Usage

1. Connect the accounting pole, thread it through the pole sleeve on the inner tent, and insert it into the sleeve holes at both ends. If a hook is used, it needs to be hung onto an accounting pole. If it is a multi pole tent, thread the other poles according to the instructions and insert them into the sleeve holes for fixation.

2. Fix the bottom edges of each corner of the inner tent with tent pegs (the pegs are inserted into the ground at a 45-60 degree angle relative to the outer corner of the tent).

3. Cover the outer tent and secure the connection points between the tent and the pole.

4. Fix the corners of the external tent with pegs and tie them tightly with windproof ropes.

Most people often choose their favorite colors based on personal preferences, but if you want to reduce the impact on the natural environment, low brightness green and brown palladium are good choices. High brightness tents not only look bright, but also have the advantage of being easy to search for. In addition, the color of the tent can affect the light and temperature inside the tent. High brightness tents have higher light transmittance, and the heat transmitted in will also be higher; Low brightness tents have poor light transmittance and can block out some of the natural heat sources provided by the sun, affecting personal activities inside the tent. Especially in bad weather, the difference between the two can be felt more clearly.