Eureka Genesis Manuel utilisateur

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Instructions for:

30' Wide with 7'or 8' Aluminum or Wood side poles

40' Wide with 7'or 8' Aluminum or Wood side poles

50' Wide with 8' Aluminum or Wood side poles

60' Wide twin center poles with 8' Aluminum or Wood side poles

Genesis Tent Construction Features

• SNYDER 14-18 oz. Translucent or blockout vinyl

laminate tent fabric that is flame retardant and

mildew resistant

• Cast aluminum side pole and center pole fittings

• Reinforced pole positions

• Catenary Web belts

• Rope and grommet lace lines

• Double rain flaps

• Sealed valances with Velcro closures

• Removable ropes with carabiner fasteners on

30'-50', optional on 60'

• Side pole and center pole jump ropes

• Sidewall rope permanently installed

• Ring and snap attachments for tent sections

• Genesis tents are provided with storage bags

• Genesis tents are professionally designed,

patterned, cut, manufactured and finished

The Genesis

is a professionally designed tent series offering an elegant

profile and spacious interiors. Like a building pre-fabricated of tensile

components, each element is designed to specific load and weather

protection criteria. Extensive field testing and years of rental experience

now identifies the Genesis as a proven leader in rental tents.

Genesis tents are a Todd Dalland/FTL Happold design

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For safe, easy assembly we

recommend:

• Steel toe shoes

• Hard hats

• Safety gloves

• Utility aprons

• Step ladders

• Drop cloths

• Cleaning supplies

• Tape measures

• Sledge hammers

• Carpet dolly

• Stake driver

• Wooden coasters for side poles

• Read instructions thoroughly.

• Review all appendices

• Make sure you have everything

listed on the parts and shipping lists

as soon as you receive the shipment.

Pre-Assembly

Safety Considerations

Inspect the tent top to make sure there are no holes, rips or tears in

the fabric and web belts. Inspect all hardware, plates, grommets

and other fittings for signs of fatigue, wear or breakage.

Also inspect ropes and guy lines for general overall condition and

wear and tear. Inspect poles and stakes for fatigue, splintering or

breakage.

Repair or replace any item as needed. Failure to do so will

compromise the overall integrity and performance of the tent.

Conduct a Site Survey

A site survey should be conducted by a qualified sales or tent

installation professional. All information should be given to the

foreman of the installation.

Specify Tent

Be certain that the proper tent (size and type) is specified for the

location and function.

Environment

Evaluate the overall location — inspect for overhead and underground

obstructions and utilities. Determine exposure to wind. Test for soil

anchoring stability and ground conditions. Determine method and

type of staking that will be suitable for the tent and the tent site.

Lace the Tent

See Appendix A and G for additional instructions.

Square and Stake the Tent

See Appendix B and C for additional instructions.

With the site determined and evaluated, measure and mark the correct stake pattern for the tent. Use

and follow the stake templates from the following pages. Set the stake bars and stakes and drive

the stakes flush. See fig 1 and 2. If using ropes only, drive the stake so its head is 6" above ground.

Depending upon soil conditions, additional stakes may be necessary.

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Lay out the side poles and then spread the drop cloths. See fig 3 and 4.

Lay out the top

panels. Arrange

the panels

according to the

pattern.

See fig 5.

Stack and secure the center

pole plates. The plates only

fit one way. Stacking order is

important; plate of grommet end

on top. See fig 6.

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Start at the center pole plates and lace the top sections. Work toward the eave. When you reach the

longer web, go to the eave and work backwards to reweave the last lace loops back into the seam.

Tie a knot to finish. See fig 7 and 8.

Attach the clips and rings along the rain flap to cover the lace seam. Snap the tent sections

together. See fig 9 and 10.

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Raise The Tent:

Note: Whenever you assemble a tent with hardware at

or above the shoulders, wear a hard hat.

Snap the top sections together. Fit pole pin into the top grommets and corner plates. Raise

the four corner poles. It may be necessary to place the poles on a wooden pad or coaster.

This will minimize or prevent the poles from sinking into the ground when tension is applied

to the tent top. Insert the corner side poles into the corner fittings. Raise the poles to a slight

angle with the base of the pole set inside the tent perimeter. See fig 13 and 14.

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Attach web / ratchets or ropes / carabiners to the corner pole plates. Then, attach remaining web /

ratchets or ropes / carabiners to the side pole plates. See fig 11 and 12.

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Fit the side pole pins into the side plates and raise the side poles. See fig 15 and 16.

Tie jump ropes to the top half of poles and pull down until snug. See fig 17 and 18.

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Assemble The Center Poles:

Each center pole is in sections. Align the holes and insert threaded bolts with a washer on each

side. Tighten the bolts to secure.

Raise The Center Poles:

Note: Whenever you assemble a tent with hardware at or above the shoulders, wear a hard hat.

Balance the center pole assembly on a carpet dolly and roll the pole into the tent near the center

pole plates. See fig 19 and 20.

Manually lift and insert the center pole. With two people at a stake inserted through the lift hole and

two at the tip, walk the pole into the tent and fit the tip into top plate assembly. See fig 21

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Tensioning:

Tension the tent top in the following

sequence:

1 Web belts (ends of tent)

2 Lace lines

3 Corners

4 Intermediate pole positions

Manually:

Slant the side pole so the base of the pole is

inside the tent perimeter. Shorten the distance

of the rope going from the tent to its stake and

tie off using a clove hitch knot. Straighten the

side pole to a near vertical position. (The pole

should be slanting in slightly).

Mechanically:

Attach the web strap from the web and ratchet

assembly onto the side pole fitting. Position the

base of the side pole in its final position [ in line

and where you want it to be when you are finished ]. Pull the excess web through the ratchet.

Tighten the web strap until the side pole is in a near vertical position and the web strap is taut.

Continue to tighten the web belts (ends), lace lines, corners and intermediate poles. After all ropes

or webs are installed and tensioned, check to make sure the center poles are straight. Adjust the

tensioning if poles need to be altered slightly. See fig 22 and 23.

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30'

7'6"

11'

18'

30'

15'

top

15' mid

end

side

42' 5"

30' Wide Single Pole

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18'

15'11"

7' 45'

7'6"

54' 1" inside

73' 7.2" outside

30' Wide x 45' Single Pole

Normal Install:

Stake bars at the lace lines, web

belts and corners.

42” Nailhead stake with 5/8”

rope and carabiner at all other

locations.

Full Wind Kit Install:

Stake bars:

Ratchet and stake plate assembly

installed at all locations.

Important: Wind Kit diagram is only a

suggestion. Soil conditions can vary

from site to site and within a specific

setup site. Installer must refer to the

specific tent design's blueprint for

stake load requirements in order to

satisfy full wind load requirements.

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