do then the nylon straps loop around and tighten by a simple pull of the straps through the buckles.
2194709
Take our small screw on cover, keeping cover attached it swings out of the way. Then you mark (2) holes to drill and install provided anchors then screws, swing cover back down and secure with set screw. Hope this helps
421254
they are in two parts and wrap around the base tightened by velcrow straps. a better solution i've seen at the beach are hemp shopping bags filled w sand and bungee corded to the tent.
1252020
There are four loops at the base of the crate. Though there are no instructions, I presume the metal stakes are to hold it down on the ground if you want to use it outdoors.
2263156
Not sure, there should be an instruction attached, plus my son and my brother-in-law assembled it for me
1958380
There is very limited assembly required. I believe it is the shoulder pads, the ropes, and the foot strap.
241250
You need to assemble this from top to bottom. It might take one hour if you have right tools.
21315
There are grommets around the perimeter. The ties (included) go through the grommets and tie to the fence or bar. Unless you overlap over the top of the fence or around the bottom, not sure how you'd fasten it.