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Roof Tent User Guide
YOU MUST READ THIS GUIDE BEFORE ATTEMPTING
TO INSTALL OR USE YOUR ROOF TENT


Welcome,
adventure starts here...
Thank you for purchasing a Latitude Roof Top Tent. We strive to provide
the ultimate camping experience for every camper. Your top quality,
durable Latitude Roof Top tent mounts directly to your roof rack or roof
bars and can be fully setup in just a few moments.
Latitude Roof Tents are made with the most durable materials to
withstand the most extreme conditions. High quality ripstop fabrics with a
superior ventilate coating provide excellent water and wind protection.
To help you install your Latitude Roof Tent most of the components have
been fully assembled at our factory, with the exception of attaching the
mounting rails and the ladder to the base of the tent. Installation is
composed of unpacking, attaching mounting rails to the base of the tent,
attaching the ladder, attaching the tent cover, and then mounting your
Latitude Roof Tent onto your roof rack or roof bars. All of the tools and
hardware required for installation are included.
Should you have any questions, please email:
FOR A DETAILED INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO ON HOW TO INSTALL YOUR
ROOF TOP TENT VISIT: WWW.LATITUDETENTS.COM/INSTALlATION
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WARNING
Improper installation or use of your tent may
result in serious injury or death. Follow these
installation instructions carefully to ensure
proper installation on your vehicle and safe
use of your tent. Please check with your
vehicle manufacturer for specified loading
capacity of your roof rack.
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Contents
Getting Started
Hardware Identification Chart
Tent Orientation On Your Vehicle
Tent Assembly
Vehicle Installation
Tent Set Up
Storage and Handling
Warranty
Hints and Tips
Notes
Contact Details
- Attaching Mounting Channels
- Installing the Ladder
- Installing Travel Cover
- Attaching to the roof rack
- Setting Up the Tent
- Setting Up the Annex
- Installing the Boot Bags
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Getting Started
1. Start by opening one end of the box. BE CAREFUL NOT TO CUT
THE TENT FABRIC! Fold back the box flaps and flip the box so the open
side is pointing down. You should be able to slide the box straight up and
off the tent.
2. Lay the tent so the side with the eight holes in the base are facing up.
3. Locate the mounting rails and set aside.
4. Undo the 2 buckles keeping the tent closed, unfold the tent, unzip one
of the doors, and remove and set aside:
a. PVC cover (1)
b. Ladder (1)
c. Boot bags (1)
d. Hardware bag (1)
e. Canopy pole (1)
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What’s in the Hardware Bag?
All of the tools you need to install your tent are included.
Clear a space to empty the hardware bag. Please check that all these
items are inside:
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Item. Quantity/No.
Ladder Mounting Bracket 2
60 mm Stainless Steel Bolt 8
35 mm Stainless Steel Bolt 4
20 mm Stainless Steel Bolt 2
Stainless Steel Mount Plate 4
Aluminium Slide Plate 8
Stainless Steel washers (for Ladder) 4
10 mm Nylock Nuts 8
13 mm Nylock Nuts 10
Stainless Steel washers 8
Combination Spanner 10 mm
Combination Spanner 13 mm 1
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Allen Key - 4mm
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Allen Key - 5mm
30mm Stainless Steel Bolt 4
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Tent Orientation On Your Vehicle
There are two mounting options for the orientation of your new Latitude
Roof Top Tent. Either the tent will open so that the ladder extends off the
back of the vehicle, “Rear Mounted,” or the ladder extends off the side of
your vehicle, “Side Mounted.” Most of our customers choose to mount
their tents with the ladder extending off the side of the vehicle, in the
“Side Mounted” orientation.
Either orientation works for larger vehicles, however, most saloons,
hatchbacks or smaller SUVs are better suited for the side
mounted option.
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Side Mounted Rear Mounted
Benefits for the side mounted
orientation:
1. Allows for bicycle racks and other
tow hitch/bar accessories to be
installed without interfering with your
tent operation.
2. Closed tent width will fit inside the
roof dimensions of most cars and
SUV’s. i.e. the tent base will not
extend beyond the roof line of your
vehicle when closed.
3. Typically does not require cutting
of the mounting rails.
Benefits for the rear mounted
orientation:
1. Fits into narrow camping spaces.
2. Trunk or tail gate area at the rear of
your vehicle is accessible from inside
the annex.

Tent Assembly
Attaching Mounting Rails
1. After removing the contents, close the tent so the channel mounting
surface is facing upwards (the side with 8 holes in the centre area).
2. Take the mounting rails and align them with the pre drilled holes to
coinside with the desired orientation.
The inner 4 holes are for narrow roof bars under 80cm wide.
3. Slide the 10 mm nylock nuts into the central channel on the mounting
rails and align them with the holes.
4. Now take the 35 mm bolts with the large washers and slide them up
through the holes from inside the tent and tighten.
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aluminum rail/track
10 mm nylock nut
Tent Base
washer
35 mm stainless steel bolt
Diagram A
Align holes.
Rear Mounted Side Mounted

Tent Assembly
Installing the Ladder
1. Flip the tent over so the side with mounting channels is facing down.
2. Align the ladder brackets over the pre drilled holes at the edge of the
bed/tent base.
3. Feed the 35mm bolts with washers from the inside of the tent and
screw on the nylock nuts by reaching inside the tent.
DO NOT TIGHTEN YET.
4. Align the ladder with the brackets. Using the 20 mm bolts and
remaining hardware (see Diagram B), attach the ladder and tighten.
Note: the order of the hardware should be:
Bolt - Washer - Bracket - Washer - Ladder - Nylock nut
5. Tighten the nuts attaching the ladder brackets to the tent frame.
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Diagram B
Ladder

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Tent Assembly
Installing Travel Cover
1. To attach the travel cover, first fasten the buckles on either side of the tent to
compress and hold the canopy in place.
2. Slide the rounded fabric end of the cover into the rounded C-channel at the
hinge side of the tent base. Make sure the cover is oriented so the exterior side
of the cover faces up when you pull the cover over the tent. Then fold over.
3. Zip the travel cover to the base along the three edges, taking care that the
tent fabric does not become caught in the zipper.
4. Secure the two long straps over the top of the travel cover and attach to the
buckles.
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